Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-20
T0-DAY'S TEL EGRi PHO NEWS


Berlin, Nov. 20. Miss Schuspke, ih'
woman who threw an axe at the EN-
peror at Breslau last week. has been
sent to an insane asylum for observs-
ton.
London, Nov. 20.-It is learned that
Lord Salisbury has decided that Eng
laud must spend, in addition to the
cost of the war, the sum of $50, 600, 900
in bringing the British artillery TO 8
higher standard than the German.
London, Nov. 20. The inquiry In
the case OF the sinking OF the bark En-
bleton by the Cunard steamship Cam
psnia of Holy head on July 2lst last,
has decided that the commander OF the
CAmpania is blameworthy because he
was proceeding too fast in q fog. The
accident resulted In the drowning of
ten men.
Paris, Nov. 20.-Specisl trains are
being run to Marseilles in view of the
expected arrival there of President
Kruger tomorrow. Crowds have taken
advantage of the rates to make the trip
and many special delegations of Boer
sympathzers as well ss nationalist
agitators are going. There seems to
be no question that Kruger is to land at
Marseilles, although telegram states
that the Gelderlsnd will coal at Algiers
and proceed thence direct to Flushiu &
without touching at France.
Vienna, Nov. 20.-During the prog
ress of anti.Semite riots at Fogsros,
Hungary. yesterday, some peasants
murdered Jewish landlord named
Moses Kejs. Afterwards they carried
the victims mead into town op pitch
fork. Keja's home was burned and his
estate plundered. The riDgleaders OF
the rioters who made the murderous
assault, have been arrested.
Marseilles, Nov. 20.-Preparstions
for the reception OF President Kruger
here tomorrow are now in active prog
ress. The town is generally decorated
with French and Boer colors. 1t hat
been decided that the official cortege to
escort the Boer president from the quay
to the hotel will be composed of twelve
carriages. The first will be occupied
by Kruger, NJ. Thourel, president of the
| Marseilles reception committee, aud NJ
Pouliat, president Of the Paris commit
tee. The last named will act as inter.
peter. The second carriage will be oc.
cupied by DR.. Leyds, Herr Fischer,
one of the Boer ENJOYS, and two pro-
minent pro- Boer Frenchman. The
other carriages will contain Transvsal
burghers and Frenchmen seated two
and two. Hundreds OF police will
escort the possession. The city is
crowded with visitors.
Copenhagen, Nov. 20.-The royal
Danish chateau at Amshenborg caught
fire yesterday afternoon and wss par
TALLY destroyed. Prince Valdemar and
the Princess Marie who are residing
there were absent at the time. Their
Eve little children, four boys and girl,
we're in the chateau when the fire
broke out but all were removed safely
by the attendants.
Constsntinople, Nov. 20.-The Porte
| has released the Armenian ArZouisn.
who was arrested while travelling on al
American passport, and ordered him t.
leave the country. The release Of the
Armenian lie the result of urgent repre-
sensations on the port of the American
egstioD, REINFORCED by the approach
Of the United States battleehip Ken
: lucky to Turkish waters.
Berlin, Nov. 20.-A special dispatch frcm
Stockholm says it is rumorei that King Oscar
II has had two slight psralytic strokes.