Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-12
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
autographed EzciEsirely to Tie EreniRc Star.
The Cholera Ra~fu, i'm Car,.u

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TslegrGpAed ErolEsireiy to TAe Ereninc Star.
The Cholera Raging in Germany.
BERLIN, August l2.-The imperial govern
ment and the local authorities have adopted the
most stringent measures for the prevention of
the spread OF cholera. Twenty-three persons
were attacked with the disease at Koniesburg
thirteen Of whom are already dead.
Important from France.
Fdr7s 10 te Rebadt-Groecing Opposition 20 Pro
Io-ginq Tkiers' Term.
PARIS, August 12-The CITY Council has
voted TO raise a loan of three hundred and fffv
million francs. 70 be used for the rebuilding ana
repairo Of the edfices destroyed or injured during
Tie reign OF the Commune.
The opposition TO the prolongation of the term
OF once Is said 20 be growing rapidly, both in
the Assembly and among the people.
The Iiyonia 10 Fry Her Luck with
American Yachts.
LONDON, August 12.-CommOdore Ashbury
IN consequence of the victory of the Livonia over
The Egeria, has reeOnsdered his determination
not TO send the former to America. She is TO De
locked to-day for alteration of her keel. Her
spars will subsequently be reduced and She will
Cambria. " VIZ
Paris Wants TO be the CapftaI Again.
PARIS, August 12.-The municipal council of
Paris having adodted a resolution expressive of
desire Tor the removal of the capital 90 Paris
deputation of that body waited upon Thiers
ana begged him 90 exert his influence in favor of
ihe change. The President, in reply, said The
decision OF the question rested with the Assem-
bly,, and should not be trammeled by any action
On his part.
Bismarck on the school Question.
BERLIN, August 12.-Prince Bismarck, az
Chancellor OF Germany, has decided that the
school administration Of Alsace be non-secta-
rian.
The Swiss Arbitrator Under the Wash.
fngtOn Treaty.
BERNR, August I2-The Swiss Federal Coun-
cil has resolved to reserve the appointment of
an arbitrator on the part of Switzerland upon
the Aiaeama claims until after those Of England
and Italy are selected.
Twelve Killed and Forty Wounded by
land.
LONDON, Aug. 12-The gun-cotton explosion
at Stow market was terribly destructive of life
and limb Twelve persons were instantly killed
OF fatally injured, and forty others severely or
occasiOned by the disaster, and is increased by
aprevalent fear Of further explosions.
The U. y. Steamer Guerriere Ashore.
LONDON, Aug 12.-It proves 10 have been the
American steam frigate Guerrero, Captain Ste
yens, which ran ashore recently of LeghOrn.
The British iTon-clad Warrior has not been
ashore. The Guerrero was rescued from her
gerilous position several days ago, and towed to
SpezZia Tor repairs.
From London.
appointment Of arbitrator on the Alabama Claims
Eighteen Deaths from the Gun Cotton ErpgO-
siOTl-ProHaOted 20 BdrORet.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-It is reported that Sir Alex-
ander Cockburn, Lord Chief Justice of England.
has been appointed British member of the board
OF arbitration upon the Alabama and other
claims pending under the treaty OF Washington
between the United States and Great Britain
dispatch from Stowmarket saws eighteen
deaths are known TO have occurred from the ex-
plOsion in that town, and nine persons are miss
ing, and are supposed 10 have persisted. Fifty
seven are injured more or less seriously.
1t is said that Alfred Russell Wallace an en-
inent traveller and ornithOlogist, viii be created
baronet.
The Emperor of Brazil Coming 10 the
United States.
NEW YORK, August PA London letter saws
the Emperor Of Brazil still intends visiting the
United States.
CatacaZy 10 be Recalled.
NEW YORK, August 12.-The Herald saws the
Russian Minister CatacaZy will be recalled at
the request of Secretary Fish.
Mazzfni Down on the international
Society.
NEW YORK, August PA manifesto from
MaZZlni 20 the woTkingmen of Italy is published.
He advises his country men 20 keep aloof from
the international society of workingmen, an or
ganizatiOn which he affects to despise denounces
as impracticable in all its aims, and wanting in
elements which could make ii successful, ire
hgious, devoid Of nationality, and false in its
teachings regarding the acquisition of wealth or
holding OF property. This society, which aims
TO control the vast multitude. must. acco-dinp 10