Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-17

Soneress nom The 9Th Maryland district
can candidate. on i6e sroand Of frsnas
peRnIeN nkws.
The Pepe Seriously Ii.
don despatch says the pope's condition has
again become very alarming.
rrOable ss Odessa.
In Odessa q panic exists. Tue populace
are storning the state bank In that city,
demanding the surrender OF their deposits
In the important towns OF Rersou. Olviopole
and Nicoisief the same uneasiness exists.
Race for the Shrewsbury Cap
LONDON, Nov. E.-At the Shrewsbury No.
vember meeting to-day the race Tor the
Shrewsbury cup was won by Brother On
Roy al George, with Miss Lizzie second and
Esgitsh Jealousy of Russia.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Pail Mall GdSafe
OF this afternoon has a leading editorial on
the Eastern question, which concludes a.
follows: English jealousy, English suspi-
cion Is thoroughly aroused. Any overt act
on the part OF Russia In the direction of her
suspected aims would deepen this suspicion
into active hostility, and not ouly leave the
government free 10 act against Russia, bat
In certain contingencies compel them so TO
act"
ConstantinopIe 60 be occup,ed nv
Brttfsh Forces.
The TSna's 20 cay In It's financial column
SAYS: lone or the rumors on the Stock Ex-
change yesterday was that Lord Deroy had
WITHDRAWN from negotiation on the Eastern
question, and the Cabiset had ordered the
occupation OF Constsntinople by the British
but immediate war" This rumor is prob,
ably the foundation OF the following state
nent which the fnancier makes eiftorially
to-day: ave can state, not officially out
very confidently the course the British Gao
met have resolved upon IL Russia invades
Turkey. In such case a British army corps
s %n as,an men !, Occupy S9nstS1t,nop,e
culsted that not more than 10 Gao troops are
needed, and British engineer officers are al
ready making a survey for q thorough de-
fence OF the Turkish capital.
lNote.-The latter statement probable
grows out of Reuter- telegram from Con-
stantinople on the lith inst: stating thst
several ofhcers OF the corps OF Royal Engl-
peers had arrived at this city.l
The FtndncteT adds: "EnRlsnd's object Is
not TO participate in a war between Turkey
and Russia, who may night out their quar-
rel, whether In Asia OF Europe, but TO pro-
tect Constsntinople and the Dardanelles
from seizure by Russia. England would
simply hold Constautipople In pledge tenn
porarlly on behalf OF the other powers aud
world at large as soon Is . neutral state was
formed on the Bosphorus or such other ar
rangement Effected as Europe may ulti.
mstely determine upon for the wardenship
OF the Dardenelles, England would willingly
withdraw. Thus the ministerial policy IL
perfectly clear and free from future eutsn-
Importance 10 British interests, aud beyond
that object the government will not GO"
The foregoing, In al PROBABILITY, has no bet
Ter foundation than the stock exchange ru-
change rumor before mentioned, which the
Tues merely repeats without comment; but
II shows the current OF opinion here among
The supporters OF the ministry. But there Is
strong division in public sentiment about
the course the government ought TO pursue.
The Gar Addresses His soldiers.
LoSDoN, Nov. IA Reuter- dispatch from
81. Petersburg says the Gar addressing the
Generals and officers 81 the close OF a review
81 Tsarskoe-selo, on Wednesday, said:
Gentlemen let US wish the best success To
the commanders OF oar armies"
The Cars woros were received with en-
thuslastic cheering. All freight trafic has
been stopped since yesterday on tue rail-
and Brest, Moscow and Brest, Tsmbor aud
Ssrsto6, Grsese. and ZariZyn. Char koff and
Nicslaief, and Moscow and Koslof.
What Peter CoOpeF Rays
INV YORK, Nov. IA statement having
been made mat Peter Cooper predicts trou-
BILE from the present Presidential complies
tiors, he has Issued card saying he believes
that both parties are led by men of patriot
ism. who would abide by the legal decision
OF their respective claims and resort 10 no
may cons ider Injustice in that decision.
The aarkesa.
erred ao c n0x Ssns Sc sca a.,
series, 81. Sugar steady, II ysiZs.
BALTnoRE, Nov. H.-Cotton weak and
tG gm s5d atsw5 rIou. active.
southern strong. and 3a5 cents higher-No.
western red, LIS; No. 3 do, LIZ; Peunsyl-
vania red, L36al-Ss; Maryland red, good 10
white, I25al45. Corn-sou them nrm, de-
mand goou; western active and nrm-nev
southern white, 5os5t; do. yellow. 6Oa55;
nrst bali December, 5k; new spot, 5sk;
December, $50. Oats southern steady and
nrmi western active, firmsr, and higher
do. mixed, SisS6. RyesteAdy ana nrm-s5s
20. Glover seed strong and bigher-14al5.
Bay steady and unchanged. Provisions un-
frm; other grades DUH and heavy; west
ern good 10 prime, 22a24; dc. extra, 25a26.
petroleum strong-crude, ukaii4; refined,
dull and nominal, LII. Reseipts-nouf,
$780, wheat, 1850; corn, $1,000; oats, 500,
rye, $40 shipments-corn, 50. $50.
steady. Money, 2. Gold, i.os.. ETcnanee,
long, 4s2k; short, 4s4x. Governments &C.
tive at better prices.
nrmer. Wheat . sSS . Corn ,ams shade
An ELECTION STAKE EIG 1T FEET LONG.
Prof Franz Friedrich, q school teacher BET
fbaf JateS Worm oS.one s OF OF wiitsmsou,s,
assembly by John Dillmeier, the stake 70 be
q large liver sausage. He won his bet, and
which was eight feet long and four inc6esin
diameter. A party ate IL in a Meserole
street restaurant--T.N Y Sun, 16th.
CROOKED WHISKY IN JHRsrY.-In the II.
3. district court In Trenton, N. j.. Wednes.
day, James Mcintyre was sentenced 10 two
years imprisonment In the state prison, for
carrying on Illicit distillery In cellar OF bis
residence at Railway. Charles A. Diebold
was sentenced 10 four months imprison-
nent for supplying sour beer % Mcfntyre.
rom which the crooked whisky was nknu-
featured.
CENTENNIAL ArrHNpANcE.-Theo Official
compilation OF the record of admissions 10
the centennial exhibition shows the number
OF cash admissions from May 10 20 Novem-
Der 10 70 be 1904 ,274; free adnissfons, 1885,
~ ~ s,s sos ~. ssio,se6: Total ossh receipts,