Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-11

I0e kNum0 0Rt0m Harvest.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Tswes, In It's fnancaAl
article this morning, says Private telegrams
received In London represent that the Hun.
gartan harvest Is turning out better than was
anticipated.
A shooting Lunatic In France.
PARIS, July 1l.-A luDatic named yerdelet on
being refused admission to the chamber OF the
council OF state wednesday, amused himself by
firing with revolver al the hats OF the c0un-
cilloTs which were hanging on the wall 10 the
lobby and was arrested. He did not aim ct or
fnjure any body.
A Liverpool Rifle Team Beat the
TORONTO. ONT. July 1L-A special caolegram
from London TO the Globe says the Canadian
team shot a match yesterday with the Liver
by seven points. The shooting was good, but
the weather was very unfavoraoie.
Business Failure.
LONDON. July li.-Edward Wurtzburg Co.,
woolen merchants OF Leeds and Bradford have
failed. The liabilities are stated at c5o,ooo.
In the French Chamber Of Deputies.
A despatch to the Times from Paris says 10
can members voted against the antiJesuit
clause I'm M. Jules Ferrys educational bill.
Eleven Others, Including the minister OF agri-
GqisdIe h ana commerce soStaned al from voting;
demand urgency for the bul. The left center,
by vote OF is 10 Is, has decided TO oppose tho
demand for urgency.
A Second Fire az Irk atsk.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 11.-A second IRE has
occurred at Irkutsk, which destroyed five
churches, convent a Lutheran Church, the
ONCE, the post ONCE, % the excise, arslery. art En-.
Rfneers and medical establishments, three
banks, the barracks and the town hall.
Exciting Scenes I'm the House %
LONDON, July 1.-THE scene last night while
the House or Commons was In committee ON the
army discipline bill was most exciting. Nr.
Parnell, (home ruler,) member for Meath, &C
cused the speaker OF breach OF privilege ana
one sided conduct. This language caused IN
alteration with Mr.. Raikes, chairman OF tho
silence by dint OF shouting. A tumultuous de-
pate followed In which all the home rulers par.
uclpated, and during which according TO the
violence appeared not improbable.
CetyWayO Determined 90 Fight.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Official telegram to the
the border police report that Zulu headmen
have been spoken TO on the border. A me0een-
ger is with them TO collect men for the kings
smy The I head men say that the King WIN not
The Funeral of the Primce Inn perial
LONDON, July 1.-THE latest changes made
Ia the ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral OF the
Prince Imperial are as follows The BODY of the
prince instead OF remaining ali night In the
aTmory at Woolwfch will, after IL has been
identffed, be escorted to Camden House this
evening; enan g, ana Will remain en- there all night.
saturday, and will there witness the passage or
the funeral procession. Neither the queen nor
the ex-Empress Eugene will participate in the
procession or be present at the church during
The service, which VIII be performed by the
Bishop OF Southwark. The Prince OF WaloR
the Duke OF Edinburgh, the Duke OF ConnauRht.
vice at the Church OF st. Mary, Sit on the Fight
side OF the catafalque. The cofin win remain
IN the church all day Saturday and be removed
10 the sacristy at night. Three hundred pas.
sengers from Paris arrived In London yestef.
DAY, by one train, to witness the funeral pa-
geant.
The Remains Arrive I'm the Thanaog
LONDON, July II, p.m--The steam yacht
Enchantress, with the remains OF the Prince
Imperial, has arrived In the Thames, but VIM
lie below Woolw1ch TILL O'Clock this afternoon,
40 p.m.-The steamer Enchantress came
alongside the Woolwich arsenal pier at about
O'Clock this afternoon. Great crowds Of
people have assembled around the arsenal
Mr.. Parmell still at it.
LONDON, July IL, p.m.-In connection with
the scene In the house OF commons last night
during the discussion OF the army discipline
bill In committee, Mr. Parnell is now moving
house OF commons without sanction Is unpfe.
cedented and breach OF privilege and en-
dangers the liberty OF debate.
Bismarck Going % Appeal % she
A dispatch to the Pan MalI Gazette from Ber.
lin says: 1t is understood that there VIII be
general election for members Of the Pruasdan
diet In october next, when Prince Bismarck
questions OF financial reform and the purchase
OF private railways by the state.
German Suscepttbflitfes.
LONDON, July ia Berlin dispatch TO the
Morning Post says:-The permission recently
spect Russian fortress and coast defonCoa
which is favor not usually granted to foreign
els, has seriously offended German suscepti-
bllitles.