The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-12

and the Creamery Supply Company were
destroyed The loss is over S0eoo.
Paris. Tex, Feb. l1-An attempt was
made TO hold up Santa Fe train near
uvcrbrcok- J. T. last night but the en-
Eineer thought all was not right and ran
p,-st water tank at which trains usually
STOP About twenty shots were fired into
the sleeper, but no one was injured.
Roanoke, Va, Feb. u.-News reached
here that Mary Cuff. a young colored
woman frOze 70 death in Botetourt county
Friday night within a short distance OF
her home An ak and wood was found
ny her side She was endeavoring to get
fuel 10 keep her children from freezing.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE state de-
partment has received a cable message
from Consul General Williams at Ha-
vanas saving that the Cuban customs
officers, under instruction from Madrid,
have placed American imports into Cuba
in the second. or reciprocity, column OF
the tariff rates.
Detroit. Mich, Feb. 11.-Wiliam Brus-
sean was arraigned in pc ice court this
afternoon charged with the murder of
DR.. Horace Pope. Brusseau refused to
plead, and a plea OF not guilty was en-
tered and the date of his examination
axed for Feb. q, the same as that of
Mrs. Pope. He was remanded TO jail with
out bail
New York, Feb. 1.-THE Ward Line
steamer Santiago, which arrived this
morning from Nassau, brought forty or
the crew Of the steamer CienfuegOs of
the same line, wrecked last Monday on
Harbor Island in the Bahamas. Very Rev.
Dean Young, dean of Nassau, en- route
for England, was also a passenger on the
Santiago.
Detroit. Mich. Feb 1.-THE American
n.
lis GriswOld street in this city, has de-
cided to liquidate it's affairs and retire
from the field. The bank has not made
any money of late, and the prospects
for making money We're poor. The bank
has a capital of $4,000, and was or
ganzed in 1857.
Sydney, y. s. w, Feb. IA dispatch
from Forth, West Australia, says that
seven men have been arrested in Cool
Gardie for massacreing an entire native
tribe, including women and children. The
men had gone out gold-seelSing, and were
encamped near the village of the tribe
which they are accused Of DISCRIMINATING.
They say that they acted in self defense,
as the natives menaced their lives.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Senate com
mittee on the judiciary this morning.
without division, ordered a report re-
iecting the nomination of William NJ
the district of Minnesota, made on Dec.
3 last The rejection was the outgrowth
of a fractional fight, Mr. NJ Doran, ma
tional democratic committeeman from Min
nczsta. opposing the nomination
Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 1.-THE court Of
common pleas to-day, on application Of
stockholders and creditors, appointed
Henry Warner receiver Of the Linden
Steel Company The company's state
oh, valued a gtgE and
liabilities of NS5.000. The money strin-
gency and inability to realize have caused
the proceedings, which are regarded as
a step leading ultimately to the running
of the mills
Jersey City, n. j.. Feb n.-Another
large crowd was in the chancery cham
bers this morning expecting a hearing
in the divorce suit Of j. Coleman Dray-
ton against his wife. Alvah A. Clark,
counsel for Mr. Drayton, was unable to
be present as he is confined at home
with the grip. Mr. Drayton was pres
ent. On motion of the counsel for Mrs.
Drayton, the hearing was postponed I'M
til next Monday.
Berlin. Feb. lin the course of the
proceedings in the Reichstag to-day Bar
on Won Manteuffel made complaint that
q letter written by him had been stolen
from a room to which only members of
the Reichstag had access, ana published
in a socialist paper DR.. Schoenlank,
editor of the paper who is also a mem
Der of the Reichstag, declared that he
had received the letter through the
mails from an anonymous correspond
ent.
Galveston, Tex, Feb. ia report from
Sabine Pass states that a tug has arrived
and reports having seen the sloop Can
dinavata bottom up just east of High
Island. twenty-five miles east of here. 1t
was undoubtedly wrecked in the gale Fri
day night. On board were Capt. Bowick
and a crew of two men, as well as two
caullsers. who had taken passage for Or
ange. where they were to work. Yester-
day a message was received from Bolivar
Point from Capt. Bowick for medical as
sistance, stating that he was very badly
frost-bitten. The other men are supposed
to be drowned.