Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-24
Foreign News.

SOl0AsA 1SC"os
PARIs March "a The Journal des DebatS
to-day declares that tae police have diacoy.
cred band Of anarchists who bsye l!t:Ie
faith In the ficeoy Of dynamite, and who
we're upon the poIbt Of putting into effect
an: ticr plan to gain their ends. According
to tbs Journal des Dsbats the baad had re-
eo.ved to nae poison Instead of dynamite
and were making experiments TO diecoVer q
substance that could be used 10 cause death
With 60 rick Of detection, Three Of The
band were arrested yesterday. A search Of
their lodgings resulted In the discovery OF
an unknown preparation, presumably
poison.
BERLIN, Mar. "a The Emparor has been
benefited By Ills visit to Haoertusstook. 1t
ia reliably affirmed that he Is only suffering
from general ist'gus. It Is expsttad that
he will be fully restored In faw days.
LONDON, March Recommending OF
President HarrlsoL's reply to Lord Sails
bury's Last note In regard to the request Of
the Uritsd States for the !e-ettahliehment
Of modus uiuendi in regard &c the Beh,ing
Sea question pending arbitration, the st.
James Gazette to-day seys that it looks ss
though no agreement wou,d bs made. With
TIE B.!tleh and American squadron ia ce to
face it is Impossible not to iee anxiety as to
what might happen II a couple Of naval Of
fcera In a remote esa should lose their
heads or their sempers. The Gazette adds I:
"Ws are not going ts var with the Untsd
States. but Ii must bs confessed that d.
plomaoy, so far, hes only succeeded in ge:.
ting m alters 10 an alarming position"
The Globe says: President HarrIson's
bllst,r is nothing more than an election sp-
peal 10 the class who love 10 zee Gteat
Britain insulted. The presence Of BritIeh
squadron in Bshrirg see will Insure that If
President Harrison iGifs els threat of
using military force England Sili net want
he means to return efficient Roland fer
his Oliver. Happily, however, :hsre is cot
the slightest chance Of matters coming to
thst stern ISSUE"
LONDON, Mar. 24.-The disturbances ct
the Hebburn oolliery, in Durham, gto"irg
out Of the st.empts OF the striking miners to
forcs the enginemen to join TIE strike, we're
renewed to day and several cor e cts occurred
before the rioters were dlsperaed by the pc.
lice.
BsRLIN, March 24--The committee OF
the Reichstag to which was referred the
bill making an extra grant of 2 500 600
marks fer the German exhibit at the Chi.
cago Columbian exhibition has unanimously
approved thu credit asked for.
BERLIN, Mar. 24.-The Emperor has ao-
ceptsd the resignation OF Court yon u ;diilz.
Trusz.chler Of the Office OF mlIister of eccle-
classical affairs, public education and msdl.
olnal aaaIrs G!s majesty expresses the hope
that the count sill alTess De ssady to place
his services at the disposal of tina State. It
is reported thst Dr.. Boase, secretary of state
In the ministry of jos.ice, has accepted the
portfolio Of minister OF eoclsaiastical sffairs,
public eauoalion and medicinal afairs. Herr
Bsllest,em, the leader ei ihs certre party
in the Reicbstsg, has gone 10 Hubsrtuss.ock |
to zee the Emperor by the special desire Of
bis ms; eaty. The Empress to-day gave an
audience to Cbanoeilor Won Capsiyi. It lie
said that Herr Won Puttkamsy, formerly lm. |
pesial minister CT jastice, has been appoint.
I'D to succeed Dr.. gosze as secretary ofslats
10 the ministry of justice.
The Silver Bill.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Mar. 24.-The last
legislative day Of the silyer debate opened |