Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-13
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in the financial market has revived.
The leading financial houses have as
sured the weaker houses that adequate
/ facilities will be afforded for carrying
over by means of advances.
ROME, Nov. l3.-The government
has ordered that five ships shall join
the British squadron in eastern waters
in any movements necessary for the
protection of Europeans in case grave
events shall arise.
BERLIN, Nov. ia dispatch from
Constantinople says the revolt in
q iioun is spreading fast and that no
Turkish reinforcements have yet ar
rived there.
BERLIN, Nov. ia telegram from
ST. Petersburg states that the accouch-
ment of the CzariDa is expected about
tie end of November,
VIENNA, Nov. 13.-The municipal
council this morning reelected to the
Office of burgomaster DIR. Lueger, the
anti-semite leader in the Reichsrath
whose recent election to the Office the
Emperor refused to sanction. DR..
Luger delivered speech accepting his
election, his language at times being
exceedingly violent. The government
agent, Herr Freibeis. replied that the
reelection of DR.. Lueger was in de-
fiance of the imperial will. He then
declared the Council dissolved amid q
tremendous uproar. 1t is believed
that the government will appoint a
temporary municipal administration.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. 3-(via
Key West, Fla, Nov. 13)-Several
country seats in this district have been
burned by the rebels within the last
week. On the night of the 1st instant
twenty rebels, we'll armed, came into
the city and visited store in one of
the streets of the suburbs. They inquired
for the owner and when he appeared
they compelled him to go with them to
the field. Reports of conflicts between
small bands OF insurgents and govern
ment troops continue to come in.
Both are credited with acts of cruelty.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 13.-The
P,rte continues its efforts to resto Q
order in Asia Minor and BIAS dispatch
ed two generals to command the Turk
ish troops at Erzeroum and Bitlis.
At Malatia there has been some blood
shed, several christians having been
killed, including four Jesuit priests,
who were under French protection.
The Turkish government authorities
have promised the Armerians, who are
in possession ofthe barracks at Z=i!oup,
that they will be allowed to return to
their bones in safety upon the condition
that they surrender the Turkish arms,
4mmunilion and pris oners in their
hands.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 13.-It is re,
ported that all of the Christian and
Armenian teachers between Erzeroum
aud Trebizonde are in state of terror,
owing to the attitude of the Kurds, who
are said to be armed and actively ag-
gressive throughout that section of Ar
mrnia.
BERLIN. Nov. ia dispatch to the
Cologne Gazette from its correspondent
in Constantinople says that all of the
Christian and Armenian teachers b.
tween Erzeroum aud Trebizonde have
been massacred
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Nov. ia semijuGi-
cial COMM sion whose members are all Mo-
hamedans, has started for the interior of Asia
Minor to inquire into the reported massacrts
of Armenian and foreign Christ ans.
PARIe, Nov. 13.-The Turkish embassy
hers his ssnt communication 10 the Parl,
press protesting a?ainst the statements made
in the newspapers which describe the situa-
ton in Turkey as 0 ng grave 10 the extreme
Tho state of affairs represented. the ambassa-'
dor says in his note does not exist.