Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-13
SPANS BLOW AT MONARCHY
Ruiz Gorilla the Leader of the Already
Suppressed Revolution.

suppressed revolution.
LONDON, August ia dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from
Paris asserts that Ruiz Gorilla is in
Spain, where he is personally directing
the risings in that country, which, it Is
declared, are spreading.
The correspondent of the Standard at
Victoria, in the province of Alava. Spain.
says: 81 have interviewed Gen. Quesada,
who believes that order will be maintain
ed in his command of the Six Bosque
provinces. Seniors Sagasta COncho and
many other Spanish nOtables have passed
through here on their way to Madrid to
offer their services to the Crown. 1t is
expected that Prime Minister Sagasta will
soon revoke the state of SIEGE"
The Exchange Telegraph Company has
dispatch from Gibraltar saying that the
civil officials of the Spanish town of Algei-
ras, on the west side of the bay, and 6
miles from Gibraltar, came into the latter
place last evening and remained there
during the night as they feared a revolt in
the town. Martial law was proclaimed
at Algeiras.
An official dispatch from Jan Ildefonso
says that the insurrectiOn in Spain is en-
tiTely ended.
Part of the SEQ de Urgel insurgents have
entered France and the remainder have
surrendered to the Crown authorities.
Complete tranquility prevails throughout
the country.
The Madrid correspondent of the Post
says that the outbreaks in Spain are the
result of a scheme which Ruiz Gorilla has
been planning for the last six years.
MADRID, August 1.-THE King pre-
sided at a meeting of the Cabinet tonight.
1t was resolved by the Council to cashier
all officers who took part in the revolts.
The dismissal of the Governor of SEQ de
Urgel was gaZetted this evening.
The King and Queen of Spain have re-
ceived calls from large number of per-
sons who came to protest their Loyalty to
the crown.
One hundred of the men who participa-
ted in the revolt at SEQ de Urgel have re-
turned from AndOrTO, whittier they had
fled. Fifty have surrendered their arms.
The remainder however, demurred to
yielding them up to civilians, but nego-
tiatiOns for their surrender are now pro-
ceeding.
HENDAYE, August 11.-Gen. Quesada
is massing fresh troops along the line of
the railway in the Basque provinces. The
party favorable to the maintenance of the
Turos in the Basque provinces declare
that they have no connection with the
anti-TrOyal agitation.
ROME, August 1.-THE Vatican has
sent instructions to the bishops in Spain
to abstain from sharing in the present DO
lical agitation in that country.
MADRID, August 12.-The Dia saws
that General Martinez Campos, Minister
of War, to-day informed the Cabinet that
four rebel Sergeants had been shot at
SantO Domingo. The King tomorrow will
review the Madrid garrison, numbering
1000 men. His proposed visit to Ger
many has been indefinitely postponed, 1t
is rumOred that the Ministry Will change
when the revolts have been entirely re-
pressed.
General Lacuesta has arrived at SEQ
Deurgel with loyal troops. Two insurpent
bands, numbering IA and % men. respec-
lively, appeared at Tangona and Rarce-
Iona to-day. They are now being actively
pursued by troops.
LISBON, August IA riotOus outbreak
occurred to-day at the town of ChaweO.
Portugal, in connection with local griev-
ances. A peasant was killed and a Colo
mel was wounded. Order has been re-
stored.
LONDON, August PA Seville news
paper states that several Sergeants and
Corporals stationed there have been ar
rested. The latest official dispatch sent
from Madrid says that the kilograms from
the Spanish Provinces continue to be of
nature and tend to show that
the insurrection is almost ended, Ac-
cOrding to unofficial advices from Hin
dayeF, France, several Republican news
papers at Madrid have been Suppressed
and some civilians have been arrested
1t is stated that Senior Castelar, and his
party continue 10 condemn the Gprisings.