Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-11
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THE MAINE ELECTION
Hale Certainly Defeated.
The Legislature in Doubt.
THE DREADFUL FEVER.
GOLD ALMOST DOWN TO PAR.
MEHEMET ALIS DEATH,
GEN. BUTLER NOMINATED BY GRftNBAckERs
Hale Certainly Defeated.
The Legislature in Doubt.
THE DREADFUL FEVER.
GOLD ALMOST DOWN TO PAR.
MEHEMET ALrS DEATH,
GEN. BUTLER NOMINATED BY GRsENBACKERs
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Gloomy Outlook I'm English COttOn
Mark

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times this morning
states that there Is not single ENCOURAGING
Iealure In the cotton tlade of North Ian
cash1re: The condition of the markets is
worse than ever and the outlook most gloomy.
Goods are not only being piled up in Man.
chester warehouses, but are fast accumulatiug
IN the mill StoreroomS, small manufacturers
with limited means are obliged to sell at
aimoSt any sacrifice, and before the crisis is
Will succumb.
Details of the Death of Mehemet
All.
LONDON, Sept I.-Llter advices from Con
stantlnople give further details Of the circum-
stances attending the death of Mehemet All.
faSha, who vas Sent h. the Porte to rest IRE
order III Albania. 1t seems that at GuSinga
iiova and kolasin, even before the arrival OF
Mehemet Ali, complete anarchy had gained
ne upper hand, and upon his arrival in Ja
k0Va he found the greatest excite ement prevail
ing among The inhabitants. He was violently
upbralded with having come to Albania to
hand over the land 20 the SerVians. The agita-
ton went on increasing, finding veat especi-
aIiy IN vehement iIss abuse OF Abdullah Pasha,
by Mehemet Ali for his lodging was SET on fire
by Aibanians OF JakOva and Ipek. Then
nght began between the MeeadianeS and Me
hemet ne Ais escort, in which twenty men of
the latter fell. Towards evening through the
intervention OF some UlemaS, the conflict was
appeased, the Insurgents promising to observe
peaceful attitude. About O'Clock in IT,
evening, however. in Jakova, where Mehemet
Ali still remained, the struggle broke out
afreSh. resulting i'm the death Of Abdullah Pa
Sha, with several officers of the escort and the
house in which they took refuge was fired
Mehemet Ali succeeded in escaping from the
burning building, and in cOncealing himself
In shed close by, but his hiding place was
soon discovered, ano he was mercilesSly put
TO death The Albanian league is said to NUN
Der 45 600 well armed and equipped men, de-
termined to resist the occupation of their ter
rltory by any Christian power. There is much
talk Of Servia and Montenegro cooperating
with Austria. 1t is thought possible at Vienna
that the anarchy in Alvania may compel Aus.
tfia to occupy that province also.
$4,000 Insurgents.
There are 5000 insurgents, with FORTY can
mons, in Old Bosnia. They have an advance
guard six thousand strong between Gracenua
and Han kareuovac. They have fortified
Bellna, ZwOrnik, TuZla and Tolny After the
defeat of the AuStrianS at BihacS the insur-
gents invaded Austrian territory at LeSkoyatZ.
hut were driven back.
The Nile Up.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept ll-An unusually heavy
rise in the White and Blue Niles is reported
from khartOum. The rains are incesSant and
an lnundatiOn is apprehended. The govern
ment IS adopting measures OF precaution
against disaster from flood.
D0ncaster Races.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Doncaster Septem-
Der races We're continued today, when the
chief event of the meeting, the race for the
ST. Leger stakes, took place. The winner was
Lord Falmouth'S bay filly Jannette. The bay
colt Childeric, also belonging to Lord Fai-
mouth, came in second, and Mr.. p. Kenney's
chestnut colt Master Kildare third