Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Prince of Wales Wants Iorc


NKw YORK, Nov. "a London special 20 the
world says In regard 10 the rumor OF the
queens refusal for an applic atioa TO parliament
OF Wales: It is now said that the Primes has
himself determined 10 appeal 20 parliament for
aid; aud that his friends In the ehouse viii ex-
government should be generous 90 him m noI
altogether just TO the people on this occasion.
England's ssMouraful and DIscred
itabic ReCord.ss
The same correspondent has the following,
have seen an autograph letter from Me- tilad-
stone, In which he calls the historic distraction
offered by successive British governments 10
land reform In ireland "A m0urnful aud hs.
creditaole record"
Golfers. Convention.
Delegates representing so 0oo golfers OF South
village OF Pont-I. Prldd. I'm Cie imo-gansaire. ana
resolved 10 call conference OF all trades 10
take action with reference 10 foreign tariffs.
Emigration Through Liverpool.
The Liverpool emigration returns for october
show that i4ooo persons left the Mersey duriag
the month, principally for the Cnitet States
and British America.
Failure i'm London.
LONDON, Nov. Sd. r Charles. OF Barrow,
mas failed HIS liabilities are placed at eco 0o0.
Several Liverpool firms are somewhat involved.
warning I'D the Stubborn Aibantans.
fARIs, Nov. s-inteiligence from Ragusa
states that Deryisch Pasha yesterd AZ Ipformef
the AloaDians that he was prepared n neces-
sary. TO use force TO compel the surrender OF
Dulcigno.
RIA Pacha.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-A dispatch from Vienna TO
the Times says Ria Pasha has LETT Scutari for
Death Of a Famous Spanish AboiI.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The death is announced or
Don Jose Maria 0rense, Marquis OF Albanda
the spanish statesman, democrat and advocate
OF the abolition OF slavery In the colonies He
was aged about 50.
unaugurating the Lord Mayor OF
London.
The inauguration OF the lord mayor OF London
will take place to day. The route OF the lord
mayor show IS profusely decorated with flags.
The weather Is me, but cold.
Tunnel Through the SimpIou.
PARIS, NON. 9--lt is announced that NJ. Re-
hault, member OF the Chamber OF Deputies from
the Department OF Seine ct 0se. Will propose
In The chamber grant OF 59,000. coo francs for
the construction OF tunnel tarough the SIM
plon mountain. IL is said that M Gamoetta
president OF the chamber, suggested the pro-
posaI.
Grain Vessels Caught in the Tee i'm
the totga.
BUCHAREST, Nov. ?.--The river yolga Is frozen
and many grain-laden vessels are caught In the
Ice. The harvest has been so short that the
detention OF the vessels VIII be seriously felt
The early approach Of winter has also prevented
The completion OF sowing in the south OF Rus
Sla.
The DE Ci>sey Scandal.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch from Paris 10
the Times, says the advanced and extreme Ieft
In the Chamber Of Deputies have approved the
proposal OF NJ. LaisanC, for a committee OF IL
vesIigation into the General De ClSSey Affair." TO
be submitted TO the chamber which meats 10
day.
Petroleum.
LONDON, Nov. "a Berlin dispatch TO the
Standard says: AS the railway between Baker
and Tifiis, Russia, Will be opened early Ia the
spring, American. German and Russian mer-
chants are already competing for the b0res ia
tt Baker petroleum district.
Sudden Death of a Statesman.
ATHENS, Nov. 9.-The death is ANNOUNCED or
N. Zaiuis, the Greek statesman who was many
times president or the council His death was
sudden.
All Quiet i'm Cabul.
LoNpoN, Nov. 9.-Tbe Times this morning
says: News has reached the India Office that up
to the 24th OF october all was quiet at Caoul
The above dispatch seems TO dlscredlt the exis-
reached London october 26th
The Siege of the Abbey Raised.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-The siege or the Abbey or the
by the monks neglecting TO guard the door oy
The monks left The abbey with many friends
New May0r OF Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9.-Wm. Faraood, or the
hrm of Leach, Harrison a r1r6ool, mas been
elected mayer OF Liverpool
ROumanian Jews Coming TO 7&xaer-
lea.
LONDON, Nov. "a Berlin dispatch 10 the sc.
James Gazette this evening. announces that
1900 Jews have left Roumania for America by
the way OF Bremen.