Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-21
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
FROM ~ ROPE TO-DAY.

EhoH IL hoPE TO-DAY.
TeieCropAsd Ezolusirely 70 Ths Euessas star.
International.
LonboN, Oct. Ill h nov rendered Ger
uAih NAT The G2Stctn conference agreed upon
seeS me asares for the suppression OF the
Lni.,Sfnstlona society. Italy refuses o. combine
win the other Powers in the represSire move
nSht' Gleglng a. the reason that the Italian
rs''ofs arc opposed 10 the International
HE Pope Almost Persuaded se Lar.
Rome.
koNE, Oct. 2i.-The cardinals have held .
meeting here, and advised the Pof.e % out.
home 20 preserve his spiritual independe,,s..'
Ihe Pope has almost made M his mind ~ -
biI =, the tine OF the conVOcston OF the Italian
The Pope and the Kas.er
bEkLiN' oct IA distinguished prelate m,
cmisSary OF the Pore obtained an audience 1,;,h
allowable for the approac hing ooncl.,>a - ~.
outside OF Rome, for instance i'm some FrSy,eb
city The emisssTy was referred 70 BismSrcE.
who avoided areply. The Emperor has mi -
telegrsphic letter OF sympathy 20 he Pope,
british Sympathy for the Ffre S.f
ferers.
L9NpoN, Oct. 2l.-Subscriptions for the relief
81 Tie Chicago sufferers continue % be presseI
p 70 last night the Mansion House fund
amounted 20 $500 pounds. and Birminslssm
.a9 = AT 20 pounds and Glasgow 600 poun.is-
., 1 ,5 =. N. OF contributions had been
The British papers publish columns Of aet.n.
dtCn NSs York papors received ~ the steamers,
The deepest sympathy and interest A mani
rested everywhere as the history OF the great IRE
Oecomes known. The Eses and other leading
papers TINS morning urge further hherality and
feners. ~ '''e SUI
W hat Nap Thinks Of HIS sueecssorx
LONDON, Oct. 2l--Nspoleon has returned 10
NhistlhuIsJ On has journey th.ther he was In
teTviewed by the correspondent on the RAN
ATgus, conservative nCwspaper 20 whom he
declared his belief that the present government
wants Of the country.
Serious Strike Riots I'm England.
LoNDoN, oct. IA serious dstuT banoe o.
CURED al Lincoln this morning, originating with
the men who are on a strike The rioters -e,e
attacked by the police, bat the latter we're Dot
IN sufficient force 90 quell the riot and were
driven on, after which the strikers attacked the
cradle Damage,
Death of the Great CaIeuIasor.
LONDON, Oct. &l--Charles Babhage. mathe-
maticlan and philosophical mechanist and su-
thor OF several mathematical works died yester-
cay, aged 79 years.
Gambetta Satisfied with the French
Elections
PARIS, Oct IA letter from Gamhetta has
been published i'm which he ssys that Though
The republicans OF France have been defeated in
The elections for members 30 the COnseiIs Gene
TdUE, he finds nothing in the result 70 cause des-
pODdency. The same elections have extinguished
the hopes Of those retrogradists who desired 10
sec rance recoEmitted TO the BODapartes, and
have shown that The advocates Of monarchy
uncer other dynasties are lukewarm.
The FrRncO-German Treaties
PARIS, Oct. 21.-The ratifcstions OF the
tranco-German treaties were formally en-
changed yesterday by the Representatives ofthe
two governments.
A Pheasant Reception for Prince
b0naparte.
PARIS, Oct, 2l--MhiIe Prince Napoleon was
on his way TO Marseiles, as the train stopped az
the town Of Nalence, the people who had heard
OF The Princes journey gathered about the rail-
way station and demaued his surrender inso
thelr hands. Being informed that he travelled
under the safe conduct OF the government they
vented their hatred in Kisses, yells and threats,
and followed the train until II had passed tie
limits OF the town.