The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-02
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
I'm short stories.

Some of the Days Events Set Forth
in short stories.
Il washington. April 1.-The usual public
debt statement was not issued to-day.
but will appear tomorrow.
washington. April 1.-The income tax
case was not decided by the supreme court
Of the United States to-day.
London. April 1.-The House OF Com
mons passed the Welsh dis-estahlshment
bill through its second reading this even
ing by a vote of S4 10 go.
City Of Mexico, April 1-President Diaz
in message to congress tonight notified
that body that the Guatemalan dispute
had been amiacably settled.
Washington, April 1.-Willam Martin
Aiken. the new supervising architect II
the treasury department qualified at the
treasury this morning and at once en-
tered upon the duties of his office.
Washington. April 1.-The secretary of
the interior has approved two clear lists
of 81. $50 acres In the jackson. Miss. land
district selected by the state as enuring
to the benefit of the Gulf and Ship Island
railroad.
Richmond. Va, April 1.-The governor
has issued an order restoring to duty all
the officers of the First regiment who. a
few weeks ago. we're relieved Of their
the regiment
Rocky Mount. n. c., April III. A. Hen
derson committed suicide by taking lauda-
mum this evening. The act was the final
result of several days drinking. Mr.. Hen
derson was son of ]. A. Henderson of
Danville. Va.
Washington. April IAN Increase Of S.
497, 100 in national bank note circulation
during the month of March is shown in
"a
Ter Eckels to-day. making the total stand
at S209, 45O,lH on April l.
Warren. O., April 1.-Many Warren wo-
men voted to-day. there being two indie
pendent women candidates for the board
of education against the republican NOM
inee. Party lines were ignored by both
democrats and republicans.
Washington. April 1.-The President to-
day recommissioned the following post
masters. whose offices. formerly fourth
class, have now become presidential; Sid
ney Il. Conner, Live Oak, Fla, William
F. Marshall, Gastonia, N. c.
Ottumwa, Ia, April TWENTY-FIVE hun
dred miners in Appanoose county quit
work this morning. No disturbance Of
any kind has occurred. In the rest Of the
district. where the operators signed the
Ottumwa agreement, the miners are work
ing.
hiSSunlnees ria, April line mining
engineers arrived here on a special train
this afternoon at ! O'Clock They visited
the rice and sugar plantations and re-
| tinery and expressed themselves as we'll
pleased and delighted. They left this even
ing for Winter Park and the east coast
! Connellsvine Pa, April AL the coke
operators in the Connellsville region this
morning announced that they would pay
/ 16 per cent advance In wages inaugurated
! ny he Erip< al tstrp
| ago. This will avert a strike in the re-
| gion.
Dover, Del. April THE Higgins men
went back on their first love to-day and
the one ballot for the United States SEN
ator resulted: Higgins rep. 9; Addicks
rep, 3; Massey, rep. 4; Penniwill, rep,
l.; Ridgely, dem, 81 Bayard, dem, !; abb
sent, TO-
/ Washington. April 1.-The official treas
ruy statement issued to-day shows that
/ during the month of March, the excess
/ of expenditures over receipts was s246, SS2
! The receipts were $6S7.77S greater than in
| March. 1894 and the expenditures s.. 49,
6)3 less than IN last March.
/ Nashville. Tenn. Aprilo1.-.Iudge c. d.
/ Clark Of the United States district court
discharged the jury to-day In the case of
NJ. A, Spar. who was charged with falsely
certifying checks as president Of the Com
mercial National Bank. Seven of the jury
were for conviction and five for acquittal
/ Paris, April Charles Camille Dou-
/ cett, the distinguished French dramatic
/ author, and member and permanent see
! rotary of the French academy was found
/ dead in his bed at noon to-day The doe
/ tors have decided that he died at about
| o'clock this morning He was SO years
/ Of age
Winnipeg, Man. April 1-Regina, the
capital of the northwest territories. had a
most disastrous fire late last night The
court house building with all its valuable
| territorial papers and libraries, was com
! pletely destroyed. The loss on the books
and records cannot be estimated. The
building was valued at $4,000
New York, April 1.-The Southern Rail-
way Company reports for February gross
/ earnings of S1,256,458 a decrease Of $191, 1874;
! expenses. 1861, 6i2 a decrease of $142, $780, and
net, $685., S46, a decrease of $40. 474; and from
/ July ! to Feb 28. gross, 81, 49s, 1874, an in
/ crease of 1929, 2s3; expenses, S7,557, 62s, a
! decrease of 1853. $50; and net, S3,94l ,2i6 an
I increase of $492. 1892.
Minneapolis, Mimi, April lat the
church of the Immaculate Conception
/ yesterday Rev. Father ]. j. Keane con-
/ Quoted the funeral services over the body
/ of Amy Thill the young actress whose
tragic death was caused by the act of a
mailman in Ney York last Tuesday The
church was filled by a concourse of people,
friends of the deceased and of her reIa-
tives in this city. The pail bearers were
six of the most prominent young society
men of Minneapolis.
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