Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-15
MINOR MENTION BY WIRE.
Some Little Items of Interest and Some
Items of Little Iuterest.

AAEhAs u AAALlA0 AhNbAGHAs
PITTsBURG. Oct. l4.-An accident occurred
/ to-day near MOnOngahela City, on the Pitts
| burg, Virginia and Charleston Railroad,
caused hy empty coke train running into a
| steer which was walking on the track. The
| engine and twelve ears were deraileu and to-
| tally wrecked. The fireman was killed and
| the engineer fatally scalded, and brakeman
seriously injured by being crushed and
scalded.
CATANIA, Oct. 1.-THE citizens of Catania
/ have snbscrib5 a sufficient sum to redeem the
golden cross which was presented to the
| Cardinal Of san Felice by the Pope, and which
| recent cyclones here. They returned II TO the
Cardinal, with expressions of gratitude for
his remembrance of them in their distress.
LoNBoN, Oct. IA After the celebration of
mass yesterday IN It. Peters Church the
Bishop of the diocese, and the clergy and
| congregation. numbering 500 persons. proceed
| Ell TO the shrine of Edward the COnfessOr, in
| Westminster Abbey, where they knelt and
prayed for the conversion of England to her
ancient faith. The people made the sign OF
/ the cross during the prayers. They were not
disturbed by the yergers. Visitors at the
l Abbey were much astonished by the proceed
/ iug5.
Lyons, Oct. l4.-SeditiOus placards have
been posted in different parts Of his city call
| ing a meeting of wOrklngmen who are out OF
employment. lt Is probable that the govern
ment Will prevent the meeting being held.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE United States
immigration Commissioners have discovered
two lUnatics among the passengers brought on
the American line steamer PENNSYLVANIA, and
have regOFted the matter TO the Collector of
| the port. who has taken steps TO prevent them
| from landing. aud 70 compel the steamship
company TO return them 10 England.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l4.-Rev. Newman Hall,
OF England, arrived in this city to-day, and Is
] the guest Of Chief Justice Drake Of the Court
Of Claims. He was given public reception
| tonight. He Will preach IN TINS city to-mo
| row evening and Will leave the following day.
H., H,Iv,as a xrouuCr lady aged Is wears.
| a pupil Of the Washington High school, was
| fatally burned at her home to-day while at
/ tempting TO light gas stove.
NEg YORK. Oct. LA Messenger, Franco
American. publication OF which paper has
been suspended fOF nearly two weeks, Will
appear again on next saturday. It's ulIl,
/ entities have been arranged ana tile stan VIII
/ be tine same as before.
CosHOcToN. o., Oct. III. G. Umber and
! family. Of Linton township drank from a
spring. the water Of which was poisoned, and
/ now are lying at the point of death.
| HAVRE. Oct. IA heavy dock gate has
fallen into the sea ia this harbOr, Obstructlng
navigation. Until it is removed it will pre-
/ vent ingress or egress OF the steamers OF the
/ General Transatlantic Line.
/ LONDON. Oct. I4.-Sir Charles Dixie, Presi-
| dent of the Local Government Board, in
| speech delivered to-day at Oldham said that
I II the Tories would propose reasonable
redistribution scheme the government would
I he found 6nSiOus to meet them.
Id.
/ Snsnish Cortes will open its sessions in the
/ frst week IN November.
F41I RFvER. MASS, Oct. H.-At an adj
| iourned meeting OF tEe Board of Trade to-day
/ Id was agreed 20 close mills aygregatlng fOo,-
/ COO spiudles. The mills owned by the brayton
/ interest did not agree 70 shut down,
! LIMA. Oct. 1.-THE government has re-
: ceived a dispatch announcing the taking OF
/ rru5 no from The Cacerlsts aIIeF heaNy hsht- s
! ing. No particulars Of the afray have been
] received SIS yer.
PARIS. Oct. I4-Lr Memorial DiDLOmdtiQte
I STATES th2t Queen Victoria has requested
/ Premier Gladstone to submit 70 the Cabinet
/ for their consideration the question whether
I special power cannot be conferred upon the
/ Prince OF Wales TO enable him 70 participate
I in the conferences OF the sOvereigns OF Europe.
| PAAI-. Oct. 1.-THE PreIect Of Police Of
4 this city has 0fened an inquiry against the
/ whole body Of the agents cf nOlice. They are
/ cksrCed with COnnivance with AEz-chists. A
4 member OF the force was made q spy UPON
I their Affairs, and he has furnished the in
formation against thela,
/ PANAMA. Oct. IA "A number OF revolu-
| tiOnists under Ruiz seized the British tug
/ Morro last night, aud compelled her Captain
/ to tow them to Costa Rica. The steamer
1 klsfueta was also captured by revOlutiOnists
| several niles from Panama, VINO TOOK her 10
4 anchorage IA Pamparo. rebei camp. Ihe
the MOrrO was subsequently, released Inc
/ steamer AlaJueta is we'll armed ana IN feDel
hands.
Bi-ESos AYREs, Oct. I4.-After the ey-
| change Of threatening and insolent letters on
/ the part Of the ApOstObcsl Delegate. the gov
/ ernment has expelled Nuncic Uuts Iattera
/ from the country at twenty live hours notice.
/ The Clercals propose TO give him an ovation
| on his leaving tomorrow. The Liberals are
preparing a counter demonstration. PuDilc
/ opinion ss with the government. and unanl-
/ mOusly condemns the NunciO's conduct.
That excellent remedy, ,Coussens' Honey
Of Tar, which has so rapidly gained in
| popular esteem,is pure and simple COM
/ pound adapted to all ages and eOnsti-
/ buttons, and the best medicine in the
world for Coughs, Colds, and al diseases
4 of the Throat and Lungs.