Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-11
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS

<1>SOC LATED FIX ESS REPORTS
From EUROPE TO-DAY.
Te'esroIhedEIolusirely 10 The Erening Star.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Between Life and Death.
LONDON, Dec 1.-THE Prince of Wales was
sinking at midnight.
No Better
NV YORK, Dee. 1i.-Despstches from Lon
don this morning represent that the Prince Of
Wales is no better.
what the Physicians say.
,, LONDON; Dec: Ill ?. EaThe Only Official
issued by his physicians to-day are the follow
ing:
MSANpRlNeIAN, Dec. 1i-sA.N.-The Prince
OF W aies passed restless night. There has been
further recurrence OF graver symptoms His
state continues precarious."
"ShNDRINGHAM. Dec. 11-NooN.-The Prince
Is IN the same precarious condition. The symp-
toms are unaltered."
Since the last bulletin was received the tele
graph line 20 Sandringham has been closed 10
the general public, because the wire was bar
thened with messages from charla.ans Iuacks
and other officious persons, rendering medical
advice.
Death Imminent.
LONDON, Dec. III, a NIT is now manifest
from the expressions of sympathy everywhere
and prayers for the Prince of W ales that the
symptoms of death are very imminent and that
all hopes OF his recovery have been abandoned
The Queen and Princess Alexandra are bearing
the fatigue well, and the latter hardly leaves the
All Hopes Abandoned
LoSDoN, Dec ii, p. ma dispatch bearer
siders that he did not hope to find the Prince
alive when he returned, and the me mbers of the
royal family and others have given up all hopes
Distress NJ sandringham.
LoNpoN, Dec. III, p Man unofficial tele-
gram dated sandringham, p. m, says it is evil
the last hours Of the Prince of Males are an
preaching The whole household has been
thrown into the deepest gloom by the words of
shortly after noon with dispatches for London.
lie declared unreservedy to bystanders as he
passed out of the house That he did not expect TO
The dispatch adds that expressions dropped nv
the members Of the royal family and others in
attendance on the Prince confirm the statement
OF the dispatch-bearer 1t is evident that ali
hope has been abandoned.
Prayers for the Dying Prince.
LONDON, Dec. 11.-In accordance with the
request OF the Archbishop Of Canterbury,
were introduced in the service in all the Angli-
can churches. In the Roman Catholic churches,
Jewish synagogues, and dissenting chapels,
grief for the present and uneasness for the
future is profound and widespread. Business
is almost wholly suspended throughout the
country, and the telegraph lines are blocked
with the multitude of messages sent to and fro
concerning the Prince. The greatest anxiety is
manifested TO obtain the latest news. The morn
hour Official bulletins from SandringbsmS
which are too rarely issued, however, to satisfy
the public demand, are posted up As soon as re-
eeihed at me e. Marlborough House The city
House, and the Horse Guards, where they are
are surrounded by great crowds Of anxious and
silent people.
LONDON, Dec. ii, r. NIT is reported on
good authority that, with one exception, the
Prince has been unconscious since the first of
month. Primers oh he
and other members OF the royal family were re-
peatedly summoned to the bedside of the Prince
yesterday and to-day.
Not Dead at O'clock.
LONDON, Dec. III, y. m.-The following IL
the late official Bulletin:
SAsDRINGHAM, Dec. IL, 5 ID. m.-The Prince
exhaustion is not increasing. Signed by Sir
VIM. Jenner and other physicians.
SPAIN sPOlLlNG FOB A FIGHT.
The lons Indignant 1t President
1000 Men, and Four lr0n.Clads for
LSNpON, Dec. 1o-(Heral6 Especial -Tremen-
dous excitement prevailed I'm Madrid on receipt
of President Grants message relating to the
Cuban difficulty. The government has resolved
to maintain hrm attitude. Renforcements of
1000 men, two generals, and four iron-clads
will be Immediately dispatched to Cuba.
DiplomaficC Orresp0ndence-AB Bearer
OF Dispatches 20 Washfngt0n.
NEW YORK, Dec; ia special states that
Madrid, has been the sending OF an attache 20
Washington with dispatches to the Spanish
Minister. These dispatches contain instructions
res pecting the attitude Of the United States to-
wards Spain in Cuba, and are said to refer 10 the
course OF the American government as likely TO
AFFECT the Alabama Gains In the Geneva con-
British government in the cases of the Hornet
and Florida. Several interviews have been
held between the Spanish Foreign Minister and
British Minister at Madrid. Dispatches on the
subject also passed between the Cabinets OF
Madrid, Florence and Berlin, the Spanish gov
ernment evidently being engaged in securing
the neutrality OF the United States in Cuban
affairs.
Pacific speech Of the Car.
LONDON, Dec 11.-lKerdid special. IA sensa-
ton was created in Berlin by the Cars speech
at the Georgenfest, which is regarded as putting
an end to French hopes and guarantees peace in
Europe.
C.sler. IN Egypt;
Of cholera have appeared i'm this city.
Imperial Visitors I'm Genea.
GENOA, Dec. 1o.-The Emperor and Empress
Of Brazil are here.
Gernen Conservative Disapprsve
the NAVAL ExPeditioa % 0e1tR Xme.
rica.
BxRLIN, Dec. le.-The announcement of the
unfavOrably received By the members Of the
conservative party.
The wearing 81 the Rec
-. ESFk. NJ"
NEW YORK, Dee. u.-Laree numbers OF Inter
natonal workinGmen attended the JeGeeaou
Market Police court 10 witness the trial on f3,eir
brethren arrested yesterday. Red ribbons. rsd
feathers, and red necktics were couspicnors
on being brought into cs2kx Judge Shsadiey
promptly discharged oil q eheh, ok h numSs:y
Remaining that Asy Aal teen punishsd .nss,,
GENTLY for their crime, II they Ssd coS. it,
any, any, by being kspt e Prison over night The
charge against them, other than thev S. ~
that 2 breach Of the peace vas imninsst ~
crswd OUTSIDE essseed tie released ~ VA
to them. A mass meeting md procsSse' 70 20
some evening Is projected. "
The 1evol1sSS1 a 1exa..
- yUAh1ofs LOSING GRouxD.
M rosxs Dec. ia special mon Nass-
%Sn6s, a ~ e sss - s:tss that Trs.no CON-
CITY % =. ssllls, with e tAe sovsssssst troops.