The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-03
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FoREIGN NEWS.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 30.-Russian
newspapers, In discussing affairs in the
Balkans, appear anxious about the stu
alton, and consider That the attitude of
Austria is lanIamount to openly siding
with Servia. They ask how the action
OF Austria will Influence Russia, who ms
a slgnatary power to the treaty of Ber-
lin, loyalty refused 10 support bulgaria.
THE DEAD KING
MApRID, No7. 80 Emperor William,
out of respect for the memory of King
Alfonso. desires to sign the CaroIlnes
agreement directly. There was an i'm
posing scene at the palace of the Escd-
rial upon the arrival OF King Alfonso's
body. When the procession reached the
monastery the Duke Deserto, the royal
chamberlain, knocked and requested
admittaRce for Alfonso. When inside
the gates the duke unlocked the coffin
and called three times IN Alfonso's ear
Then. according to the ritual, he said
There is no reply; it is true tue king is
dead" He then relocked the coffin and
brew his wand OF Office away.
LET Us HAVE PEACE.
LONDON, NoY. 30.-The Times this
morning says 1t learns that SeFvia is not
willing 70 accept peace with payment OF
| indemnity, and she will refuse to give
S'sn0A AAOoOJ "a IOALiIoAI % pEICo Vi
peace.
THIRD RKskRvEs CALLED.
BELGRADE. Nov. 30.-The third re-
serves have been called out tor service
Ii is stated that England has approved
the proposed increaee of ServiAn terri
tory TN condition that Servia agrees to
the union of Bulgaria and eastern ROu-
melia.
SUDDEN DEATH.
PARIS, Nov. 30-M. Rushhn, chief OF
detectives of this city, was found dead IN
his char yesterday in the office of the
police bureau. 1t is supposed the cause
| OF death was pulmonary embolisrn.
DESPERATE FIGHTING.
LONDON. NnV. 3O.-rhere has been
desperate dghung at Prot; the town
was taken and retaken, remaining al
last In the hands Of the Bulgarians. It
| Is estimated that both sides lost one
thousand killed and wounded.
THE NEW SPAIN.
| PARIS, Nov. 30.-Ex-Quecu Isabella
has telegraphei to the Spanish embassy
here to prepare q residence for herself
| and the intantes Isabella aud Eulalia
She fears that If she remains in Madrid
| she Will be nominated regent against
her will. The Temps says that Senior
Moret, the new Spanish foreign minis
ter, IN an Interview, stated that SPAN
would amelinrate her commercial rela-
tons with England and America and
maintain cordial attitude toward
France and Italy.
FIRE
LONDON. Nov. 30-The Chamber uI
Commerce and other public buildings
IN St. Boilers Island and Jersey & Tram
| ways building ia Glass, was with ten
AID .aRfA. At. kwW
A HORRIALE SIGHT.
NORWICH. Enc, Euv 30.-A horrible
and sIckeninK sight was witnessed to-day
at the hanging OF Robert GoOdale, d
| market gardener, for the murder of has
] vile. A itteen-stone weight was used
snd the drop was ak feet. While the
trap Was sprung, the rope bOuaded VIC
lently and GOodale's head vas severed
from his body, the trunk and head fall
ing to the ground, the head lying al the
| feet and the blood ozzing freely from
both body and head The spectators
were horror stricken and became sick at
the scene, and an inquest was held.
GoOdaie's head looked as though II had
been cut with knife; he had q thin
veterbra and the surgeon SAID the hang
man WAS sober. cool and collected when
be sprung the trap. The jury rendered
a verdict in accordance with the facts
| attaching no blame to the haugman.
WEAKENING.
RANGooN, Nov. 30-King Thebaw OF
Burmah, becoming alarmed at the rapid
approach of the British expedltionarY
force, notwithstanding the resistance Of
fored by the Burmese, sent a messenger
to General PTendergrsst begging him to
grant an armistics for the purpose prob
ably of settling the difficulty between
Burmah and the Indian government.
General PrendeTgast, in reply, de-
manded the surrender of the
Burmese army and Maadalay.