Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
BOycOtl's Crop Guarded TO Market

crop 6uafOeO 10 MARKET
by Troops.
LONDON, Nov: IA Times dispatch from
Dublin says: "Fifty-seven sacks OF Mr. Bow
colts newly threshed corn have been dis
patched from Lough Mask to Cong for shipment
TO Galway, thence by train to Dublin. They
were sent TO Cong under an escort OF cavalry
infantry, police and ulstermen."
The Hebrew Question i'm Germany.
A dispatch from Berlin TO the Times SAYS
The debate In the chamber OF deputies was ex-
pected TO settle the Jewish question. at least for
me moment, put II seems to have only brought
II TO an initial stage. and the discussion has
been taken up with redoubled energy by the
press
The Cape Colony Rebellion.
LoNDoN, Nov. 24.-The Premier OF Cape Col
ony telegraphing under date OF the goth inst,
says: 1.-The resources OF the colony are appar-
emily equal to the requirements for suppresSing
the rebellion. The c. lonial government has no
intention OF applying for imperial troops"
The Pope ana tic Irish Question.
ROME. Nov. A.-The aurora publishes an
article believed to be inspired and which at
tracts considerable attention. Ii says: THE
or violence, and will not do so. The Pope does
not need to use any great efforts to keep them
In the path OF duty, but he may possibly have
already advised them to separate themselves
openly from those who spread terror by bran
dlshlng the sword In the faces OF their fellow
citizens" The article concludes: I'VE trust
that the Irish clergy will be an instrument or
peace and order, and that while they strive TO
calm the passions OF the people the English na-
tion will settle the questions at issue by draw
ing closer the bond which should unite the two
sister countries"
A Disabled Steamer
LONDON, Nov. 2+.-1hv steamer Donan. from
New York, which arrived at Southampton
yesterday, reports that she spoke the steamer
Assyrian Monarch. from Hull for New York.on
the 22d inst, In longitude b. and that she tried
TO tow her, but owing to the tremendous swell
was unable to get a Rowser aboard OF her. As
she was able to SAIL and therefore not in imme-
diate danger, the Donan left her at noon the
same day.
Fourteen Fenians Arrested.
CORK, Nov. 24.-Fourteen men were arrested
here this morning for participating In Fenian
procession: from which shots were fired. The
towards them.
Mails Through the st. GOthard
Tunnel.
Geneva, Nov. 24.-The federal post Office au-
thOritieS have concluded arrangements for the
passage of mails through the st. Gothard tun-
mel during the coming winter. but for the pre-
sent passengers will not be allowed to traverse
the tunnel
Prince yIelikOff.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov 4.-Prtnce Melikon has
started for Livadia-
What Lord SelbOrne Proposes.
LONDON, Nov PA letter from Lord Sell
borne, lord high chancellor to the late LORD
Chief Justice Sir Alexander Cockburr, is pub
llshed. 1t proposes TO reduce the number OF
6lvs,ons 6N noi,ir OF the hign , court OF sppes
pleas division, and the eXcheQuer division under
The presidency of the lord chief justice OF Eng
land so as 10 ensure full and complete unity oi
administration. II suggests that a call Tor a
council OF judges be issued to consider the ad-
visibility OF the change which il approved
could come into operation thirty days after the
assembling OF Parliament.
The Defence of the land IeaRuer>,
LONDON. Nov 24.-The lord mayor of Dublin
announces that In consideration OF the fact that
only the sum OF CO. 600 had been raised OF the
clO,O00 which will be necessary to defend the
land leaguers. He has transferred to the fuud
Tor that purpose the sum of sl0S. 600 pounds, the
balance OF political defence fund OF which he
is the sole surviving trustee.
Shooting at a Landlord.
MI. Kennedy, landlord near Loughrea, who
recently refused to accept Sir Richard GriffiGh's
valuation, was fired at last night whilst walk
ing in his garden, Three shots were fired ali
OF which missed the intended victim.
DuicIsnO Occupied by Dervisch
CoNsTANTISoPLE, Nov. A.-Deryisch Pasha
has entered Dulcigno. after slight engagement
with the AlbanianS A convention will be signed
between the Montenegrtn and Turkish authori-
ties. The former, on the departure OF Dsrvisch
Pasba, Will occupy the town, under the protec
ton OF the international fleet.
Libel Case Postponed.
LONDON, Nov. 2i.-The case OF Mr.. Philip Cal
Ion, charged with libeling Mr. Alexander NJ
sullivan, has been postponed unit, Saturday
next.
The Neva Scotia Mime Disaster.
HALIFAX, n. s., Nov. 24.-T'he Cage pit has
Ettu Opeutu anu Iuo ar Is SdlQ TO De tOlefdOlN
clear. AS the mine has been shut up for more
than week the exploring party did not 60
fuIther than the foot OF the shaft A cat was
found which had been in the PIT since the day
OF the explosion and was apparently unhurl.
showing that there cannot be much after damp
In the Cage pit. lt is proposed to yentilate the
Cage pit oy forcing steam down In a jet. allow
Ing 1t to escape at the bottom, heating the shaft
and causing the heated air to ascend This was
formerly done by means OF a furnace steam
being thought unsafe.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 24.-Yirgfnia sixes, deferred
13; do. censols, 7l3s; do. second series, 80; do.
past due coupons. 92h; do. new ten -forties. 4Th
do: ten forty @ apons. 964 bid to-day.
,,l3!A BALTIMORE; INC Nov. M:-Cotton hrm-nid
street and western super. 4 25a4 75 do EXTRA OOa
662; do family, s. 75a6.75; city mills super. 4. IS
a. So do. extra, 5. 0Oa5. 75 do. family, 75aT 90
DO d.. Rio brands. CTS; Pstapsco family. $50.
Wheat, southern easier but not quotaby lower
western quiet and essy-southern red, l.2Oal. Is
Do amber. l. 1.26al.S2; No. Maryland, nominal
No: western winter red, SPOT and November i. "a
a},&f; S4f pfessSm6er fsSans l24ssal January. i2s
l.S2h. Corn, southern firm; western easier and