Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-01-12
RRIEF NEWS SUMMARY.

The eremains of Gambetta we're to be con-
veyed 70 Nice by a special Irais at 10
! O'Clock this morning.
! The proposition OF che Republican Sena-
/ tors TO issue an address TO the country on
! Gambetta's death has fallen through.
An Eagle Pass (Texas) special says:
{ 'sDr. Williamson. of Shreveport, was
/ called to his door and shot to-day in
/ MOFelas, MeXisO."
/ The boiler at Kelly's saw mill, near
/ BrO0khaven, Miss, exploded on Tuesday,
/ killing two men. Mr.. McAlllster, OF Wes-
son, was badly injured.
/ The Russian suthOrities are ignorant of
4 the reported discovery of two men of the
D cr,aw OF the Jeanette mentiGGed in the
I letter 6f sir. West, the alleged American
I artist.
A Cairo dispatch says; 'lSir Auckland
/ Calvin. the English Comptroller General,
I and Mr.. Ornstein, Private Secretary OF
/ the Central. have rendered their resigna-
/ tiOns. which have been accepted 10y the
Z Khedive."
A Paris dispatch says: 1.-The members
! Of the Extreme Left in the Chamber of
( Deputies have decided to demand of the
( government an inquiry as TO the origin
/ and progress OF the aisaFchist movement
( in France
The French Senate has elected ftepttbli-
/ can Life SeuatOr LeROyer as President of
/ that body. The Chamber of Deputies has
I elected M. Spuiisr, Republican member
/ from the Department OF tite Seine, as Vice
/ President.
In the case OF Miss Livingstone against
/ a broker named Fleming, for breach of
/ promise OfmaPFiage, claiming ,G0e dam
/ ages, the jury at New York yesterday re-
I turned a verdict for the plaintiff for the
/ full amount claimed.
4 dispatch from Marseilles SAYS: Fresh
/ plaeasjs denOuncing the Emperor of Aus
, tria have been affixed to the italian Con-
sulate here. The Austrian GOveTnm ent
l has seized two dispatches se2t TO Vi
/ emma newspaper from London"
Although the war rumOls have now
| subsidized in BeFlig, it is remarked that
two officers Of the 6erman general staff
| have been ordered TO KOpigsDerg and
/ Thorn. Similar special measures of
acquiring information were previously
I only taken at Metz and Strasbourg.
Il aeon Yesterday at Dublin Healy and
/ Quinn attenae5 the Queens Bench Divis-
l ion TO answer the charges of making in
/ flammatOry speeches. DayiIt, ZhO was
I summoned 20 answer for a similar OffenSe,
was absent But little interest was man.
/ ifested in the cases. The prosecutions
were postponed until next week for
I nearing before t1e Islll cOttFt.
At the inquest on the bodies of Second
/ Oficer Young and Carpenter Woods the
Coroner in his address to the jury eOmpli-
mented the officers of the City of Brussels
aad Kirby Hall on their praisewOrthy ac-
fion afteg, the collision The jury returned
4 verdict OF accidental death. The Cap
tain of the Kirby ilall testified at the in
ouest that he had twenty-t4lfse hands on
board his vessel at the time OF lie COLL
sion.
BY order of the joint executive COM
mittee of the New York and western AS
sOciated Press, Willl24l Henry smith;
General Agent of the Western associated
Press. took charge of the whole business
Of both associations yesterday. Inc COM
mittee say IL their resolutions tlat TINS
action is taken TO slasplify the service ana
iuorease its efficiency by uniting, as lar as
nosslbis. the two associations under COM
mon management.
In the Queens Rench Division OF the
High Court of Justice, at London, yester-
day. Justice Field gave judgment against
Charles BraGlaugh in his action against
Henry ID. Erskine. Deputy SeFgeant-at-
Arms of the House OF Cosgmons, ior as
sault on the occasion Of Bradla1ghs at
tempting 10 enter the House OF Commons
and take his seat as a,ember for North,
amptOn Borough, after a resolution had
been passed prohibiting him from so 10
ing. Justice Field cited precedents snow
ing the power of the House TO control It's
own nrOepedings