Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-21
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.


LONDON, Ost. 2l-Ths Curard line
8 Gamer Scythia arrived o; @ ,eeustown this
m 'rn!ng, having In tow the Dutch steamer
Elm, from Rotterdam for Nav York. with
her propeller eone.
FAN FRAEOisoo, Oo.. 21.-The steamship
Oceanic arrived late last night from China
and Japan. She brings further details oil
the case OF Mr.. Mason. the British subject
arrested for furnishing arms to rioters 10
Clins. The peoalty for the crime charged
to ID. Mason, is lmpris ,nment for two y ears
a. hard labor, S5 900 fine and finally Danish.
msnt.
1t is believed that the steamer which re-
Gently went up the Ysngtse Kiang river
contained large amount of dynamite,
besides arms and ammunition. There
seems to be no doubt that large number
Of Europeans are concerned Ia the present
Conspiracy for rebellion, and it Is believed
that any action by tbs Chinese government
looking to the punishment of the rioters, un
less backed by foreign force, would result
n general outbreak.
B4LGRADE. Oct 81 "A band of so Alba
niaus yesterday attacked party Of Monte
negrns who were travelling In the direction
Of The Seryian iroa;ier The fight took place
bstwceen Bieopolie and sienlza. FIVE OF
the Montenegrius were killed and one other
OF the same party was severely wounded.
The women and children OF the Monteue-
grins h,d to the forests.
NADRID, O,s 21-Ths Fl ,ods have caus-
ed an enormous amount OF damage In and
about Alhans, in Andalusa, about 26 miles
southwest Of Granada. Many OF the land
owners ia the country around Alhans sfe
completely ruined Oae OF the churches at
the town referred to has been destroyed by
lightning. which was one of the fe.tares OF
the storms which caused the floods.
SHANGHAI, O,t. 21.-The Kolanut secret
sosetY has caused the walls OF Woo-Ohsng,
large city In the province OF Hoo-Pse, on
tbs Yang-tse.K tang, to be plscarded with
poaters announcing tina. all mss'onsrie will
shortly be exterminated.
BERLIN, Oot 2l.-Tne seoeders from the
socialist congress and from the party of 80
cislism have written to the French ansrch-
lists asking for their support against the pc
litical intrigues, which, they claim, is doing
30 much harm to socialism.
CITY OF MEXICO. Oct. 21.-The San Juan
and Pspaloopan rivers are rising rapidly
and have oyerfowed their banks 10 many
places. Several towns have been inundated.
There has also been great destruction of
crops. The city of San Juan Banslsta is In
great danger.
OTTAWA, Oor. 81 Sir George Baden Pow
ell and D., Dawson, the Bebring Sea Brit
ish commissioners, will arrive here to-day.
Both commissioners, after few days say
here, will proceed to Washington 10 confer
with tbs Amstiosn commissioners. Public
Interest be5a 10 the BshrIng Ssa question
has largely subaided,
LONDON. Oct. 2L.-Oits advanced here
to-day Is 81 per quarter on rumors tina. the
Russian Government prohibition of the ex-
port OF oats from Russia was imminent. The
Moscow Gazette publishes report that the
GoVernmsnt is about to stop the export Of
buck wheat and millet.
BERLIN, Oct. 81 An article fom the pen of
Professor Kock will be published tomorrow. 1t
will treat OF the origin preparation and applies
ton OF tuberculne. In it the Professor will de-
clare that he has succeeded in purifying his
lymph of all infllmatory matter.
DUBLIN, Oct. 81 Tho Freemans Journal to.
day says tho speeches mado by the memb ,rs OF
of National League, yesterday, rendered hopeless
all ideas Of peace and concilistoa.
LONDON Oct. 21.-An express train on the
Great Western 3. z. zss nearly wrecked near
Reading to-day. Some unknown miscresnts
placed numbr OF sleepers across the rails, but
tho engineer OF the train caught sight Of the OBJ
3! Tuction and put down the brakes.