Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-28
kilograms to The Star.
SAVED FROM DEATH.
Rescue of Buried Miners.
EUROPEAN NEWS OF TO-DAY.
THE CZAR'S MILITARY GUARD,
HANLAN AND HAWDON.
FOREIGN AFrAURS.

AtkAIHSs
The English Coal Mining Troubles.
LONDON, April 2S.-The meeting Of the Asso-
citation OF Master Coal Owners at New Castle.
90 saturday, adjourned sine de, without taking
posal for an open arbitration do not belong to
TIE masters association.
Hanlan and HaWdon.
Hanlan is progressing satisfactorily in his
don has severe cold and cough. The weather
continues to be very trying. Six to four on
ken. ~ ~' -"
Radical Change i'm the Indian Will.
LONDON. April asCTeiegrams from India
SPEAK OF tne complete breakdown of the quar-
Kbyber column, tnow at JeaaSaS9 e oWins % To- aas
i iacR OF transportation the column Is said TO be
garrison OF Candahar is In a very Similar p,si.
tfon. In consequence of these failures the CON
troll OF transport has been tranferred from the
me chief oommissary merely advising and as
sist1ng. This effects radical change In the In-
dian military system.
Convicted Student Socialists.
LONDON, April rs The trial of the three med
ical students, who were convicted and SEN
fenced to imprisonment for disturbing public
order and maintaining secret connections, men,
tno oLea IN snese M dispatches on the 10th instant
Inelr names are GerewitZ, Arohnson aud
LieberInann; all Jews. Liebeman, under the
aaiaS ana OF arthur Freeman, Is connected With
leading socialists In Europe and America, and
was on his way to Switzerland from Vienna
whence he has been expelled after a months
RolR,I n1 when ne was seized and taken to
GereW1tz and Arohnson. His letters showed a
plan for establishing In Berlin a section OF nj
lists to act as sort OF way station for COM
tersburg revOlutionists.
st. Petersburg's Dictator Gone 20 the
Country
moved from the dictatorship of ST. Petersbury
was probably based upon an Inference drawn
from an official telegram from st. Petersburg
leave OF absence. because he had been sum
mOned to st. Petersburg so hastily that he di.d
dence.
The Times correspondent at Pashawar says
.SEVerybody, from the general down, is tired OF
the war which brings endless discomforts and
little or no glory"
Railroad Rec0nstructfOn.
The McHenry party have issued scheme for
reconStructtng the Atlantic and Great Western
railroad without foreclosure or lease to the Erie
company. The circular embOdieS reuutSition
to Sir Henry Tyler, Sir Charles Young and Capt.
Douglas Galton to act as a COMMITTEES for car
ca afcle s stsed n hts Gan
temen viii act il infiuentially requested to
do So"
LOrillard's I'ncas Gone Amfss.
LONDONs tapTu ZS.-IQ6 Times SayS:-"Mr.
p. LorfllardS bay colt Uncas has gone amtss
and may not run on Wednesday for the two
thousand guineas stakes at the Newm arket
spiing meeting
M. Blanqui Again.
The Manchester GudrdiGn's correspondent at
Paris sayS:-"M Lepere, minister of the fute.
iior, differs from his colleagues about the
BlanQui affair, and his retirement from the
french ministry on that account is prob lble."
Hanlan DeSpOndent.
TORONTO, April 2S.-The Toronto Globe has
the following cablegram from q prominent
member OF the Hanlan Club:
LONDON, ENGLAND, April 26.-I proceeded to
Newcastle on Wednesday and foun6 HanIan
quite respondent. He had had a hard time
training, and is suffering from the effects OF a
bilious attack. His friends and hackers are
alarmed A conference was called, and those
present were anything but pleased at present
appearances, but they hope for the best. IN
Hanlan Is well he can defeat Hawdon: II not
we shall pay forfeit. as we viii not allow
Hanlan to row when he is physically unit. We
still hope that all will come right, but the pre-
sent prospects are gloomy. The bad weather.
the cold and indis positions have not been en-.
couraging." VIZ
The Car Under Military Protection.
LONDON, April 2S.-The Cologne Gazette SAWS:
"The Car no longer goes out without q militia
y escort, and many high dlgnitaries who have
been threatened also have escorts"