Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-19
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Foreign News.
YOKOHAMA, May 19-The Czarewisch
has go far recovered from his wound that he
has been able to leave Japan for ViadiVo-
stock.
TOXIC, May 10 The Miksdo hts isaued
a reacript deploring the injury done to the
Czarewitch through the assault made on
him by native policeman and promising
prompt punishment for the offender.
BELGRADE, May 10 AT II last night q
fotce of cendarmes attacked the Gordon OF
students and citzeus, which was drawn
around the palace OF ex @ ieen Natalie. a
govsre struggle followed. Many civilians
and gendarmes were severely Injured during
the fight and the latter were 6oally repuised.
Belgrade is in q fever Of excitement and
further fighting is expected.
After consultation CT the ministers and
regents this morning it was decided to e1-
pei Natalie from Servls, and Instructions
10 that effect were given to the police. Con-
sequentls, during the morning strong force
If Qsndsrmes made fresh attack upon the
Queens palace aud succeeded breaking
broush the Gordon of citizens who were
guarding Natalie. After sharp fight the
zepdarmes succet DID In forcing their way
through the Gordon and In entering the
palace. They then forced their way Into
Nsthslie's bedroom and summoned her to
arife. The Queen calmly replied that she
would yield to force, and requested The stu
dents who had 80 galautly defended her to
make no further resistance 80 as to prevent
any more bloodshed. The Q1een was then
allowed to dress herself, and, after bidding
aiieu to the leaders Of her defenders. dur.
ing which q most touching scene was wilt
messed, the exiled Q1een was escorted to
carriage and was hastily driven to the rail-
road station. followed by the cheers OF the
students and cltizsns of Belgrade. A special
rain Immediately conveyed her towards
the Hungarian frontier, and Natalie. OF
Sergis calm, pale. bat evidently suffering
flom intense emotion, left Belgrade, the
scene OF go many OF her troubles and
triumphs. There Is no denying that the
popularity OF the exiled Queen has been
greatly increased by the reosnt action OF
the authorities. The populaoe is especially
anrsged against the Miniuter Of War, Col.
MlIetics, who is understood to have been
the most active OF the ministers In insisting
that Natalie should be expelled and the
popular feeling against him is 30 great that
be may be compelled to resign. Daring the
fight last night enc man was killed and SO
were more or less wounded.
VIENNA, May 10 It is stated here that
ex-Qreen Natalie Of SsrVls Is en- route to
the Palace OF Sinai, ct B1cbsrea', the CAPT.
tai Of RGumsnia. fact which gives rise to
the rumor that important political events
may follow her expulsion from Servla.
TRIESTE. May 19.-The Gttadino. 8 news
pspsr Of this city, says that In spite OF the
state of Siege which has been proclaimed In
Corfu the excesses continue and that the ex-
element has not abated. a Hebrew was
stabbed to death OF Corfu yesterday. An
italian woman was killed and man, whoae
nationality Is not mentioned, was wounded.
The military protect the few stores belong
ing to Hebrews that nave been reopened.
PARIS, May 19-M. Reaobe, deputy, claims
that Minister of Marine Barley has contracted
with Krupp and the Armstrong; to supply the
French navy with big guns, and thst he has sent
the Armstrong; smokeless pow Ter to test the guns
It is being claimed that the minister Of marine.
il he has taken the step attributed to him, has
probably placed the secret OF tho manufacture Of
the French amoksless powder in possession Of the
Armstrong;