The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-10
WAITS FROM THE WIRES.
Some of the Days Events Set Forth
in short Stories.


Rome April 9.-Shocks of earthouake
were again felt at Reggie Di Calabra last
evening, but no damage was done.
London, April 9.-Sir Thomas Fowell
Buxton has been appointed governor of
South Australia, to succeed the Earl of
Kintore.
New York, April 9-w. Jennings De-
morest, a well known prOhibtionist, died
early to-day ut his home, p East Fifty
seventh street, of pneumonia.
Gainesville, Ca, April 9--Grant Griffin
colored, will be hanged at noon tomorrow
in the county jail at this place, Griffin
game OF cards last fall
Rome. April 9.--The government has de-
cided not to occupy the territory Of
and the people have offered to submit to
Gen. Baratieri.
Knoxville. Tenn, April Ex-senator Proc
tor of Vermont, who has been quite illfin
this city, has entirely recovered and was
able TO be at the offices Of his marble
company all to-day.
London, April 9--In the House of Com
mons to-day Sir Edward Grey, replying
to a question by Sir Thomas Esmonde,
said that the republic of Hawaii had
been recognized by Great Britain.
Winslow. Ariz., April 9-The roundhouse
and machine shops of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad were completely destroyed
were burned. The loss is about 100000.
Fredericksburg, Va April 9.-Mrs Mary
Moncure, wife of the late Il. G. l.. Mon
cure. president Of the Virginia court OF APP
peals, and mother of Judge John Mon
cure of the supreme court Of appeals of
Louisiana, died at her home in Stafford
county this morning in her SSth year.
Albany, N. Y, April 9.-Gov Morton has
sent the following nominations to the Sem
ate, which were referred: Jacob M. Pat
terson, for quarantine commissioner, vice
Nicholas Jacobs, ST., term expired; James
j. Callaghan, to be port warden of New
York, vice Thomas M. Lynch, term ex-
pired.
ment has officially announced the death
of Pay Director James Fulton, senior
officer Of the naval pay corps, which
occurred at Annapolis this morning, the
Pay Director Fulton was born in Ten
nessee, and entered the service In 1858
Washington. April 9.--Secretary Car
Isle has announced that hereafter no res
ignation of any officer, clerk or other en-
ploye in the treasury department will be
accepted when the cause Is for any de-
llnquency or misconduct. In all such
cases recommendation for the removal
of the offending person must be made.
and not simply a recommendation that
the resignation must be accepted.
an extra freight on the Southern rail-
way ran into a slide two miles west
of Marion. Engineer w. e. Lee was
caught under car and instantly killed.
Fireman X. l.. Early died "a few hours
later from his injuries A track walker
passed the spot a few minutes before
then clear. Nine cars were wrecked
London, April 9.--The cross examination
of Countess Russell was resumed this
morning. She declared that she had re-
ceived no letters from her husbands
relatives making Infamous charges against
the latter, charges which she does not
now believe. The countess said her sole
object now was to return to her hus-
band She believed him to be a virtuous
man, and wished him to forgive her If
there was anything to forgive. The case
was adjourned for the day
Washington, April 9.-Advices received
from Venezuela state that the chief mag
istrate Of the Amacuro region has been
directed by the Caracas ministry to erect
a church on the banks of the Amerucora
river which Is to form the nucleus of a
new settlement which II is intended to
establish there. This settlement viii be
located on the river directly opposite
to that now occupied by the British, and
Is intended as an intimation that Ven
ezuela regards that part Of the territory
as her own, and that British cOlonists
must not encroach upon II.
Horse Thieves Captured.