The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-19
SECOND EDITION
The BERLIN FESTIVITIES.
The International Society.
ID o M E 8 ITO RS.
The Connolly Tragedy.
Communistsin n NewYork
New Dominion AdViceS.
Serious Railway Accident.
Earthquake on Long Island.
New Dominion AdVices.
Earthquake on Long Island.
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The German Rejoicings.
BERLIN, Sunday night June 1S.-The troops
were entertained yesterday with dinners and
dancing everywhere. At the Palace there was a
state performance of opera, attended through
special invitation only. The display was ger-
geous in the uniforms of the military officers.
The civil officers occupied the pit and the diplo-
matte corps the proscenium9 Everybody except
the American Minister were in uniforms. Ladies
only occupied the front row, and none except
the maids of honor the second tier.
To-day was devoted to Thanksgiving in all the
churches, which were crowded. The national
prayer, composed by the High Consistory, was
read in the Cathedral, which was splendidly
decorated. Dom Choir sang Te Deum magnif-
Gently when the service was concluded.
NEW YORK, June 19.-European news received
by mail contains the following items of interest:
CASTELAR,,
the Spanish Republican orator, delivered pow
erful appeal in the Spanish Cortes on the goth
ultimo for mercy for the fugitive Communists.
The Paris correspondent of the London Time
writes that the International Society, from which
sprang the Paris Commune, numbers 2, 500, 600
members in Europe.
VERSAILLES, June 19.-Ponyer- Quertier who
has been seriously i'll, has recovered his health
and resumed his duties as Minister of Justice.
The father and mother of
General ROsseI
have implOred mercy for their son of Theirs,
but the President is uncompromising, and says
the law must take its course.
The press continue attacks upon
The Bonapartes.
The Figaro praises Chambord, and the Steele
urges union of the Republicans against the
Prussians, ''their real enemy, forever cursed"
RiOting Brussels,
LONDON, June ia special despatch from
Brussels says the Civic Corps was compelled to
intervene for the preservation of peace. They
used bayonets, and several of the rioters were
hurt. Members of the International Society are
said to be ringleaders in the outbreak against
the friends of the Pope.
Obituary.
George Crate, the historian, died yesterday,
aged seventy seven.
The American Artist Bradford
leetured yesterday evening before the Royal
Institution, Lord Lindsay presiding, upon
| Greenland, Ice, and the Esquimaux." A large
number of the nobility were present Thespeaker
was heartily congratulated upon the success of
his effort by Lord Lindsay and Mr.. Tindeh.
The Emperor and the Czar.
| LONDON, June 19.-The Post has a special
| from Berlin announcing that the Emperor
| William goes tomorrow to Ems to meet Gear
| Alexander. The Emperor leaves Berlin to-day
for den-Baden at which place he will stop
| few hours before proceeding to Ems
| The Government of Tunis has raised Difficult
ties concerning the treaty of peace recently
negotiated by its representatives with the Gov
ernment of Italy.
| The Italian Budget.
MADRID, June 19.-The Commissioner of the
Budget has approved the bill recently intro
duced by Moret Finance Minister, providing
for the indemnihcation of the Bank of Paris for
the withdrawal of the treaty under which 1t was
to have negotiated Spanish loan.
This Mornings Quotations.
PARIS, June 19.-Rentes, 52f.
| LIVERPOOL, June l9-1030 A. M.-COtton is a
shade hrmer. Uplands, sA@sHd. Orleans, SGD.
The sales to-day are estimated at $4,000 bales.
| Corn 91s
LONDON, June 1s-11'SO P. M.-Consols for money,
92%; for account, 92&@924. Bonds OF 1852, 90>S /;
Of 1866, cid, 90%; OF 1867, 905S 10-4Os, $50.
LONDON, June 19.-Tallow, 4Ss. 6d.943s. Cd. Su-
gar, 31s. G83ls. Cd. ahoat.
| This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, June 1910 P. M.-Consols 92S for
money and account
LIVERPOOL June 1880 P. M.-Cotton active and
hrmer; uplands, S%d. Orleans SSd@Ss4d. The
sales are now estimated at 10000 bales, Including
5000 for export and speculation. Sales at sea
nearly due from New Orleans, at S1Sd for middling,
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