Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Foreign Notes.

TIE CASE OF COUNT Won ARMrE.
BERLIN, November 16.-The physicians of
Count You ArmiD say that open air exercise is
indispensable for the restoration of his nervous
system. The city tribunal has withdrawn di-
rect police supervision over the Count but he
If ordered to remain at home. His trial has
been set down for the seventh proximo.
THE ITALIAN ELECTIONS.
ROME, November 19.-RicOsscli, PeruZzi, La
MaTUeOo and G9ribaldi have been elected TO
the Chamber of Deputies The latter wSs re-
turned by two districts of this city but was de-
feafed ia Milan. The republican agitatOr, S af-
h. was defeated in three districts and reelected
in one, Ricuini. Up 30 this time l2l members
OF the right have been returned against 81 OF
By railroad collision near Bologne one per
sor was killed and forty injured.
DISASTROUS. COLLISION OF VESSELS IN A RIVER
LONDON, Noremter ia dispstch from
calcutta announces that a disastrous collision
bas occurred in the H0Oghle, both vessels
sinking. Steamers have been sent to the scene
ot tie disaster. No further particulars have
been received.
a oNR-HoRsE REVOLUTION.
PANAMA, November I.-On October nth a
small revolution in favor OfJOaquin + Fsrnandez
Tor president was made at Punta Arenas. The
casualties were Slight. The inh abitants dis
armed the r. beis, aud Fernandez aud his fol-
lowers LETT the next day tOT some port north, in
tte ptighboilDg republic, taking with them
Sll,tOO from the BEDCo NacionaI The sarue
day the barracks in Liberia, same republic,
were seized ty FeTnsndez's fi-uds, and fight
took place, in which the government troops lost
nine killed aud larger number wounded.
Peace was soon reest3blished by the govern
terror.
ANOTHER CHARACTERISTIC sPANIsH-AMERI-
CAN sQCABBLEs
Pre- ViOuS dates state that the steamer Tails
man, with eXiled Peruvian officers on board,
had sailed from TOlcahn una, touched at a port
on the coast on the 22d nit, put the captain OF
the port in irons when he visited the vessel, and
fred On boatlOad of soldiers II is not known
what is intended by the expedition, but it is
thought II had some connection with an out
break in ATequipas on the 23t ult., which was
suppressed by the police and several conspira-
tors killed.
HEAVY BAETHQUAKE IN CHILL.
Chllap adVlces state hat an unusually heavy
earthquake was felt at midnight On the 25th
nit. in Valparaiso and Santiago, stopping
clocks and cracking the walls of churches snd
other buildings. The duration was about thirty
seconds.
VENEZUELA Apv1cRs
confirm previous reports OF an uprising against
President Guzman Blanco. The revolutiOnists
have 1900 men.
OF the United States Minister at BOgota for the
c7ptrre OF the steamer MOntijo is to hs decided
by tribunal of arbitcrs. In case they DO not
agree third party win he called on.
The United States steamer Richmond sails for
Valparaiso next week.
SHIP BUILDERS on THE CLYDE REDUCING
WAGES.
LOHDOE, November l6.-The ship builders
and pfoprietOrs Of engine works on the Clyds
have decided to reduce the wages o. their en-
poyes.
DIsRARLI has BEEN REFLECTED
rector OF the University of Glasgow by 700
votes, against 800 for Ralph Waldo Emerson. A
conservative student protested against the cleo
fion of Emerson, because he was a foreigner
and the liberals against the choice of DisraeW
because of undue influence In his favor OF the
professors Of the university.
TOO JEALOUS.
BAYoNNB, November 16.-It is said the Spsu.
ikh consul at this place has been recalled, on
account Of his excessive zeal and his eXsgger-
ated reports TO his government The CaTiisis
have reoccupied Estella.