The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-27
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Mirror OF Minor happenings of
the World.

Paris, Jan. 25.-Ex-United States Consul
hooper Is seriously III in this city
olympia, Wash. Jan. 26-The fifteenth
s'7.latotlAl ballot was taken in the legis-
-a'uIe today. with no material change.
Ankeny stiu leads.
cincinnati. O., Jan. 26.-Judge Alfred
A@pie' noted jurist OF this city. and an
autnoFlta tive writer on matters OF law
ulea this morning at o'clock. aged 65.
Dover Del, Jan. Bone ballot for
united states senator was taken this
morning. II resulted: Higgins. S. Addicks,
% massey. 4 Wolcott, dem. 6; absent. S.
atlanta Ga. Jan. 25.-News OF the
osath a President Grannis Of the Geor-
ga Midland and Gulf railroad. which &C.
CURED IN New York last night. was re-
ceived here to-day.
Washington, Jan .2s.-AIr. Butler. dem.
OF south Carolina to-day introduced in
the senate bill authorizing the erection
o. a public building at Spartanburg :.
c, at cost Of S75,0Ga
Asheville, y. c.. Jan. "a through
freight train on the Southern railway
westbound. ran into a rock slide. six
miles west Of Salisbury this morning AZ
CLOCK Fireman ". L. SummeTson was
killed and two train hands injured The
engine and two cars were derailed
Washington. Jan. 26-The President has
approved the urgency deficiency bill, which
includes the income tax appropriation.
also the act authorizing the Secretary Of
War 10 give four condemned iron guns
and projectiles TO Oakwood cemetery at
Chicago in which IS buried both union
and confederate dead.
Washington, Jan. &C. The Swedish gov
eminent has permitted its minister at
Washington. TO accept the craftsmanship
NJ raTsaT
Gated by Senior Romero, who was COM
PEELED to resign on account Of the arduous
duties imposed upon him by the complica-
tons between Mexico and Guatemala.
Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Walsh to
day presented in the Senate resolutions
from the board Of trade of Brunswick
stating the results of Col. Goodvear's re-
cent work on the ocean bar Of Brunswick.
endorsed by the Young Mems Business
League Of eighty-hve members and the
mayor and city council The papers were
referred 10 the committee on commerce.
Melbourne. Jan. 26.-The Victoria parlia-
ment yesterday passed the income tax bill
and fixed the salary of the governor at
1W0 pounds per year. a reduction Of 3.00J
pounds. The salary OF the agent general
was reduced to 1900 pounds. The reduc-
tions are to 80 into effect July /. 1885.
A conference of the Australian premiers
to discuss the subject of federation viii be
held at Hobart Town, Tasmania. on Jan.
IS.
AIedota H. Jan. 26-The remains of
William Long were found in the ruins of
the Henning brewery by the searchers
this morning, increasing the total of the
dead to eight. The searchers are still a
work, as two men are missing and sup
posed to have been killed. AT the time of
the explosion, party Of men, employed IN
cutting ice, We're warming themselves in
the brewery, and it is not known yet
whether any of them have persisted, as
many We're strangers
Roanoke, Va. Jan. 26.-In the United
States circuit court at Abingdon yester-
day. Judge Paul granted the application of
Richard Dale of Philadelphia and others
for q receiver for the Roanoke Iron Com
pany. proprietors Of a blast furnace and
rolling mill in this city, and d. w Flick
wiz. general superintendent of the east
ern division Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, was APP
pointed. He has Is days to recommend
70 the court what should be done to pro
tect all the interested parties. Suits and
supply liens were recently filed against
the concern for S125,0OO
Norfolk. Va. Jan. 2s.-The Business
Mems Association held meeting tonight
and started a subscription for the erection
OF a cotton mill here. It was ascertained
that a large amount of money could be
had at once from local capitalists.
a committee has also been appointed to
visit New England to present Norfolk
advantages to any who may desire to es-
IA h1isb mills in the south