Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-27

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THE AT CHAN WAR.
ReinfOrcements for Candahar
STUBBORN HOME RULERS
PRICES OF COAL ADVANCED
5 A r AT OG A r AC ES,
GEORGIA BULLDOZERS KILLED
THE AT FGHAN WAR.
ReinfOrcements for Candahar
STUBBORN HOME RULERS
PRICES OF COAL ADVANCED
S A R ATOG A r RAC ES.
GEORGIA BULLDOZERS KILLED
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Joosten, merchants OF that city. Their liabili-
ties are moderate in amount.
The Irish Land Agitation,
LONDON. August PA deputation OF the land
league, consisting OF MeSsIs. Brennan, Redpath
an0 Boy ton, had an Interview with Mr. paTnelI
ana lhe other Irish members of the house OF
commons last evening on the subject of the con-
ouct OF the land agitation In Ireland during the
parliamentary recess.
ObstrHctiOn i'm the House Commons,
LONDON, August 21.-The House OF Commons
remained In continuous session all night and
curing the morning, not adjournfng till one
This F. m. The debate in the House OF Com
mons, when began last night, continued until
O'Clock this p. m. Lord Harrington repeatedly
urged the Irish members to proceed to the con-
slderatfon OF the vote OF supply assuring them
that they much mistake If they have Thought TO
wiring pledges from the government bY 90.
suuct1Dg supply. Notwithstanding this appeal
the discussion was kept up by Mr.. f. Dwyer
Gray, member for County Carlow, and others
Ihe motlon TO report progress was negattved
by vote Of 142 to 90, when the O'Donorhue
member for Tralee, moved an adjournment.
Which motion was negatived AT Ais Mr.. Par
nel renewed the motion for adjournment
LORD harrington objected, and SAID the vote on
The Irish conStabulary had been down for three
nights The IIiSh members instead OF proceed. /.
lng with Ii had raised discussion on other mat
terS. AT 3 a. 10. Mr.. Alexandria Sullivan. mem
per Tor Louth, was speaking in Justification Of
the procedure Of the Irish members. Mr.. Sui
nvan spoke for nearly an hour. Mr. Parnell
again suggested an adjournment and abSolyed
himself from all blame Tor the present state of
AFFAIRS which he said is the result OF Lord Hart
lngt0n'S headstrong course. AT 1915 o. M
boId I. harrington accepted the proposal of Mr..
Parneil that the other Irish estimates be voted
tonight and that the constabulary estimates
on Monday. The house then adjourned to
meet again at this pm
Arms for Bulgaria.
LONDON, August PA dispatch to the Sand
ara from Bucharest says:-Two large gunboats
laden with munitions OF war. from odessa for
Rustchuk: tried to enter Galatz, but the harbor
lan Qdrnic cir
fore retired. Soon after portion OF the cargo
OF one Of the vessels exploded.
Dangerous State Of Affairs at Cabul.
LONDON, August PA dispatch to the Stand
dangerous state OF affairs at Cabul, says: This
early but striking proof OF the impolicy OF the
nasty Wlthdrawal OF our forces from Cabul-a
military man In India-has created great eX-
element The cholera, which is raging at
PeShaWm, daily increases In virulence and the
certainty OF severe losses among the retiring
troops was one OF the reasons most stronglS
urged against the policy of a withdrawal or the
troops during the hottest and most unhealthy
period OF the year.
LOtta Coming Home.
LONDON, August 27.-Lotta the American
actress, sailed yesterday In the steamer Egypt
for New York. She takes with her several new
European plays.
Italy i'm Accord with England.
LONDON, August PA dispatch from Rome to
the Times says: In The negotiations In regard
to the naval demonstration In Turkish waters
!taly1s acting In complete accord with Eng
land.
Diseased Cattle from America.
The cargo OF cattle infected with Texan
fever. which was referred to by Mr. Mundella
IN the house OF commons last night, was from
Baltimore.
The SOrtie from Candahar.
LONDON, August PA letter OF Gen Prim-
rose, received at Killa Abdulla. gives some par
uculars OF the sortie from Candahar on August
l6: The British attacked the village of Deb
kWaJee and got through 1t, but finding it
ents from the neghboring villages, had to re-
tire to the fortress. The enemy's loss was
heavy. The British cavalry made two charges
cutting down many OF the enemy.
Military Movements i'm Afghanistan
LONDON, August PA dispatch to the Ti,,aes
from Quetta. dated to-day, says: Gen. Roberts
arrived at Khelat-i-G GilZai On the 24th instant,
General Phayre will march from Chaman for
Candahar on the 3Oth inst The army of Ayoob
Khan has retired TO Suvejeri, eight miles east
OF Candahar. All is well at Quetta on the
Pisheen frontier, and in the Bolan Pass. Troops
are arriving here daily. The Murree tribe is
behaving wen. No further outrage has been
reported since the affair at Sibi, where the
nibesmen fell On retiring party of British
troops, lnfiictDg severe loss as reported. on
August 10th. [NOte.-ThiS dispatch seems TO
disprove the Standards report from Chamau,
that the troops or the Khan OF Kheiat had mu-
tinted
The Lords Against the Government.
LONDON, August 2I.-The House of Lords last
night adopted. by vote Of IS TO 40, the amend
ment to omit the section OF the employers la
bilty bill emitting claims TO be preferred against
an employer In case OF injury caused by any OF
his servants, in spite OF the vigorous apposition
OF the government. Lord BeaconSfeld moved
an amendment limiting the duration OF the act
to two years, which the government likewise
Vigorously opposed but it was adopted by vote
OF 12 to 10.