Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-05
The Europcan OnihrraL

The European Outbreak.
WHAT WAS SAID IL PARLIAMENT TE-rFRnl
In the British House OF Lords yrSlerd
Lord Derby said that the government hat
ceiNed the terms of peace, hui in an imprrfd
stale lie would only say that they did d
include the ceSSiOn oi the Turkish iieet, al
the indemnity il reduced TO EI2n0lOn Al
that The Egyptian tribute is not affected.
the House oi Commons Hon. Claiborne Hard
Secretary al War, stated that the matter
the defense oil the commercial ports Of E1
land was being carefully considered al 4
present moment.
THE DETAILS or TIRE TREATY.
reuters Telegram Company has rrcei,
The tolloNing dispatch from ConStantjnor
morrow the plenipotentiaries Viii end
upon the discussion of the details of 4
several points of the treaty which Mere arrd
10 IN HoC. taking up first the payment Al
guarantees Tor The payment of the indemn|
Intelligence comes from san Steiano that G|
lgnatief and special Turkish ambaSsaJ
were 10 leave Tor st. Petersburg immediat]
after the signing of the prelmiuaTipS of pe al
Ii Is thought that the special ambassador v
convey the sultan : decree of the TeStoratl
oil diplomatic relations. or he charged TO Cd
duct negotiations for drafting a drffuit
treaty. the prelminaTieS only having so
been signed. The principal conditions of
preliminary treaty Just signed are the &C.
Of BatOum. har>, Arabian and the district
laNaIld. The question of the straits i,
served for further consideration. The qJi
lion oil navigation on the Danube remains
statu quo. a zone will he left lshwcen MON
negro and SerEia 50 aS To enable the Porte
maintain communication with Bosnia al
herzegovina. Ii is confirmed that Rulga
VIII include BaurgaS, Narna and kuStend
hGt not Salonlca or Adrianople. Russia
10 have power To cedP the DuhrudScha
Roumanla in exchange for Roumanian Nd
arabia
BRITISH WAR ESTIN ATE-
I'D me BLUSH house ot commons last ey
lng the war estimates were presented fN
The strength ot the army al lih.l52 men
was stated That the autumn maneuyerS wo
be revived this year, and 5000 men would
assembled near Salisbury ready for fore
service. The vote fixing the number of n
was passed. The estimates were for a De
footing: all the preparations for the rond
gency ot an eNpedltlOnary force are iuclud
under the sin million vote.
MRS. LoUNsBURr'> HoNEYMoo>.-The o
daughter of Mr.. Aaron Clarke veal
farmer in Yorktown. WeStcheSter county.
tied some friends about a week ago i'm nj
ford. where Mr.. Clarke formerly lived
tuesday she went out, saying that She V
going TO visit other friends i'm katonah, d
miles distant. Her failure To return i'm
evening did not alarm her Bedford frien
On The following day. however, her faith
who went To katonah 10 attend the funeral
an old friend, became alarmed on not iindl
his daughter as he had expected, and ASH
Mr.. Whiden Fowler To assist him i'm fnd|
her. Mr.. Fowler. while making injuries
came suspicious that DIR. LOunSbury. a Jlen|
IN Bedford, knew something of Miss ClarH
disappearance. He went To Bedford and fri
there To Mount kiScO, and there found
LounSbury and Miss Clarke. They said q
they were married i'm North Castle the ID
yiouS evening. DR. LounSbury, who is ii
years OF age. in order la avert the wrath of
vile 5 father. allowed her 10 he taken nome
Mr.. Fowler. Ii is said that Dr. LOunSbUry
since kept out of the range Of his Wife fathd
loaded reNolver.-GN. y. sun. n.
BE Careful WHAT YoU THROW IN Il
FIRE.-On "Wednesday morning, Mr. o.
Cromwell. of the Hotel Windsor. gave
head bell man a 80 bill to exchange for Sn
bills down the street. Before leaving the hot
he started To fix the fire in the reading rod
and while throwing some paper in the furua
the SJnbiil went into the fire, which was burn
To crisp in u moment. He saw his error a
an 10 Mr.. Cromwell. almost rraZed M
st natoT MorriSsey, being near al hand, 4
nearing of the accident started out Ou a
lection tour, and in less than hall an Dad
raised 80 for the Door man-sJ0 to RETURN
MIR. Cromwell and s. to ease his mind Jd
SCRCjte Union.
FREE AGAIN.. q. ScrafIord, charged W
forgery committed in Kansas. who had bd
delivered for eXtradition by the authOrities
Peru. arrived at Panama i'm charge Of W !
Clayton. United States Vice Consul al Cal
but was released at Panama by the PreSid|
oil Columbia Oh the ground that no eXtradit|
treaty existed with the United States.
The Maine courts are al present I'd
Sidering the Intoxicating qualities 81 \
beer.
Rs Mrs. A. T. Stewart il said to own
largest single diamond in the United Stat
and its value is Ss5noO.
The charge is publicly made that Jud
Peek OF wyoming appears on the bench w
his hair parted in the middle.
As-ln the breach of promise case at DicH
VS.. Tytus, al Hamilton, a., the jury RETURN
a verdict awarding the plaintifi Si.01
E<-The state geulOgiSt of Georgia asSe
that its gold region is richer than that of ca
lorna and says that its Yield must very 81
become enormous.
Fs-SOl Foster. Jr-, editor at the PottSY
pa EreRing chronicle. was attacked witt
cowhide 10y T. Il. Fielders. local edition OF d
Miners journal. Saturday.
Ss- Margaret Dunn, of Lancaster Pa,
been convicted of murder in the second deg
Tor drowning her two year old child.
Hs- Mrs. COrney and Rumble, the BeadId
The matron of the reform school at LanS|
has sued the superintendent of that inSti
tion for breach of promise. Damages plad
OF $1,000.
bk~A curious accident took place al Ora
Rapids. Mich. the other day. when John Cd
man was instantly killed by the prematI
explosion of a blast. which blew a niece
stone about as big as walnut IN AT his mod
and out through the back of his head.
EB-The colOred voters at Knox coun
Tennessee demand thai they shall be reel
niZed in the selection of iuTieS They threat
to vote Solidly against anybody and eve
body who viii not guarantee them their rig
IN this regard.