Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-28

freSlQenJ or tne lnlteu states. Gen. cary con-
graduated Gen. Hancock on his nomination,
and said he hoped for success which. he felt
assured, would follow his nomination.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
War Preparations at Pera.
LONDON, June 2S.-A Pera dispatch to the
Dd'tp Ietegrdph SAYS: Warlike preparations are
proceeding here. There is much activity at the
arsenal. The Porte has telegraphed to the au-
thorities in the Greek frontier provinces for an
exact report of the number of Albanians under
arms, the present condition OF the country.
and its resources
Abdurrahlnan Khan.
dispatch from Bombay to the Daily TeIa
graph says: Preparations are making for the
reception of the Abdurrahman Khan at Cabul.
Religious Freedom in Morocco.
qrdph says that all the powers have consented
to the establishment of religious freedom in
MOROCCO.
Good Catch of Seals.
The Norwegian steamer Hekla has arrived at
Dundee from Greenland with full cargo of
seals, which, 1t is estimated will. yield $50 tuus
OF OIL The captain OF the Iiekla reports the
season exceptionally good.
Coming Revolution.
The Vienna correspondent or the Standard
says ne mas reason to state that at any moment
a revolution may be expected In favor of the
union or Bulgaria and ROumelia-
In Collision with an Iceberg.
LONDON, June 2S.-The bark Grid, from Rich
mond, has arrived at Queenstown. During
an iceberg, and lost her fOremast, bowsprit, cut
water and 1ibbOom, started her deck plankS and
sustained other damages.
The Situation at CabuI.
LONDON, June 2S.-A Cabul dispatch to the
Itnes says: II an arrangement is impossible
WIN ADdurrahman Khan 1t may be necessary
10 incur further delay In withdrawing the troops
from from Caoul In this case the restoration OF va
KOOo Khan Will be inevitable, he being the most
popular rival OF the Abdurf AMMAN Khan.
The Porte and the Powers.
Berlin dispatch TO the Times says: Much no
tice has been taken here of recent article in
Une ParlS 1empS, which was probably inspired
affecting TO discard all responsibility on the
part OF France in the event of Turkey refusing
TO obey the voice of Europe. 1t points to Eny-
powers as having melted them to express 1t in
conference.
Strike of Eight Thousand Opera.
LONDON June 2s-The master cotton sptnners
or MOSSley have refused to grant an advance OF
nve per cent In the wages OF the SptnnerS and
Wlnders. who have consequently struck, and
from 1000 to 1000 persons are now out OF EN-
ployment
Affairs in Albania.
The COnStanttnOple correspondent of the Man.
e chester Guardian says he has reason to believe
that the graveSt apprehensionS are entertained
at tne BRUSH embassy relative to the turn OF
affairs In Albania.
A Scutari correspondent telegraphs that the
Albanian committee has despatched l, 500 men
to Dulc1enO.
The Chinese ambassador to France.
LONDON, June 2S.-The st. Petersburg Gazette
announces that the visit to ST. Petersburg OF
the Marquis Tseng, Chinese ambassador to
france. has again been postponed. He will go
there at the end OF July or the beginning of
August. 1t is believed that negotiations are
for war preparations.
feIeraPhic Communication with
BMen0s Ayres Cut Off.
-, LONDON, June 2s.-The Western and Brazilian
=,
information from .Montev1deo that telegraphic
communication with Buenos Ayres is entirely
cut of.
Bushrangers Captured.
SYDNEY, n. 5. W., June 2S.-The Kelly gang
OF bushrangers7 has been captured -Four
persons were shot IN the encounter between the
ON oIllcers and the gang. This gang is notorious
ior Dank roooerles In New South Wales, and has
long eVaded he efforts OF the autorit1eS to break
it up. - 0''A
English Officers at Corfu.
LONDON, June 2S.-A dispatch from Berlin to
sne a'es s saysA M private letter from Corfu
there, and after engaging interpreters proceed
ed to the main land Ostenstbly to inuliire into
me feelings OF the inhabitants OF Jantna and
but 1t Is thought really to make strategical sur.
veys. e''@' '"'-
Political Intriguing i'm Rome.
,;i. LONDON; June 2S.-The correspondent or the
Slgnor Nicotera received an anonymous letter
stating that the writer had partly overheard
cO4VeIsatlOn In railway train, Inducing him
70 Oelieve that some attempt on the chamber OF
deputies was being organized. Signor Nicotera "a
llnnedlately forwarded the letter to the pfefect
OF police and minister OF the Interior The OS
Stttdtofe ROfndnO asks IL this is the first am
pllned application Of Gen. Garibaldps sugges
t1on that people should hiss the denut1ess On
leaving the chamber Wv N''o'' on
French Political Notes.
LONDON LONDON, June "A Paris dispatch to the
1tntes says: 1.-The Propagation OF the Chambers
com'ffe exReeseq h on tne 18Th OF July The budget
.eys OF railway from the Senegal to the Niger
ID western Africa, and cable from lie de Saint
to Cape Verd. N Wv >A'''
The Soen points out that amnesty is much
communists who were transported In 1870 have
alTeady returned and those of them who are
iIee from criminal antecedents have resumed
tneI auH pontlcal rights. Scarcely 500 remain
~ New CaleoOnla, and as amnesty will only re-
store Lnem TO the status they held before the
commune: such OF them as had previously
incurred forfeiture for life of their political
[lgnIs 6 VIII stu be under disabilities Scarcely
tne chambers or local bodies, and only twenty
OF tneSe are actually notorious namely: VIM
HOcneiort, Felix Pyat, Jules wales, Blanaui
Trinqu1et and others '.a1'
Two Men Terribly Burned.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-By the explosiO n NJ a
can Oh varnlsn @ at 69 Gold street to-day two
were terribly burned, the former fatally. Ed
ward Hampton loses S., 600 on stock Of crates |
1re-Dr1ck, &C.; and the building owned tSy PoI |
man Tate, is damaged $500 all insured.
The Irish Revolutionary Conven.
tiOn.
PHHADBLPHIA, June 2S.-About fifty delegates /
ng the Irish revolutionary Convention assam
Ole0 tnlS morning In the hall OF the Sheoro,o