Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-05-14
MINOR MENTION BY WIRE.
Some Little Items OF Interest and some
Items of Little Inferesf

NASHVILLE, May 13.-The jury in the case
oI william spence, who has been for some
Gays ON trial here charged with the murder
OF his son-in-law, Edward Wheat, TODAY
rendered verdict Of murder in the first de-
gree.
LONDON, May 13.-Senor Zorina's secretary
mas been arrested in Paris with manifestoes
winch he intended to distribute in SDafn The
government expelled him from France
LONDON, May l3.-It is believed that the re-
ported marriage OF the Grand Duke Louis
OF Hesse-Darmstadt viii be officially denied
FALL RIVER, MASS Nav l3-Tbe Crescent
Mill weavers returned to work this morning,
and all for whom there were places were en-
gagged. The mil ls running with the excep-
Ton OF ABOUT h1ty looms, which are short Of
yarn as all the spinners did not return
LONDON, May I3.-The Duke of Marlborough,
| has pettoned the Court Of Chancery for a
permit to sell the pictures and books in Blen-
helm House.
Russia and Persia are engaged in deter
mining new frontier in consequence of the
recent acquisition of Merv by Russia.
CHICAGO, May l3.-Cyrus H. Mccormick.
the reaper manufacturer. died to-day.
BOSTON, May I3.-GOv. Robinson has signed
the bill TO prevent life insurance COMPANIES
from discriminating against cOloredpeople
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13.-BTrs. Martha
wilson (colored) and ii. l.. Wells, who frst
testified on behalf Of Miss Hill in the Sharon
divorce case, and when called by the defense
later swore that their first testimony was
false, were arrested last evening for perjury.
Bail was fixed at $4,000 in each case
MEXICO, May l3.-The estimate of the gov
ernment expenses for the next fiscal wear
amounts to So, 100000.
ST. PAUL, MINI, May I3-The paniekv
feeling here in connection with the failure Of
Senator Tabin's manufacturing Corporations
has subsided, and the general belief now is
that the losses viii be small.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-An order was issued
May 2, 1884, establishing a Daily Exchange OF
through registered pouches between the post
masters at Mobile and Montgomery to 90 into
effect on Monday, May l2 1884, Pouches are
to leave Montgomery at $50 O'Clock in the
morning and leave Mobile at :55 O'Clock IN
the evening via the Montgomery ard New
Orleans Railroad.
BERLIN, May l3.-In the Reichstag TODAY
the bill dealing with the manufacture. keen
ing and use of explosives passed its first and
second readings unamended and with little
debate.
CINCINNATT, May 13.-Judge Pavne IN the
united states District Court to-day SEN
fenced L. +. Dewey, an attorney of Yellow
Springs Ohio, TO two years in the peniten-
tiary for charging an illegal pension fee and
iOr forgery IN obtaining pension elairn
MONTREAL, May 13.-1he American cus-
toms officials here have stated that 500 French
Canadians left for the United States last week.
The Canadian officers on the other hand claim
that there is a general exodus from the New
England States to Canada at present
BERLIN, May l3.-Karl Freir Berlin cor
respondent of the Paris newspaper La France
has been expelled from Germany bv order of
Prince Bismarck for criticising the anti
socialist laws