Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-10

Sltth Iue othtI Culnm8nderS 1t naS however,
teen agreed that the fleet VIII not go beyond a
mere demOnstratior, except 10y unanimous
agreement of the powers. none OF whom
shall act separately. II the accord among the
towers shculd cease, none. except at their own
risk ard perl, can undertake TO prolong the
dt me- nstrauon or alter It's purely demonstrative
Character
Important Russian Events Pending
LONDON, Sept. 10.-A dispatch to the Mars
from Meshd says: A Turkoman from Cock
Tere brings the news that a large body of
ho1semen attacked the Russians at Hou1ta-
kalessi and Bone-Hassan. capturing quantity
Of arms and stores. The MOSCOW Gazplte says
tie report OF Gen. Skobe leff'S recall is un-
1cundeJ. On the contrary. IT Is declared In
military circles that important events are
peEulng IN the trans-CaSpian region.
The Order Of tie Garter.
>, LoNDos, Sept; l0.-The Duke OF Bedford has
,o,lI Thunder Storm i'm Paris.
a violent storm occurred In Paris on WednaS-
day. The Cathedral of Notre Dame ana the
ruins OF the Palace Des Thermes. built In the
An 4a century by the Emperor Julian. the apos-
tate, or by The Emperor Constantine Chorus
were were Struck by lightning, but only few stones
Alliance Between Austria and Ger
many.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 10.-The EiOtl.s Belqe saws: We
lealn from reliable quarter In Berlin that the
conieren noes between Prince Bismarck and Baron
Haymerle resulted in conclusion Of an Offensive
and defensive alliance between Austria and
Germany.
Discussing a Tripartite Alliance.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-A dispatch from Rome to
tie Daily NtsrS says: 1t is stated that Prince
Bismarck ard Baron Haymerle discussed the
Possibility of an alliance with Italy.
English Labor Troubles.
LONDON. Sept. l0.-The Times this morning
says: Throughout northeast Lancashire depu-
tatioDs OF the operative weavers had Interviews
with the employers yesterday, demanding an
advance of wages One Of the Blackburn EN-.
ployels, running 500 looms, promised five per
In cfx
would grant an advance II the Others did. 1t Is
stated that HaslingdeD Will be selected for a
strike. but feeling is gaining ground tina. the
crtDgton unanimously refused the advance A
strike of 2S. 600 nail makers OF East Worcester
Shire and Staf1ordshire began to-day In opposi-
tlon 10 any further reduction OF their wages
which, they allege, have already been reduced
20 per cent"
Manchester Market.
MANCHESTER. Sept lO.-The Manchester
market 1or yarns and fabrics is firm but not
much doing. Thirty nine inch. GO reed. GOLD
end Sb1rtlngs, 81 II ydS.. so lbs oZs-. as 81 and
SIS: 26-iEch. &c reed, printer 90 yds., 4 lbs ols
4s. - d. and 4s. Cd No. 40 Mule twist, fair, sec.
ord quality, 1c3!d.
peeth of NJ. Jules NicoIet.
PARIS, Sept. l0.-The death IS announced of
Nj. JULES Nicolet, the eminent french lawyer,
at the age OF 6l. Ee had been retained as the
leaGiDg counsel for the Jesuits In their actions
against the government in the courts
The Coming International Regatta
Oh the Thames.
LONDON. Sept 10.-The SpOrtSnldn'S CORES
pondent at NewcaStle-on-Tyne says: Even
after making all allowances for a strange
toat and sculls, the display by Trickett and
LaycCck, the Australian carsmen On the Tyne,
has been disappointing to the general body of
spectators. To show the feeling OF the specta-
tors we may mention that We heard an offer OF
It0 to so that Edward HaDlan will take the lead
CT Trickett in the first 100 yards. Elliott
has gone into strong training for the interna-
tioDal regatta On the Thames, and has ordered
lew boat
The Porte and the Powers.
The correspondent OF the firntS at Rome says
he has reason to believe that an accord is i'm
nlinent on the new note of the Porte upholding
the previous demands OF the powers In regard TO
Montenegro. but leaving DinOschi to Albania
Six SerVians Killed.
BELGRADE, Sept. 1O.-A serious quarrel, result
tIg Ill the Death of six Seryians has occurred
between Bulgarian and Serv1an peasants at
konla. On the disputed frontier territory. The
Servian agent at Sophia will go to the scene OF
the disturbance.
Gold for New York.
LONDON, sept. 10.-TEe Duly TsitlrdDh I'm its
hEaIcal article this morning says: According
to advlceS from Paris there are large orders In
the market for gold. Remittances to New York
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The French steamer ST.
Laurent which sailed from Havre on Saturday
last for New York, took about a15O, 600 in gold.
and about eS00 coo has been shipped from Eng
lard during the week ended to-day.
More About the Naval DelnOnStra.
ton.
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-A Vienna dispatch to the
Dday 7etegrdph says: The powers have resolved
10 carry out The naval demonstration In Turkish
waters. 1t is thought certain that Dulcigno
Will be ceded to Montenegro.
LONDON, Sept. ia dispatch to the Times
from Paris says:-The agreement relative to the
combined feet not going be. ond mere demon
stratiOn. except by unanimous agreement,
finally disposes Of the story that Austria and
Germany are cOncerting measures to provide
against the eventuality of England and Russia
The Great ColIiery Disaster.
LONDON, Sept. l0.-The explosion IN the Sea-
ham coal mine makes Is widows and 2S4
orphans A large proportion OF the victims were
single men. A dispatch from Seaham says: At
O'Clock this morning the first OF the victims OF
the disaster were brought up from the mine.
Before all the bodies could be removed fire again
broke out. and was lot extinguished until
O'Clock. One hundred ana thirty Is the lower
estimate OF the dead, aid IL is esiimated that
there were 400 horses and ponies In the mine
The bodies OF twelve men which have been
brought up are frightfully disfgured. There NE
eleven more bodies near the pit shaft IL will
be some time before the bodies can be recovered,
and some may never be found, as they are buried
under the debris OF the explosion. Another flre
has commenced In number three shaft at the
ventilating furnace. This viii delay the ex-
plorauonS.
LONDON, Sept. 10, 2:3O p.m.-A dispatch from
Seaham to the Ecenfng standard complies list
are missing. The latest oficial statement
places the number OF killed ut 141. A broken
dayy safety lamp has been brought up from The
main seam, and it Is believed to throw some
light on the origin OF the disaster.
A Floating Grain Elevator Burned.
JERSEY CITY. N. j., Sept. lo.1The large float
Ing grain elevator Scotia, OF the International
Elevator conn any. lying at the Red Star slean-
ship dock, feos CT Grand street. took IRE at two
O'Clock this morning. 1t Is supposed the IRE
started In the boiler room. She burnt to the
waters edge and was taken from the dock by
the fire steamboat Tuller. The loss Will amount
to $90, 900 and Is fully insured
ROat Race Postponed.
HALIFAX. N. s., Sept l0-The McKay-Flem-
ing race, which was to come on to-day, had 10
be postponed, owing to the rQughneR OF the