Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-18
MINOR MENTION BY WIRE.
Some Little Items of Interest and Some
Items of Little Interest.

MOSCOW, Oct. IA mob Of University
students to-day smashed the windows OF the
publication house of the Moscow Gazette. One
hundred rioters were arrested.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, oct. I7.-Treasurer
John z. Rheads, of the Spanish Episcopal
Mission of this city. has received COPY of the
decree from the King and council of Minis
tiers of Spain published in the official gazette
of Havana, proclaiming federation for all
religions in the island of Cuba.
HALIFAX, n. s., Oct. 7.-VOting on the re-
peal of the Scott liquor act IN Charlottetown,
Prince Edward Island, took place YESTERDAY
ana resulted In the act being sustained by 40
majority.
PEsTH, HUNGARY, Oct. T.-Prime Minister
Lisa, IT a speech yesterday before the Hun
garlan Chamber of Deputies, said that no
written treaty had been concluded between
the three Emperors at Skierniwice. but that
their conference was guarantee of the con-
tinuance of friendly relations between the
three empires.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1.-THE police at
Riga have discovered quantity of snbversIve
proclamatiOrs in the Russian language on
board the st. KelsO from Hull. The ships
carpenter, who has absconded is supposed to
have been responsible for them.
READING, PA, Oct. I7-By the breaking NJ
frog on the Lebanon Valley Railroad near
Reading, this morning, a fast freight train
was derailed. Ten cars were smashed to
pieces. Inc engine was wrecked and the
engineer had his back injured.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE usual mass in eelebra
tlon OF the death of Marie Antoinette, exc
cuted Oct. 10 1893, at the Madeline church,
was yesterday omitted, though it had been
announced IN the Rovalist papers, It is
reported that the service last wear was not
paid for and no provision was made for it this
year.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. II The Chief of Po-
lice has ordered the proprietOr5 of all hotels,
restaurants, and similar places, to remove
portraits of the Gar from the public room on
the ground that disrepect was shown them by
the public.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Mozam-
bique of to-day states that an American
frigate had arrived there for the purpose
of settling the bark Sarah Hobart question.
1t is thought an international dispute is in
eYitable.
BERLIN, Oct. H.-Wilhelm, Duke of Bruns-
wick, is believed to be dying.
LONDON, oct. H.-Mr. Gibson, proprietor of
Vanity Fair, has been summoned to answer a
charge of assault made against him by Lord
Marcus Beresford.
ATCHIsON, Oct. I7.-Bill Norris. noforioug
train robber and an associate of Polk Wells
was sentenced at Oskaloosa, Kan. today to
81 years imprisonment for burglary. After
sentence had been pronounced the prisoner
attempted to commit suicide in the court room
by cutting an artery in his arm, causing seri-
Gus loss of blood.
LONDON, Oct. 1s.-The private negotiations
between Mr. Parnell and Premier Gladstone
have been broken Off. Sir Trevelyan, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, has secured Premier
Gladstone's as 'eDt to reneWal'of the crimes
act. 1t Is rumored that Earl Spencer, Lord
Lieutenant Of Ireland. desires to resign, and
that he VIII be succeeded by the Duke of Con-
naught.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 1.-THE Minister of Public
Works, while visiting Cuesmes in Hainaut
to-day, was pelted with mud and stones.
MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. ia bill was in
trOduced IN the Legislature to-day by the on
ponents Of capital punishment by hanging
providing for the execution of murderers bY
electricity.
ORELLIA, ONT, Oct. 1..-This afternoon.
while watching a thresher at George Rix's
farm near Bass Lake, Rix's two sons went into
the NOW to play. One Of them. aged 10 years,
tumbled into the mouth of the machine and
was Immediately swept on and torn to pieces.
CARMI, ILL. Oct. 1.-THE boiler OF a saw
mill near Roland, ILL.,, exploded yesterday
afternoon, killing three men.
BUEN0s AYREs, Oct. H.-Ihe origin Of the
rupture between the government and the
Papal Nuncio was the latter's proposal to the
government not to allow the propagation Of
Protestant doctrines and to recognize the
right of Bishops to interfere in schools. On
The governments refusal the Nuncio replied
violently, bringing up articles published in
the Trf6aneJ National, which he enormously
took to be Of an official character.
LIMA, Oct. I7.-Passengers from Areouipa
report that Cesar Caneyaro has gone to Bo-
liTia, leaving CARES in the dual character Of
General in chief Of the army and Provisional
President. N aeh alarm exists at TruIilio
and the state troops are greatly excited. IT
ls estimated that the loss on both sides in
killed and wounded ia the recent three days
aght was aoo.