Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

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Ian for New York, has put back 10 Greenock.
leaky. The steamer LesSng. which arrived az
Hamburg on the 29th ulL from New York mas
been In collision In the harbor and lost several
OF her stem plates. The ship Savannah, from
New York for Bremen, has passed Dover. She
has lost her bowSprit.
A Rowing Challenge Accepted.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Sportsman says: After
some unsuccessful negotiations for match be-
tween Laycock, the Australian oarsman, and
HoSmer, OF Boston, who is now in England and
Hawdon, OF Delayal. Laycock has challenged
HoSLner 10 row race In four weeks from to-
day TUESDAY, for fleO side, over the Thames
championship course. or 10 row Hawdon on the
18TH or November over the same course and for
the same stake. Hosmer has replied that he
will scul match race with either Laycock or
Blsckman within month from the Signing or
the articles OF agreement.
Jesuits i'm Italy.
dispatch from Rome to the Times says: The
italian minister OF justice is preparing clrcu-
lar TO the procurators general, and the minister
or tne interior Is preparing another 10 the pre-
fects recalling into vigor the legal dispositions
regarding the Jesuits, which formed part OF
the bill for the suppression OF religious orders
passed In 1913, and which have been allowed 20
fall into desuetude. These measures have been
taken In consequence OF the number OF French
Jesuits taking refuge In Italy.
bismarck and Belgium.
The announcement that Prince Bismarck au.
dressed communication TO the Bundesrath in
relation to Belgium's notification OF her inten-
tfon or introducing notifications In the ship
ping dues levied at Antwerp, In which he de-
clared that it was fnexpedient to assent TO the
alterations proposed, is incorrect. He has in
fact recommended that the Bundesrath sane
tfon the notifications OF the dues.
Death Of Offcnbach.
LONDON, Oct 5.-The Globe this morning SAYS:
Jacques Offenbach, the popular French musi-
clan and composer, died In Paris at 4 O'Clock
this morning. He was in his 6lst year.
The Land Question I'm Ireland.
LONDON, Oct 5.-A dispatch from Dublin to
the Times says: A land meeting is TO be held at
kiidysert, County Clare. IL has no connection
With the land league, but has been called for
the immediate settlement OF the land question.
Wiz. ParneII.
Mr.. Parnell addressed a meeting OF IL, 900 per-
sons at Kilkenny on Saturday last Nine
members OF parliament and fifty Catholic
priests were present. Mr.. ParneIl announced
that as soon as sufficient Information had been
collected the land league would organize a
great strike against paying rent on the estate
OF every rack renting landlord. On sunday last
Mr. Parnen was enthusiastically welcomed by
bis constituents at Cork. The corporation pre-
sented him with an address and great pro-
ceSSfon or the trades accompanied him through
the streets. Mr.. Parnell, at an opeI air m seG-
ing in Cork Park and subsequently, at q ban
quet given In his honor, cnunciated bis views
on the land question.
A Victory for Hayc0ck.
LONDON, oct. 5.-TBe match between Elias G.
LaycocB, the Australian sculler. and Thomas
Thames championship course, from the aIue-
duct TO the ship, distance OF u miles, came
of this afternoon and was easily won by the
Australian.