Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Etsmarck's Persecution Of Won Ar

LONDON, Nov. 10 The Tines special tele-
gram from Berlin says the Berlin criminal
public prosecutor, the srraignment OF the
author OF recent pamphlet cOltaiuing a
document connected with the Amin trial.
on the charge of insulting the Emperor aud
libelling Bismarck and the foreign Office. II
is believed that Count Won Arnim himself,
or some one in his confidence, is the author.
The offence is punishable by many years i'm
prisOnment.
BERLIN, Nov. ls.-Count Won ArnIm is
still at Nevay, in Switzerland. He hal asked
leave OF the court 10 remain abroad longer
on account of the state of his health before
undergoing imprisonment Before the court
answered the application there appeared the
libelous pamphlet already described.
The Mutfny ON the Iinnie.
NEW YORK, Nov. ia London dispatch
says The cook of the Linnie was naviga
ting the ship under orders from the mutt
neers TO conduct her TO Gibraltar. In colse-
quence Of the continuance OF bad weather.
they were obliged to put INTO Lafayette,
when they were arrested.
A Disastrous Tidal Wave.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-While the tide was
ebbing to-day, bore or tidal wave ten feet
high swept up the Parrett river, in Somer-
setshire. AT Bridgewater the dock gates
were burst open and vessels broken from
their moorings. One vessel was sunk and
twenty were more or less damaged. Bores
are not infrequent along the shores of the
Bristol channel, but the one to-day was
larger and more destructive than any that
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still inclement. The floods in the inundated
parts OF England are increasing.
KING hted.
NJ Wade, the British minister TO Cbiua,
has been knighted.
Cholera
Tire prevalence of cholera in the Neil cherry
district interferes seriously with the pro-
posed movements of the Prince OF Wales.
His visit TO BayOpOor is uncertain pending
an investigation of a report of the prega-
lence OF cholera in that neighborhood.
GuibOrd's Funeral Co take Place Next
Tuesday.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-A Montreal dispatch
says Gui bOrdis funeral will take place on
Tuesday next. The cortege will not pass
through the city as was intended. TIE police
force has been armed with rifles, and the en-
tire military force will be ordered out.
Whether the authorities will allow the huge
SaIcophagus TO be placed in the cemetery is
an open QUESTION, and may lead TO fresh com
plicatiOns. The funeral cortege will only
PASS through The adjoining villages of 81.
Laurent and Cote Neiges and the police
force will be sent TO those places.
senator Dawes Kicked By his II orse.
SPRINGFIKLD, MASS, Nov. Ex-senator
Dawes was painfully injured At PIttstsld
left leg by his horse while horseback riding.
He was letting down some bars when the
animal wheeled, kicked, and LEFT the Senator
PROSTATE. IL was distance from any house,
but passing woman soon brought help.
His Injuries win not prove serious.
New York Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-The following Ia the
weekly bank statement: Loans. decrease,
S2,67i, zoo; specie, Increase. ei.l65.90o; legal
tenders, decrease, $50 900; deposits, decrease,
"a, 423 900; circulation increase, Slo5, 200; re-
serve, decrease, e3io,l25.
Death Ct = Beforsmer.
WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. l3--Rsv. James
b. Miles, d. D., secretary OF the American
Association Tor the .Sefofm and Codiicafion
Of the Laws OF Ne lions, died here this morn
ing after two day . illness
0u1ts DaDoone1naed-
NEW YORK. yov. 1a-6txteen suits against
the Bank Of c -lifornia, and as many attach