Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-07-06
TO-DAY'S TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.

LONDON, July 6.-When the House
of Lords met to-day Lord Salisbury
said this was the last time the House
would meet before the dissolution of the
present parliament and he wished to
reply to the recent speech of Lord
Rosebery in which he had attacked
the legislative prepondence of the
House of Lords. Lord Salisbury pro-
ceeded To say that if the future career
of the House of Commons should be
marked by such bills as were intro
duced in the parliament just nearing
its end they might depend upon receiv-
ing strong opposition from the House
of Lords. AS regards home rule for
Ireland, England, he said, was GER
tainly hostile to it. He also believed
that a majority of the nation would
fail to support an attack upon the es
tablished church, and that as Ear as
home rule for Scotland and Wales are
concerned neither could be carried
without exciting the most passionate
resistance of the people of England.
Lord Rosebery in reply, justified his
previous statement. He said that
while one side of the House of Lords
was so Overwhelmingly strong it was
impossible for liberal government to
carry any measures introduced, how
ever, beneicent.
LONDON, July 6.-The House of
Lords and the House of Commons re.
assembled at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Parliament was then formally pro-
rogued until July "a. A decree of dis
solution will be made on Monday, July
9Th, Immediately after which writs for
q new election will be issued.
HUNTERS QUAY, Scotland, July g.
The cutters Valkyrie III, Britannia and
Ailsa sailed to-day over the course OF
the Royal Clyde yacht club for her
majesty's cup, valued at 100 guineas.
The sky was cloudless and there was a
gentle breeze from the south. The
Valkyrie carried her mighty spread OF
canvas well, and was quicker in stays
than either the Britannia or Ailsa,
which are swift in going about. The
Valkyrie won with fifteen minutes to
spare. ;.
LONDON, July 6.-The India Office is
in receipt of telegram from Bombay
stating that terrific riot has occurred
at Kattowar, in the province of Guz-
erat, resulting in the killing of three
persons and the wounding of 1874,
twelve of them seriously. The riot
grew out of the clashing of Hindu
marriage procession and Mohamme-
dan Mohurrun procession.
STOCKHOLM, July emperor Will
liam of Germany arrived here to-day
on board the imperial yacht Hohen.
zollern. King Oscar boarded the yacht
and greeted his imperial visitor, en-
bracing him and kissing him twice.
The Emperor then landed and was
cheered by the immense crowds as.
sembled and received with military
honors by the troops. The Emperor
and the King then entered a carriage
and were driven to the palace, escorted
by the Horse Guards. The two mon.
archs took luncheon together at the
palace.
ROME, July 6.-The Duke of Aosta
and his bride, Princess Helen of Or
leans, made a grand entry into Rome
to-day. The duke and his bride were
enthusiastically greeted all along the
route from the station to the Quirinal
The beauty of the bride was the sub.
ject of general remark. Upon arriv.
ing at the Quirinal the duke and
duchess were received by the ministry.
HAVANA, July 6. The rebel leader
Jose Arambura, who recently sur
rendered to the authorities at Mama
Milo, but subsequently rejoined the in
surgents, has been pursued by govern
ment troops and killed.
crew are regaining their strength. They
rowed over tho course this morning in sever
minutes and four seconds.