Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-19
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IEE fTRkISE QUESTION iHREiIEylM.
fRl6HTFUl RAILROAD DISASTER.
DON CARLOS RIDICULOUS LETTER
The MARYLAND ELECTION
CHARGE OF FRAUD IN BALTIMORE
MOODY AND SANKEY
THE MARYLAND ELECTION
CHARGE OF FRAUD IN BALTIMORE
MOODY AND SANKEY
FOREIGN NEWS.
London Laughs &C Don Cnvlo~.


INV YORK, Nov. Especial London dis
patches have the following. Don Carlos let
, Yer Is ridiculed. The daily Nelcs says that
me letter shows the weakness of the Span
lsn CHARACTER Don Carlos owes his own
Iong respite nom punishment 10 the Cuban
VAT, and ne makes the supposed difficulty
oetween spain and America an occasion Tor
exciting the pride OF his countrymen
The Tae0Toph editorislly says thar n Is
Impossible 10 imagine more fraudulent and
1uiile proposal, NJ once an affront and an act
The Pail Mall Gazette says: The letter is
full OF bombast. IL reads almost like hoax
III appears 10 Indicate the pretender's desire
% ind aa excuse 10 retire from the war con-
dict In Spain. The CarIist committee IN
London has no funds. Don Carlos letter is
res arded by his friends here as utter folly.
a Fund for Chrisstaus ring Africa
The Telegraph says 4 II. 900 sterling has been
placed by gentleman at the disposal of the
church missionary society In answer 10
Mtsas' appeal through Stanley for chris
taniZing Africa.
The Prince or Denmark Iil.
The crown Prince OF Denmark II seriously
III nom The effects of a fall from his horse.
SIXTY People Killed by Railroad
Another dispatch reports an accident ON a
Norway railroad, in which sixty persons
were killed and injured. but this is proba-
bly, the same accident referred 20 10 a Stock
holm dispatch on the 18th.
Forced Return OF the Prince or wales
Another special says there is general
OHltllOu III lOnuOI Jlal tDe ffluCe OF wales
will return Immediately after his visit TO
Ceylon. The correspondent says he has In
formation from good source that after a
cabinet council on Sunday a telegram was
sent advising the Princes return. This
change OF purpose will be explained TO the
public as result Of the prevalence of the
cholera at Mysore and Madras, and perhaps
by reference To European complications. But
the real reason il the unsatisfactory attitude
OF the native princes. and there is no con-
cealing the fact that the native princes view
the visit unfavorably.
Wales az Baroda.
BOMBAY, Nov. ls.-Tne Prince OF Wales
has arrived At Baroda. He was magnificent
ly received by the new GuIkwar.
The Turkish Question.
LONDON, Nov. l%.-The Times this morn
ING M leading article discusses the question
of the Turkish inSurrection. IL says the
sultan cannot save Herzegovina. II is as
fairly out of his grasp as n destiny had set
Peace can he brought about only by the ex-
unction OF The Turkish authority, but III the
disturbed provinces were once In the safe
Keeping OF Austria, the powers might take
lelsurely survey OF the situation and pro-
vide foi the necessities OF the future. Cab
tnet councils have been held in Downing
street almost daily during the past week.
Recently there have been reiterations OF
peaceful assurances by the Russian news
papers. There are, however, Indications of
an early intervention In Turkish affairs,
such as is foreshadowed I'm the leading article
OF the Tunes this morning, according 10 an
arrangement OF the powers that participated
in the treaty OF Paris.