Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
England and Austria Aga inst Rus>ia

LONDON. Nov. THE Manchester Guardians
Londcn correspondent says:-"Before the pleni-
pOlenuaries left Berlin Lord Beaconsrield and
Count Andrassay signed treaty providing that
II Russia should endeayor Ia remain on Turkish
territory after May. 1919. England and Austria
viii insist on her complete withdrawal If
Russia should urge that Turkey is unable 10
protect the christians owing 10 the disturbed
State cf affairs in Roumea. England aud Aus
tria will furnish garrison 10 relieve the Rus
slams. The purport OF this treaty was commu-
nicated TO Russia"
Dangerously IN.
Leopold Ranke the German his orical writer,
Is dangerously Ill.
4 .'Eerrible Tenn, ,sfatiou.',
Al the Marlborough-street police court yes
terdaH a Summons was set down for a hearing
against Lady Annie Louise Gooch and another.
charging them with conspiracy Id palm OF q
spurious child on Sir Francis Robert Sherlock
Lambert Czech as his heir. Lady tiooch's coun-
sci pIesenteda certificate OF her ply sician that
She was unable 10 attend. but the magistrate
declared tie certificate unSatiSfa tory. and ad-
JoGlnCd tie ease for week ,th" prosecution
consentingl. declaring that II Lady t;ooch was
Lot present then he would issue Il warrant for
Eer immediate apprehension.
Liverpool Races.
loNpeN. Nov. The Liverpool autumn meet
Ing opened on the 5th inst. The principal event
Of these laceS-the race for the Liverpool ail-
tumn cup-was contested today and was won
10y Lord iIaltington's Belpho'be, Lord Roseber-
lHS ouChet coming in second. and can't Mo-
chells Master Kildare third.
Another Scotch Failure.
LoNpoN, Nov. 1.-Robert Fore ,ter. large
colliery proprietor OF Glasgow. has failed.
John hull Satisfied with Tuesday.S
Elections Here.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Tunes. in leading arII-
Gle commenting On the elections IN the United
states, says: 4" II is with very sinceve Satisfac-
ticn that We publish the results Cf the Novem-
Der elections i'm the United states The gravity
OF tie issues on which the electors had practi-
cally TO decide, can scarcely be oNcr-est!mated,
and there was some ground for the apprehen-
sion mat the caprice OF the democracy might
turn the scale in favor OF a re, GlC-S agitation
ard runouS policy. Now. as often before the
good sense OF the American people has come 10
The rescue just in time 10 save the country
ffom the consequences of party blundering
and immortality OF professional politicians. Little
party, and sim less 10 those of the democrats.
Neither side can be eXonerated from the
guilt OF paltering with the inilatIonalist,
repGdldttonSt and socialist agitationS
which eliminated In the formation
OF the greenback-labor party" The Times
thinks that il is not improbable that both
MessIs. 1llden and Thurman viii disappear
from the front ranks OF the democrats before
lsso, ard that Mr. Bayard viii be their candi-
date for President.
small Change Abroad
PARIS, NoN. AT the Latin mon conference
Italy aSleed To abolish paper money for smaller
amounts than five francs. in order To relieve
France OF The gut OF small coins driven here by
tie use OF small notes in Italy. These small
coins viii Eot be received 10y the treasury OF
any otEer state aIter the end OF this year, and
liaiy Viii take back those DOW on foreign soil
She has also agreed 10 restrict this years coin
age OF nye-fIanc pieces 10 twenty million
fraLcs. willie the other powers have coined no