Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-09

THE HAYTIEN TRoUGLE SErrLED-In-
! formation has reached the State department.
that the Hayden government has carried OF {
I le terms of the protocol signed in this city "A
| few ago, i'm regard to the liberation of the re-
bellious fugitives who sought safety and pro
lection from Minister Bassett. The Hayden
authorities agreed o give the fugitfves a safe
esCort to some fO-eIgn vessel and to alloy
them TO depart peace 9Oly, thus changing the
se' tence of dea'h previously pronounced
against them to that of exile.
THE PUEBLO INDIAN DELEG ALTON caIIeI
~ The Indian Office this morning and Col
W. r. Irwin, acting chief clerk of the bureau.
presented them with the silver medals men
toned in yesterdays STAR and the blankets.
shawls ard shirts; purchased for them. They
expressed their thanks for the presents and
said If not asking too much they would like
some hats. and fish seine thirty yards long
ara four yards wide. Their requests were
| complied with and they left highly gratitiei
with the success Of their mission. They were
fuTnishedwith railroad tickets costing S2t4 so
and $3.50 in money. They will leave by way
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad this even
ing.
THE NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTER
the passengers who arrived in New York on
Thursday was His Excellency Count Ladis-
laus Hoyos, the newly appointed Austrian
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
pOtentiary TO this country. Shortly after
his arrival there he was called upon by the
consul, the vice consul, the representa- lives
OF the legation, and several other gentlemen.
Ine new minister, who succeeds the Baron
ScnWaTZ- born, is a Hungarian by birth
ana is about forty-iwo years of age He
| commenced his diplomatic career in the
ministry OF foreign affairs, but for the past
seven years he has been first secretary OF le-
CATION at Paris where ne was very popular
on account OF his agreeable manners. He
mas been frequently offered the post of min
a IVA
! declined. When. however, the post as am
bassadOr in the United States was offered to
him he at once accepted. He is great ad-
mlrer OF American institutions, and Will
doubtless be as popular at Washington as
he has been at Paris. Count HOyoS is de-
scended from one of the old est and wealth est
families of the Hungarian aristocracv He
is accompanied by his newly married wife
who was Countess of HerbenStein and a
native OF Upper Austria. The Ho-Ild says
THE minister will proceed to Washington
To present his credentials, after which he will
Visit Niagara and other places of Interest
before commencing his labOrS at Washing
ton, which he can hardly be said to com
mence till the meeting of Congress"
THE ILLNESS OF Mr.. RIGNOLD-T0 the
Editor Of TIE EUcygipQ Star Dear Sir: A par
agraIh in the Republican of this morning in
regard to Mr.. George Reynolds illness, con-
veys by implication an idea in regard to the
cause of his inability to appear SO utterly a,
variance with the truth that I solicit az a
matter of justice space enough in your col
umns 10 set the matter correctly before the
public. Mr.. RignOld was suffering from dys-
Ell terry on Thursday evening, but hoped his
trouble would soon pass away. Yesterday
morning he was somewhat better, but to
wards noon he had a relapse. AT about 3 80
his physician advised me that he thought it
would be Impossible for Mr.. RignOld 10 an
pear in the evening, but Mr.. RignOld him
self, understanding fully his obligations 10
the public, who have SO kindly encouraged
him during his stay in Washington with ex-
traordiuary nerve resolved 10 % through the
performance II he could walk Al O'Clock
however, he WAS 80 Frustrated THAT IL was
apparent 20 all that he could not stani, and
rot until then did decide 10 substitute Mir.
Collier as Henry V.
1t would seem 10 ire that The certificate OF
a res ponsible rhys clan ought % have 1een
enough to satisfy a "cynical public" as to
u enature of Mr.. Reynolds illness; but "a the
author OF the notice in the Republican seems
tn be in doubt. this brief statement NAV en-
Tighten him. Yours, respectfully,
III. A. ELLIOTT,
Acting Manager Henry V. Company.
Washington, Oct 9Th.