Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-14
LYNCH LAW IN KENTUCKY.
A RELEASED FENIAN'S DEATH,
ENGLISH POLITICS.
ENGLISH IRCN TRADE DEPRESSED.
THE YELLOW FEVER.
CABINET MINISTERS NORTH.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Depression i'm the Englfsh Iron

Trade.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times financial article
market is one OF congestion, produced by pro-
longed distrust. AS yet there Is no appearance
Of Of revival Of confidence: The market is prey
the range OF business still further. Money
commands no price commensurate with the
risks which leaders must take. The latest re-
ports are concerning impending failures In the
iron trade at Middlesborough. The Financier
says:-One Of the largest firms of iron masters
In the north, whose position has hitherto been
above suspicion, is said to be embarrassed. En-
barrassmentS In other quarters are also spoken
The Political Situation i'm England.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times says:-Sir Stat
ford Northcote, chancellor OF the exchequer, is
expected tonight to make statement in the
house OF commons as to what measures the gov.
ernment r I VIII ind 1t necessary to abandon for
lack OF time. II, amongst these, the govern
ment's proposed measure on elections and cor
rupt practices be withdrawn it will be certain
ly expected that another session OF the present
parliament will at least commence. II, on the
other hand, the government shall suddenly ex-
1eng to that
they contemplated general election before
February.
Detection of German Liberals.
BERLIN, July 1.-THE seventeen national lib-
erals, who on Saturday last seeded from that
party, constituted section headed by the his
torian, Treitschke Their secession was due to
vote OF censure passed upon them by ma
1ol1ty OF the party for supporting Prince Bis
marckS views on the tariff. The closing de-
bate on the tariff will be memorable for the pro-
tests OF Herr Delbruck and Herr Lacker, who
prophesied nothing but discomfort and confu-
sion as the result Of the tariff.
The Princes Funeral Sermon.
LONDON, July 14.-Cardinal Manning preached
the funeral sermon OF the late Prince Imperial
ence of the imperial family and a numerous
congregation.
Orange Celebrations i'm Ireland.
LONDON, July 1.-THE orange celebrations in
Ireland on the 18th inst. passed OF without dis
turbances except few Isolated cases of shoot
Ing and stoning. One death Is reported. The
authorities had taken extra precautions because
OF the excitement in consequence of the debate
In Parliament on the governments Irish uni-
versity bill.
Increase Of the German Army.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch to the
Morning Post sayS:-The contemplated increase
OF the army Is in consequence Of the increased
military strength OF France and Russia.
Germany's New Ecclesiastical Min
Herr Won Gossler, who SeeI succeeds pr Fa,k as
minister Of ecclesiastical afIairs and education,
is relative of the former conservative and ex-
tremely unpopular minister Of the same depart
ment, DIR. Won Muller, and Is reported to hold
similar opinions with him.
Russia's Enemies Armed with Eng.
llAh Rifles
LONDON, July 14.-The st. Petersburg Gazette
repeats In clrcumSCanJlal IOrm the accusation
which has lately been current In the Russian
press that the TurcOmans opposing Gen. Laza-
ref1's expedition from the east shore of the Cas-
plan Sea are armed with English rifles, and says
the rifles have been received by the way of He
rat, from the British reserve supplies In Afghan.
fstan. The Gazette asks In what light the Eng
lish government regards this traffic.
the Italian Cabinet.
ROME, July 14.-Gen. Bonelli, as minister Of
war, has been added to the list of ministers
submitted to the King by Signor Carroll.
General Grant and the (CanaN Preki.
dency.
LONDON, July 14.-The London correspondent
Of the Liverpool Courier, mentions rumor that
N. de Lesseps intends asking Gen. Grant to ac-
cept the presidency Of the Panama Canal Com
pany.
Alexander 4.
SOPHIA, July 14-Pr1nce Alexander, OF Bull
gar1a, arrived here to-day, and was received
with great enthusiasm.