The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-21
SERVIA'S EXILED QUEEN.
The PEOPLE OF sEMLIN GREET
Der WITH CEEEas.

Fer Costume Calculated to Add to
Her Charms In the Eyes of the Pub
lic-Semlin, Where She Spent the
Night, Only Three Miles From Bel.
grade.
LONDON. May 20.-Ex-Queen Natalie has
arrived at Semlin. Hungary. She wore a
dark cloak thrown over au elegant white
dress gown, the lace frills of which fell over
her bare hands, while her dark hair streamed
back, forming an effective background for
her face, which was pale with emotion.
Possibly her costume was intended
for effect, but Vienna dispatches state
that the Belgrade police force entered
Queen Natalie's residences without warning
brutality seized her and thrust her into a
carriage. She told them to tell the minis
tiers that the shameful deed would be a blot
on the government and country, and that
such deeds avenged themselves. She also
penace for the acts before God. It is re-
ported that the young king
wept bitterly whsn his mother
was so rudely forced to leave the country.
Ex-Queen Natalie had expected that coup
would take place in the night time and had
enlisted the support Of the students and had
armed various members OF her household
with revolvers when surprised by the at
tempt made Monday to force her from Ser
via The ex-queen requested the officers to
give her two hours' time co prepare for her
departure, and her request being granted
she was thus enabled to send word to the
students 20 organize and come her rescue.
CHEERS FOR THE QUEEN.
BUDA PEsTH, May 2O.-When the queen
prepared to leave her hotel at Semlin this
morning the excitement in the streets in
creased, and the appearance of the exiled
lady was greeted with enthusiastic cheers
The progress of the queen from her hotel to
the quay on the Danube, where she was to
embark on a special steamer for Jassy, in
Roumania, was perfect triumphal process
sion. Thousands Of people assembled along
the route followed by the queen and greeted
her with hearty cheers as she passed.
The queen embarked at IL
o'clock, bowling gracefully to those
who he'd assembled to cheer her on her way.
From Jassy the queen win proceed by rail
to Bucharest. Semlin, where the exiled
queen passed the night, is fortified town
of Austrio-Hungary, on the right bank of
the Danube, only three miles from Bel.
grade. the capital of Servia, from which
city the queen was expelled yesterday.
NEWSPAPERS SEIZED.
BELGRADE, May 20.-The excitement
caused by the expulsion from Servia Of Eek
Queen Natalie has not subsidized. The oppo-
sition newspapers published yesterday and
to-day contained warm denunciation of the
governments course. The result is
that the government has contiscated
all the editions of these newspapers
issued yesterday and to-day. This has not
served to calm the popular feeling, while on
the other hand the queens supporters are
increasing in number. The government
has ordered that all trains coming into
Servia are to be stopped and searched at
the frontier, as the government fears that
Queen Natalie may attempt to return to
this country AMI place herself at the head
Of her supporters.
THE QUEEN AT GALATZ.
BUCHAREST, May 20.-Ex-Queen Natalie
has arrived at Galatz, whence she will 90
by rail to Jassy.