The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-07
WAITS PROM THE WIRES.
Some Of the Days Events Set Forth
in Short Stories.

in short Stories
Paris. March 6.-President Faure Is suf-
fering from a slight attack Of inhuenza.
Constantinople. March 6.-Count Gro
pello, secretary OF the Italian embassy
here, died Of cholera to-day.
Beilaire. O.. March 6.-The new Bellaire
blast furnace was placed in operation to-
day. It's capacity is over 2)0 tons daily.
Two hundred hands are given work.
Texarkana, Ark. March 6-The First
National Bank of the city closed its doors
to-day, and Examiner Nelson is in charge.
The condition Of the bank is not known.
New York. March 6.-Nothing has been
heard Of John owen Bache. the missing
financial manager for this city of the
Union Central Life Insurance Company Of
Cincinnati
Paris. March 6-The government is in
receipt of information by cable from
Zanzibar that the French have seized the
island Of Ncssivey, lying southwest OF
Madagascar.
ST. Petersburg. March 6-Inhuenza is
raging widespread in this city. The hos
pitfalls are filled with sufferers from the
disease and the physicians are totally
unable TO cope with it.
Sydney. n. 5. ". March 6-The assem-
bly, yesterday voted on the motion Of
troduced by eX-Premier Sir George Dibbs.
The motion was defeated by a vote of Is
to q.
Rome, March 6-The Pope has issued a
rescrpt TO the Roman Catholic bishops in
England granting dispensation from OBJ
servance Of the Lenten fast in conse-
quence of the prevalence of influenza in
Great Britain.
Norfolk Va. March 6.-The light house
tender with President Cleveland or. board
arrived in the harbor this morning at 5
O'Clock, and left at 1880 O'Clock for North
Carolina sounds, via the Albermarle and
Chesapeake canal.
Negaunee, Mich, March 6.-The strik-
ing miners at the Cleveland hematite mine
have gone back to work. A compromise
was reached by which the men are al
lowed TO put in longer hours at the same
rate pei hour as formerly.
Dover. Del. March 6.-Another day pass
ed without the rumored deals in the sena-
tOrial contest coming to light. The one
vote taken to-day stood: Higgins, rep,
s; Addieks, rep. 6; Massey, rep, 4; VOL
colt, dem, 6; Tunnel, dem, A. absent, ?.
Kansas City. No., March 6.-Gas escap-
ing from a leaky pipe in the office Of
Lewis Day. a real estate agent, to-day
caught fire and exploded fatally injur-
ing John Lynch and hurting Billy Me
Cormack and Clarence McElroy, all fire
men, and destroying the building.
Rome, March 6-The court to-day re
jected ex-Premier Giolitu's exception to
the competence of the court to try his
case. and ordered that the action of Pre-
mier Crispi against him be proceeded with.
Sgnor Giolltu will appeal from the decis-
ion.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 6.-Jimmy
Lague, a notorious burglar suspected of
L. ~.
their home, No. 1850 North Eleventh
street in this city a dozen years ago sur
rendered himself to Coroner Ashbridge
last night.
Washington, March 6.-Ex-Senator Matt
W. Ransom left here this morning for
his home in Weldon, n. C, where he will
remain for ten days. He will then return
to Washington for a few days, II being
his present intention to start for his
new post as minister to Mexico in about
two weeks.
Rome, March 6-The Prince of Naples
arrived at Rome this morning from Flor
ence The assertion is again made by
his encourage that he will shortly be
married to Princess Maud of Wales, and
the arrival of the Prince of Wales and
other members of the British royal family
is expected soon.
Madrid. March 1.-THE colonial office
has received confirmation of the reports
of a conflagration at Port of Spain Trim
idad. The origin of the fire is not known,
nor Is the extent of the damage as yet
definitely ascertained. 1t is believed, how
ever, that "a, 600, 900 is not too high an
estimate. No lives were lost.
Bowling Green. o., March 1.-THE grand
jury has found indictments against James
Gibson, Samuel Knight, Christopher Gun
dy, county commissioner; Jacob Stahl, ex-
county commissioner; j. W. Yost and
Frank Packard, architects, and Thomas
B. Townsend, contractor, and the men
were arrested to-day. They are charged
on several counts with misconduct in Of
flee and of general crooked work in con-
necuon with the building of the new Wood
county court house.