Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-17
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
BELGRADE. Nov. 17.-E1-Klpg Milan has
signed renunciation of all his legal and
constitutional rights In Servis.
ST PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-THE soldiers
of the Oh ssa garrison have Voluntarily
asked that the daily bread ration be re-
duced one-third for the benefit of the starv-
Ing people 10 the famine stricken districts
ST PETERSBURG. Nov. 1.-THE Novosti
declares that the financial crisis In Berlin
has developed o political crisis tina! the war
party has gained the upper hand, and that
the prudert Ei:marckiau pol oy has besn for.
gotten 10 the frantic desire 10 strike Russia
In the moment Of weakness.
ST. PETERSBURG, New. II Reports fsom
the famine stricken districts Of the Empire
continue to show the despair and suffering
entsiled upon ths poorer GLASSES by the
scarcity of food. The Government is doing
everything In i.s power 10 help the euffersrs.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Standards Paris
correspondent says he hsars from 60 un-
questionable authority that Lord Salisbury
has minated to the Turkish Ambassador
In England that England is ready to reopen
ths negotis;ions for convention to resu ale
the affairs o. Egypt.
BERLIN, Nov. ia report is current in
the grain market hero that the government
of Russ'a hes issnsd lite prohibition against
exporting wheat from that country. The
result ls that the prices of grain are rising.
VIENNA, Nov. 17.-At meeting Ct the
budget committee yesterday Ccunl z alnoky
repeated positively that Austria had no de-
signs on the Balkans
LONDON, Nov. II "A petition was preeen.-
ed to-day by Louis Covering Boneparte to
, NJ Justice JeuOe, asking that the petition for
d lsso1tion OF her marriage lodged by Rosa
il Bonaparte Clovis he dismsged, and that
the petitioner be adiudged to Pas the costs
OF the action. The application WAS refused
The Exchange Telegraph Company gives
publication to sensational news from Rio de
Jsneirc. No explanation IL given as to
hog his news was allowed to be cGbied and
the dispatches ara not accepted here ae GER
tain to be accurate. The Exchange Com
pany's s3vicss from Rib de JAaeiro report
complete pros;ratioa of postal service. This,
1t ia asserted, was suspended TODAY. a.
the samo time the government has put
stop to the transmission Of all pres dls-
patches by the Telegraph linss to the va
rious cities OF the country. Ia Bio de Ja-
metro, It Ia declared thst PRACTICAL state OF
Siege exs.s. The CITY Is in the hands and
at the mercy OF tho dio.ator's soldiers, and
the most stringent measures have been
adopted to prevent disorder or organized
opposition to the present regime. To days
dispatches report thai tbs forces OF the OPP
position In BIO G,ande do Sui are already in
the field and are marching. folly equipped,
to meet the army ofthe central government.
The armies are not far separated from each
other and decisive battle may be expected
within very short period. Il Is ASSERTED
that The principal naval and military eff GERS
stationed Ia the State OF Para have held q
meeting aud decided In favor OF q declara-
ton OF Independence from tina Brazilian
union Of that Ssete. Para Is one ofthe largest
States In the republic. This movement in
Para Ia considered so formidable at the cap
Issl tba. 1t ls believed tSe dictator will he
unable to cope with IT..
LONDON, Nov. II. There appears t, DO no end
to the stories of damages re,ultlng from the pha-
nominally bed weather that has been prevailing
in Great Britain. The latest story of di,aster
co mes from Somerset, ons o, the southwes. cous-
tiss of England. Last pight the bank OF the
River Parrst at point whore 1t was not particu-
la,ly strong gave way and the water rushed
through the crevasse and flowed to q Comfortable
depth over tho fsrms. The damage already caused
by the iuuudation ia placed at $3.50 COO. and it Is
believed that unless the infowing waters are coon
turned back into the river, tho loss will amount
to an enormou, sum.