Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-10

barrow, arrived at Edinburgh on his return
journey on Friday last 1t is said that after he
has completed his present feat he will attemnt
to cross the Atlantic in small pinnace
A Gillian Victory.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-A telegram has been re-
celved In London from Valparaiso announcing
the capture OF Pisagua, Peru, by the Chilians
The Gillian Loss 500 Killed and
LONDON, Nov 10.-A Paris dispatch tc Reuters
telegram company says: "a telegram received
here states that the Chtlians in taking Pfsagua
experienced determined resistance from the
PeruVlanS, and lost 500 men killed and
wounded
Philippart's Sons.
PARIS, Nov. 1O.-1wO sons OF NJ. Philippart
have resigned their seats as directors OF the
Banque Europeenne.
Marshal CanrObert Elected Senator.
Marshal Canrobert, the Bonapartist candidate,
who was yesterday elected senator from the de-
partment Lower Chorente, obtained $40 votes
out of 499, NJ. Bellamy Tep.) obtaining only 1876
Marshal Canrobert's return is not Bonapartist
manifestation but he was elected as the cham
test against the recent communist elections Of NJ.
Humbert in Paris and NJ. Garel in Lyons.
Imperial Relief for the Spanish
Flood Sufferers.
soB1 BERMN, Rdd NOV. lo.The 10. The Emperog William has
by the floods in Murcia, Spain.
Count SchOuvaloff's Retirement.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-The Times in leading edi-
tor1al article says:-Count Schouvalon will start
ment from the Russian embassy at London has
been long anticipated, and will create no sur
prise.
DacOits Sentenced.
A dispatch from Calcutta to the Times says:
A leader of the DacOits, who was recently con-
V1cted OF conspiracy to wage war against the
Queen and OF collecting men and arms and at
tempting to excite Seditton and Dacoity, has
been sentenced to transportation for life Ten
OF his accompltces were sentenced to ten years
transportation.
PARIS, Nov. 10.-The government has sane
toned lottery of 1000 900 francs to be organ
lied by committee of journalists, for the ben
eft of the sufferers by the floods in Murcia,
Spain.
British Protest Against the POrte,s
Appointments.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 10.-Sir Austen Layard,
the British Ambassador, has protested to the
announced, of Kiamt1 Pacha as counsellor and
under secretary of the Grandfather Said Pacha.
kiamtl Pacha was recently dismissed from the
goVernorSh1p OF AleppO at the joint request OF
the English and French ambassadors, because
OF his oppression OF the ArmenianS at ZeitSchun.
Ii is reported that Aaph Pacha, who is appointed
minister OF police, Is the same whose punish
ment jointly with that OF Chevket Pacha was
demanded in Lord Derby's celebrated dispatch
after the Bulgarian atrocities.
What Can You Expect of a Man
With a Name Like This >!
LONDON, Nov. 10.-A Calcutta dispatch to the
1tnteS SayS:-Ihe name OF the leader of the
Dacoits, recently sentenced to transportation
for life, is Massaedo Bulwunt Phadake. He
last spring and issued revolutionary proclama-
tions. He is believed to have been implicated
IN the, burning Of the public buildings in the
city Of Poonah-
The Lord Mayors Inauguration.
LONDON, Nov. 10. The weather is dun and
threatening rain. The inaugural procession of
Inc incoming lord mayor, Sir Francis Wyatt
IIuscott IT VIII leave Guidhal to-day at noon, on
its way to Westminster, adopting an unusually
zgZag route. Starting from Guildhall yard it
VIII pass through King street and Queen street
INTO Upper Thames street, thence along Arthur
street west, and over London bridge into the
Borough and Union street. 1t will then cross
southwark bridge, and proceed up Dowgate Hill
into Cannon street. The rest of the route
will be as heretofore, through st. Pauls
churchyard, Fleet street, the Strand Charing
Cross, and thence to Westminster. 1t is eX-
pected that this years procession will be
the American Exchange, opposite Charing Cross
Station, a large number Of American residents
and visitors will assemble, by invitation of the
manager, Mr., Gillig, to view the procession and
to assist at the ceremony of permanently unflrl-
ing the American flag in London. Miss Emma
Ihursby ~, will sing the .Star Spangled Banner"
Doodle" and "God Save the Queen will be
sung by the assembled guests. No fewer than
fourteen military and volunteer bands will form
part OF the show. Four of the city companies
Will be represented in the procession.
English Occupation Of Afshanistan.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-A Calcutta dispatch to the
It,nes says: The principal event OF the past
week has been the junction of the Cabul and
Jelalabad columns, which was effected at Kutty
Seng on Thursday. This junction having been
enected, the Khyber and Jagdalak route will be-
come the sole line Of communication with Cabul.
Everything is going on quietlyat Cabul. The Eng.
lish troops are housed in the Shilpur cantofl-
ments, which are very comfortable. The winter
seen seems to be setting in early and nine degrees Of
froSt have already been registered. The sus-
plclon which rested on YakO0k Khan, and which
was temporarily removed by his joining Gen.
t,o Rooerts at kushi, is again settling down on
nlm IL has been discovered that on the night
before the battle of Charsaid, he was visited In
nus tent by Na1b Mahomed, who commanded
the enemy the next day; and it is also stated
been found out. Yakoob Khan is now practi-
cally prisoner, and has been removed from
SSvessang to ShiIpur under the escort of the 9th
been dismissed. A sentry is constantly on duty
inside his quarters and a strong guard is on
duty outside The mystery as to what has been |
companions has not yet been solved. Our reIae
tons with the tribes are assuming tal
more satisfactory aspect OF course T. as
Of affairs viii continue, for iii little p TeliasieI i
can be placed on the promises Of the tfsach11
erous hi1 men. There is, however, ne49hbf |
our dealing aai sne @tR }udeeus the sa severity shown
Ing and viii continue to have a good |
enect. Preparations continue to be pushed forH |
suEHur In ana snsla bsaaero SsS 1aWay
gines nearly to JackababaA hHaJ is be-
ing constructed at the rate Of over a |
mile per day. "A laxgebn suaaahefe o0r
carts and quantity OF wan fnateHaSass Deioi
ing shipped at Bombay for KgpEabhHe StffaeHsd
ard Temple is personally. strpeifqt Aitgf fhH M q
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thing is going on well beRa XbaPHllisatah Hd
Gen. Roberts proclamation and the annOunc9U
ment OF continuance tfoTYtae 1f6seHt of the
there may have Be, t and tds ps5pie s}A fi5ce 6a
their emancipsati tiafR ffsan sahitjas N0meeASMAId
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