Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-27
SPANS REVOLUTIONISTS.
100, 900 RESERVES TO BE SUM
MONED AS A PRECAUTION.

Carlists in France Moving Toward tina
Spanish Frontier In Readiness to Un-
sheath their swords-ZoriiiR En- Route
for the Scene-The Last Moments OF
the King.
MADRID, Nov, 26.-The population here
is orderly. The First reserve force, con- ;
sisting Of 100000 men, will probably be
summoned in order to oVerawe the vari@
GUS factions. The troops in Catalonia,
CASTLE and Biscay will be reinforced.
MARSHAL sERRANo DEAD.
Marshal Serrano Domlnquez, Duke de
la Tore, the well-known Spanish General,
is dead.
THE DEAIHBED CONFESSION.
Cardinal Benavdes heard King Alton
SOS confession at go O'Clock on Wednes-
day morning, and administered TO him
the last sacraments in the presence OF
Queen Christina, eX-Queen Isabella, and
other members Of the family, and several
members of the household. The KING
begged TO see his daughters, who
were in Madrid at the time. They were
telegraphed for, but arrived too late
to see their father alive. The King died
In the arms Of Queen Christiana. All
present were profoundly affected. The
Cardinal and ex-Queen wept, and infantG
Isabel tainted. Queen ChrlstIana subse-
quently covered the body with flowers
and for a long time refused to leave the
chamber.
THE CABINETS RESIGNATION.
Senior Canavas went to Elpardo agaim
to-day and presented the resignation Of
the Cabinet Ministers TO the Queen.
A PETARD EXPLODED.
A petard exploded to-day under a cafe
in the street adjoining the Puerta del Sole
Windows In the Vicinity were shattered.
al three persons were injured. The ex-
plosion caused great alarm. Fourteen
arrests have been made in connection
herewith.
Senior Canovas del Castillo has returned
from his visit TO the Queen, who has sum-
moned Senior Sagasta to form Cabinet.
PosTHUMoUs HEIR EXPECTED.
Loyalist papers express the deepest
sympathy and regret. The hope that N
pOsthumous heir TO the throne of Alfonso
may be born serves to buoy up business
on the bourse. 1t is the popular opinion
in Madrid that the King died like shep-
herd in the mountains without aid which
might have been given.
For two months an elaborate system of
deception had been practiced in regard to-
his physical condition. He ought never
10 have been allowed to make tours last
summer through the cholera Injected dis
/ NIlClhs III II IepOFbeu LuhL DeiOfe ne 0itW
1 he advised Queen Christina to con1de in
/ the Liberals who would save his children
and his country, and place trust In the
! good sense and interest OF the people TO
prevent a revolt. The German papers
express universal sympathy for Spain in
the death Of the King.
THE CAUSE or DEATH IN DOUBT.
BAYoNNE, Nov. ga letter received
from Madrid attributes the death OF King
Alfonso 70 various causes. One attributes
his death TO pulmonary phthisis, another
has tuberculosis of the intestines, and
still another to general anmmia and long
failing health. 1t Is stated that in the
midst OF his dissipation and extreme
depression the King painted his cheeks to-
give an artificial appearance Of health,t
and that be constantly persisted in dis
regarding the requests of his physicians
that be should remain at his hunting seat
at El Pardo, declaring that there were po-
litical reasons for his presence at the cap-
ital.
CUBAs SORROW.
HAVANA, Nov. 26.-The announcements
of King AlfOnso's death was received in.
this city and throughout the island with.
every demonstration of sorrow. Busi-.
ness, which was almost at a standstilE
upon the first report of his serious Illness,
was completely suspended when the news
of bis death was received. Sigma OF
mourning are everywhere visible.
GORILLA STARTS FOR SPAIN.
PARIS, Nov. 2G.-Ruiz Gorilla has start
ed for Spain. 1t Is believed his purpose
Is 10 foment a rebellion in that country.
A number OF CaTlist chiefs met at Ba-l
yonne to-day and resolved to await the
orders OF Don Carlos. Meanwhile prepa-.
ratiOns are being made for Carlist ris-.
ing in Spain. The French projects have
been ordered 10 closely watch the Franco.
Spanish frontier.
The Chamber OF Deputies refused to.
adopt motion to adjourn in respect to
the death OF King Alfonso on the ground
that King Alfonso would probably have
paid such a tribute TO Emperor William.
GERMANY's COURT IN MOURNING.
BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The German court,
goes into three weeks mourning for KING