Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-06
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STU1 iGART, O1t 6-The King of WuF-
temberg iisd q: O'clock this morning. He
had bseH III for soHss time past and yester.
day his condition beoams 10 critisal that the
last rites Of the ohareh were administered to
him. Karl /, Kisg ct WertsAberg, wns
born March 6, 1928, apd asce adsd the throns
st ths death Of Sis father sn June Is, 1864.
Hs married. tho Grsud Duchess Olse,
! daughter CT The late Emperor Nicholas /,
ef Russia.
CoNsTANTINOPLE. O,t. 6-A band OF bri-
ssnds yesterday asde desperate sstenp:
TO wreck end foba passenger srair. They
tore up The rails and 60 damaged the rosd.
bad that had toe train NOT been stopped In
time an accident would surely happened
The brigsnds, as soon ss shsy saw that their
plan had m!sosrtled, instead OF attacking
the train, decamped.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Ga terrible gale pre-
vailed ia the Irish Sea last night and it is
believed That much damage was CAUSED to
chipping. a dispatch from Eoyheai states
that three vessels were wrecked near that
point. Despite the furious wind and the
heavy sea the lie boat orags worked hero
loly and theiv efforts to save toe lives of the
snlpwreDksd orsws we're GRO wned With cue
csss.
LONDON, Oos. 6-The Right Hon. Will
liam Henry Smith, h-st lord Of the treasury
warden of the Cnqus Ports and the govern
msnt leader 10 the House OF Commons, who
has been III for some time past Suffered g
relapse to-day and died tbia afternoon.
MADRTD, Oct. 6.-The Spanish govern
manr lie negotiating g treaty OF commerce
With Portugal. Ia thls connection Ii Is inti-
mated that no no future Spanish treaty will
contain the favored nation clause.
LONDON, Oos., g. The labor trouble ct
Mapping continued to-day With little or 10
prospect for al early settlement of the mat
terra Ia dispute The ightsrmen have now
oined In the block and ara greatly 55isting
In stepping the riverside work. This morn
lag only few .ruckmen were at work and
thsir vehicles had TO be protected by police
patrol. The wharf owners are supported
By the powerful organisation known es the
shipping federation, and they contend thu.
they will via 10 tba long raa. The wharf
owners say that they con secure an ample
supply of free labor and large gang OF nor
union men entered the whavves to-day.
BosroN, OCT 6-Osble adgices from Bus
sa received q, the Jewish colony In the
north end nsy thet entire states are being
dessrted on account OF the famine. They
also assert shat new law has been made
forbdding the sowing Of seed this fall. 80
that the acreage next year will not be anfa-
olens for the home supply, still lees for ex-
port. 30 great Is the distress thss people
have been driven to pilaglng each other,
first sestins fire to villages and then rcbb!ug
che lima itsnts By the united charities OF
tie government and people biscuit dey
Ia allowed every individual In the famine
district. Ths dis,ress is greater menace
60 tia eoveEnmeEs tb .a ell oi tao sa.its of
tbs nihills's. 1hs feraiae nnsy esESa rev
oIutlor wk.rs lace Of l!bsf:J has failed.
Adds osIoa s.nt 10 eg she jews end Nihl.
is.s sociaties OF Ame-iea. The later have
sent IS 800.
LoND IN, Oct 5-Tho Archbishop OF Canter-
bury, the Blight, Honorable and Most Rov. Ed.
ward Whit, Benson, DID,, to-day opened the
church congress st Rhyl