Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-02

no OtheT Cause Tor her killing them. She was eX-
| amined by Judge Peloubet this morning and
| committed to the county jail.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
End of the Berlin Conference.
LONDON. July "A dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says: The collective note having
been signed, the Austrian plenipOtentiary pro
posed a vote OF thanks to Prince Hohenlohe for
his services as president Of the conference, and
dWelt on the gratifying spectacle afforded by
the unanfmity Of the powers. Prince Hohenlohe
replied that he fervently hoped their labors
would bear good fruit. The members OF the
conference theE shook hands and parted.
A Disabled Russian Floating Bat
terry.
A dispatch to the Times from st. Petersburg
says: The accident to the Russian floating bat
terry kremel will doubtless deprive the Pacific
squadron of her services
The Expelled Jesuits Welcomed in
Spain.
servative and the principal radical organs de-
plore the carrying out Of the anti-Jesutt DEGREES
IN France. The Spanish government has
granted numerous applications for permission
to establish In Madrid and many parts of the
peninsula mOnasteries and Jesuit colleges. The
greatest sympathy Is shown for the JeSuttS by
the court, aristocracy and all classes of So
ciety.
MIR. Bradlaugh's Admission to Par
lament-Mr. Parnell's Defeat.
LONDON. July 2:-After the Bradlaugn affair
had been settled in the House of Commons last
night, debate on Mr.. Parnells Irish relief bill
was resumed. Right Hon. VIM. E. Forster
CHIEF secretary for Ireland, announced that he
could not accept the measure Mr.. Parnell
moved that further debate on the bill pe liked
for Saturday next, but Mr.. Forster objected, as
that day was wanted for the discussion of the
Iee1 ne G M Panes & motion
did not adjourn until 1855 O'Clock this morning
owing TO the protracted debate on the Brad
laugh question. After the passage OF Mr. Glad
stones resolution Mr.. Bradlaugh advanced to
the table, but Immediately withdrew below the
bar on an intimation that the resolution should
first be made standing order before he could
affirm.
MIR. Bradlaugh to he Prosecuted.
1t is understood that preliminary steps have
already been taken for the prosecution of Mr..
Bradlaugh.
Will The Porte Resist.
LONDON, July 2.-The correspondent of the
daily Telegraph at Pera says He hears from
good authority that the minister of the inte-
rior. at recent cabinet council, strongly urged
the acceptance Of the decision of the Berlin
conference as resistance is useless, and which,
II attempted, would be more disastrous than
ministers, however. favor resistance. The en-
roliment OF volunteers Is actively and openly
proceeding.
Relations Between the Vatican and
Belgium.
LONDON, July "A dispatch frome Rome to
the Times says: ''The aurora, the organ OF the
Vatican, states that the consequences of the
departure OF the Papal Nuncio from Brussels
and the suppression of the Belgian legation at
the Vatican will not be OF slight moment, but
II observes that the relations between the Holy
See and the Catholics OF Belgium will neither
De broken nor less solid or cordial. The bishops
will be the POpe's Nuncios henceforth."
The Collective Note Of the Powers.
LONDON, July "A Berlin dispatch to the
Times says: The collective note of the powers
after reciting the resolution Of the Berlin CON
gress in regard to the rectif1catiOn of the Greek
fiont1er, the failure Of the repeated negotia-
tfons for the settlement thereof, and abiding
to the medtatorial credentials of the powers
proceeds to mention the resolution at which the
COME renee has arrived, and invites the Porte
tion of the conference as basis for their future
negotiations. Great care has been taken to
word the note In such a manner as will moi
arouse suspicion in the mind of the Sultan that
arbitration instead OF mediation Is intended.
The Anti.JeSuit DEGREES.
LONDON July "A Paris dispatch to the
Tanes dated last night says: On the I'd instant
1Or In the chamber OF deputies simultaneously
with the presentation Of the report of the com
mt mttee on the plenary amnesty bill in the SEN
already overruled the objection of the prefect
to the jurisdiction or the ordinary tribune
The Porte Cannot Consent.
CoEsTANTINoPLE, July 2;-The foreign secre
ers that the Porte cannot consent to the cession
OF Du!cigno to Montenegro
English and French Cruisers for the
GrecO-EurkiSh Coast.
LONDON, July "A Berlin Dispatch tn tho pm
Mdu Gazette says: The report is confirmed that
England and France have agreed each to dis
iSh coast. "iA-
Mr. Bradlaugh Takes His Seat a
Last.
IN Ine mouse OF commons this afternoon Mr..
Bradlaugh made affirmation. He signed the
Ioll AMIDST silence, and took his seat at the fur
thest point below the gangway.
The Shooting at Doll ymOunt To-day.
DUBLIN, July 2.-The Abercorn compet1-
yesterday, was continued to-day, The
highest scores at the 800 yards range were
as as follows: jackson, 73; Scott, 73; Young, Is;
WIN; Rigby, y; Farrow, Il; Miner, Il; Johnson,
Il; Browne, 20; Fenton, 20; Fisher, 20; Rockwell
20; Hyde, 20; Murphy, 20; Joynt, 60; John RIgby,
o.; warren, 69; Thyme, 69; Colvert 50,
Dominion Races.
OTTAWA, ONT, July 2.-In the races at Mutch.
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