Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-14


The only dispatch received at republican head
quarters TO dag iron Maine was one indicating
Reeds election 10 Congress by a small plurality
conceded by the fuSionistS
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Threatened War fu south Africa.
Telegram Company from Capetown, dated yes
terday, says the Cape Mounted Rines have
occupied Mafcting and Maseru. A collision
with the Basuto chief Masugrha IS believed 90
be unavoidable.
Sir RartIe Frerc.
Several lareweil addresses have bAnl present
ed 10 Sir Bartle Frere, late governor or the Cape
oi GOOD Hope, who Will sail for E0gland on the
18th inst.
ResistanCe of Turkey TO Grecian
Annexation.
LONDON. sep. li.-The Times correspondent
at Ragusa says: IL Is almost imposSible TO get
authentic kilograms from Scutarl. The strict
est censorship is exercised. and nothing Often
sive TO Turkish suscepubilities is allowed 10
pass the same IN It's correct form. The fact
ought not 10 be blinked that Turkey is abso-
lutely resolved 10 resist 10 the last the cesslon
OF Epirus and Thesssly TO Greece.
Grecian War Preparations.
The Messenger l. 4titPRs says the minister OF
war has opened a new credit OF l. 500 900 francs
for war material, and the minister OF marine
has ordered ten krupp cannon for guuooatS-
Steamship City Of RichmOud Safe.
QCEFNST0wN, Sept. 14-The steamer CITY of
Richmond from New York before reported AZ
spoken on the 9Th with some part OF her ma
chtnery broken. arrived here at 0.45 O'Clock
this a. m. on her way 10 Liverpool.
The Turkish Cabinet thaupe
LONDON. sept. 1.-THE correspondent OF the
Times al Constantinople says II is not yet pos
sible TO tell what effect the change In the Turk
lsh ministry Will have. The TtlAeS corresnon-
cent at Vienna says he is inclined TO think that
the change viii tend 10 a settlement of the
Monientgrin question. The Const antInople
correspondent or the D1iiy Tsiegrdpb expresses
the same opinion. and says that several min
isters favored an energetic protest az ainst 4
naval demonstration
The Troublesome NOntenecrin lucs-
tiOu.
Ad'spatch from Rasusa 20 the Times SAWS: IT,
Is now d. firftfls known tnat Riga PaShq the
turkish commander. has positive orders not To
resist the MOntenegrin occupation of D3l,ipno
though at the same time Il Is left entirely 20
DIS discretion whether TO prevent the Alban-
laI frCm intel fer n. He has halted his prce
Where II cannot ee OF the slightest use, white
slmuliane ously the Albanian volunteers are
hooking through Scgtari for Tusi. Five thous-
al men are already assembled there. OF whom
5000 are reported TO be Turkish regulars.
Excitement i'm Dulcigno
lt is now known that the British Vice Ad-
mral Seymour has The most positive orders not
TO diSemba;k his men. There is cons derable
excitement ia DulcigEo among the Albanian
Mohammadans. Ii is expected that n vessel
VII ShCftly be sent as a refuge for the families
OF both the Christian and MOnammadan inhabI-
tSnt5 no are neH M. lin between the Albaaians
and MonteDegriDS-
The international Fleet nj RngUsa.
RAGUSA, Sept l4.-The French ironclad
steamers Friedland and Suffren have arrived
here. The international fleet now consists or
twenty vessels manned by 800 men and car
rying lS6 guns.
Races i'm England.
LONDON, Sept. l4.-The DoncaSter september
meeting commenced to-day. The race for the
great YORKSHIRE handicap came on and was
won by Mr. K Jardine'S four-yearS old brown
colt Reveller. The second place was secured by
the same owners three years old bay colt Ron
no hfr1 hr-n "
fords threeyears old bay colt school Boy. Ten
ran. The betting just before the race was IL to
agrinst Reveller, l6 to against Roulette, and
~ TO against School Boy.
Nominated for Congress-.
NOZZLE NOBLE, Al, Sept. lone OF the two re-
mated James Gillette for Congress.
Political StabbIng.
SOUTH ANBoY, \. j., Sept l4.-After poltti-
cal meeting attending q banner raising at
Hampton, last night, a quarrel occurred, In
which Amos Green was stabbed IL IS Thought
fatally, py some person as yet unknown.
The shooting at CreedmoOr.
CREEDhOoR, Ii, Sept 14.-The score OF the
Pacific team yesterday during as TO O'Clock
fish tail wind was ,00s The II best scores. in.
cluding the alternates, who have been doing
very well since their arrival, was 1.O29. The In
is entered for threeindlvidual matches to-day.
Railroad Contract.
DENVER, COL, Sept 14.-The Denver q Rio
Grande Railway co. has let the contract for
grading the extension from kokomo to Breck-
enrldge. The track will probably be completed
TO Kokomo by November 1st, 70 Breckenridge
by January 1st
international Cricket Match.
CRICKET GROUNDS. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA
The International cricket match was resumtd
at 1880 this a. no. The visitors made good
stand ard rolled up sS runs before baing dis
posed OF, the last wicket falling at LES The
L IN 10 har rnF
second inning shortly after.
Fifteen Years Hard Labor i'm Prison
WATERFOWL, n. Y, Sept. 14.-This morning.
Judge Dwight sentenced Wesley White for the
killing OF Lillian Manchester last October TO
fifteen years hard labor In the Auburn peni.
tenuary.
Wall Street To-day.
NEW YORK. Sept l4-The Posts financial arti-
| Gle says:-At the Stock Exchange the share
| speculation has been feyerfSh and at times ey-
| OF = az per cent, part or which has been re-
| covered as we write L. S. bonds are 3 lower
for the 6's, SIS and 412s per cents and un-
changed for the as which It is proper 70 say
constitute the correct measure OF the public
credit. The leading speculative stocks are
Erie, Lake Shore, Western Union Telegraph,
Northwest, Milwaukee and ST. Paul Northern
Pacific and the coal stocks. Railroad bonds,
both or the investment and speculative kinds
are generelly lower than yesterday. Money on
call is 2a3 per cent, on time Sac per cent, and
on prime mercantile paper 4Ha5k per cent.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Sept. l4.-VirRnia sizes. deferred.
"a do. consols. SO do. second series &c asked; do.
last due coupons, 90sl do. ten -toriss, 4lx,
do. ten-forty coupons, 956 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l4.-Cotton duD-middline,
11ha114. Flour steady and unchange1. Whest,
southern higher and firm; western higher and
firm southerH red. lo4al.OI; do. amber. 0Sa
/. IA; No. Mary land, 1.llAsl llH; No. western
winter red. SPOT. 105Aal. 05s4 September. l.0SS
al 05zs October. C6ka 0G7s; November. l.0S4s
1.OS3s; December, t9aal. .U9x Corn. southern
steady; western dy and quiet-southsrn white.