Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-11-28
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-The Compagnie
Generate Trdnsatldntique has announc-
ed that the rates from Paris On the
vessels of that company will hereaf er
include railway fares.
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Prince Charles
Egop, of Furstenberg, the wealthiest
landowner 10 south Germany, died at
Mizza this morning. He was II years
OF age.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The Uruguayan
minister here has received an Official
dispatch from MS government denyir
the statement that q revolution has
broken out in the northern and eastern
departments of the republic.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Lieut. Jose
Felix Rios, one Of Maceo's aides, arriv-
ed at the Office of the Cuban junta to-
day with dispatches from his chief. He
denies the story telegraphed from Jack
sonville that Captain General Weyler
had lost 1000 men during his march
through the grovince of Pinar del Rio
recently by dynamite trains and guns.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The physicians
of Holloway Jail have pronounced the
health Of DR.. l.. 5. jameson. the leader
of the Transvaal raid, who is undergo.
ing a sectence of fifteen months i'm
prisonment, to be in very precariouE
state.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-There has been
change of late in the tone of the
French newspapers towards Great
Britain. Instead OF attacking "perfd-
ious Albion" as has been their wont,
they now advocate the cultivation of q
French alliance with Great Britain.
The change is said 10 be due to &C.
menting of the relations between Great
Britain and Russia.
The rumors that the strike of the
dock laborers in Germany will extend
to London are ridiculous. 1t is believ-
ed that the strike in Hamburg and
Bremen will speedily result in fasco.
The largest gathering of nonconform-
ist churchmen ever held will take
place on March 9th next in London.
The elimination of all religious or po-
litical polemics from the agenda of the
congress accounts for the support of a
section of the English prelates. The
programme cannot exclude all contro-
versial matter, but all subjects are, it is
understood, to be treated on broad
Christian basis.
1t is said in theatrical quarters that
the high salaries now received by lead
ing actors and actresses are menaced
with notable dimunition az the profess
sion is getting overstocked.
HONOLULU, Nov. 21.-It is generally
stated here on what seems be excellent
authority, that Minister Cooper's mis-.
sion to Washington is to assist resident
minister Hatch in the negotiations of
treaty of annexation to the United
States, with President Cleveland.
LONDON, Nov. ga great deal OF
damage has been done to shipping by
the heavy gale which has prevailed
along the British coasts to-day. The
island of Jersey has also been visited
by heavy fall Of snow.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The Prince and
Princess OF Wales, who have been the
guests of the Duke and Duchess Of
Marlborough at BleDheim Palace, for
the past week, took their departure
from Blendheim to-day. They were
escorted from Woodstock to Oxford by
the Oxfordshire Hussars and detach
ment Of the local yeomanry corps. The
military were headed by the burke OF
Marlborouh in his capacity Of Leuten-
AIT of Cavalry.
BERLIN, Nov 28.-Otto Heymann, one OF
the leading grain merchants OF this city. fail
ed to-day with liabilities Of more than 5000
go marks