The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Scare Among the Money
LENDERS of Berlin

BERLIN, Nov. 9.-ISpeciall-A large
number OF she customers OF the great
banking firms on Leipziger strasse.
alarmed by the recent failures OF
hirSchfeld " Wolff and Friedlander s.
oommerfeld, to-day visited the bankers
ana withdrew their deposits.
lhere was great excitement among
deposltors and it was found necess ary
10 detail a number Of policemen 70, the
Speciai purpose of keeping the crowd in
oroer' There was run upon banks
generally. All demands were met, how
ever, ano this fact tended in great
measure to allay the excitemert. Feel
ing is now becoming qaieter.
GLADSTONE DECLINES A BASourr
PARIS, Nov. Special-Iaon
well-known tinancier and econon';st
and Passy and Agnard, members of the
chamber OF deputies, few days ago in.
vited Gladstone, who Intends visitinr
Italy, to attend banquet when he
passed through Paris.
IL was the intention Of the gentle
men who invited Gladstone to attend
the proposed banquet to homer him for
his utterances at Newcastle, which arc
taken by many Frenchmen to mean
that he Is in favor of immediately with
drawing British troops from Egypt, an
end very much desired by French states
men.
Gladstone has written reply to the
1nvition, in which he courteously do.
cilnes to accept the preferred honor
FLOODS ~ SPAIN CONTINUE.
MADRID, Nov. 0. -lSpeciall-A dis
patch from Alden, q port on tho Medi.
terranean in Andalusia, states that the
town is threatened with great disaster
through the heavy rains and incessant
gales which are prevailing in that city
Much damage has already been done.
not aiono in tho town itself has damage
oeen done by the rising waters, but in
the surrounding country. Much loss
mas bcen su stained by farmers and
others. Great damage has been in
flicted upon tho sugar cane and other
plantations by the flood, and in MANY
instances large tracts of fertile land
have been submerged.
EuDINI AND TIE VATICAN.
ROME, Nov. o.-I Special -Prenior
Kudini in the deputies to day speaking
OF the vatican, said: 1--WE have in our
midst the papacy which sometimes as
VII uIeniHR attitude, but it's
sphere of action is limited to the ever
ciso of spiritual powers, not onlv by
law which cannot be lightly contra
vened, but also by the almost unaui-
nous consent OF those who Thought
themselves most religious.
Tho country's ecclesiastical policy
has never become traditional. Tho
honor and strength of the Kingdom of
Italy must DO scrupulously maintained.
The deplorable incidents produced by a
few short-sighted persons will not maze
us deviate from that policy. Not for so
slight matter will we raise questions
affecting the constitution of the king
dom, nor will we tamper with tho i'm.
movable and statutory law of guaran-
tees, the wisdom and expedition Of
which have been proved by long expe-
rience Italy will not fail in this re-
spect owing to liberty of conscience
and religious toleration."
The Premier declared that complete
equilibrium been established In Budget.
Not only were tho estimated receipts
fully equal to expenditures. but even
small surplus in receipts might be ex-
pected.
Premier Rudini's remarks concerning
the papacy have produced bad impress
sion at the Vatican, the programme
tending to make pope only first the
subject of the king The Pope will
prepare sharp note in reply.