Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-16

, LONDON, Sept. i6-The experiman,aI s,oo,,o.
nh,ns ahinsaclte from Philadelphia, for this por,
put In there for coal. AAN'AAn
The Austro- German Autauc..
LONDON. Sept. l6.-The correspondent OF tho
TINES at Vienna, discredits the various reports
Austro German alliance.
Strike of the Cotton Operatives,
The Times this morning SAYS: The meafin,
OF cotton operatives at Accrineton on Monday
last, at which IL was decided 10 strike Tor an m,
crease OF wages was the largest ever known
there. The operatives are willing 70 take an
increase OF per cent instead OF 10 per cent,
as previously demanded, or 10 submit their
case to aIbiiration. but the masteFsad do not yet
see their way 10 accede 10 either alternative No
tees 0aye already been given by '0o iGi ending
strikers. The remainder will give notice to-
day.
4 Ni>hap 70 Bend or.
The Times referring 10 the race FOR the St.
leger stakes yesterday says: The Duke or
BeGfoTL's Zealot and the for.aerS fetlock was
rather badly cut. but the general opinion Is
lnat be was beaten at the time OF the mtshsp.
All the sporting writer's Coucur that the acct
dent didhot sflect the result.
The Duicigno Quc>tion-t itimarum
0f the Powers
ne vienna correspondent OF the Times tel
tglaphS aS follows: We are In hourly eNpecta-
ton OF hearing that the powers have presented
Tue note drawn up 10y the British cabinet and
which is virtually an ultimatum demanding
ana That Vice Admiral Seymour has simulIa
neOusly sent demand 20 the governor of Dui-
cgIo for the evacuation OF the town, which
event Will lie Immediately followed 10y the ad-
yarce OF the Montenegrins under the protec-
uon or tie guns OF the International feet
French Commerce.
PARIS sept lG-rhe imports into France
during Tie eight menthS ending August 3ist,
sEo~ an Increase compared with the CORES
pOndiTiS period in 1873 OF 25A, ,oO0 600 francs
The exports have increased 1OS.Oooov0 francs
ffsR,.a
ports Is aimost exclusively fn foof. and the In
crease IN the exports mainly 10 articles OF man.
Giacture The total imports exceed the exports
by less GO0,0Co francs
Rough Voyage.
QUEENSTOWN, sept. H.-Tbe steamer Lizzie
English from Liverpool for New York has put
IN here with her cargo OF iron Shifted. she eX-
pertenced terrific weather. ana lost her boats.
One Of the crew was lost overheard.
Flood i'm the Nile.
CAIRO, Sept. l6.-The condition of the river
N!le causes anxiety. IT, IS rising badly, and
several weeks late. The inundltfon is now
IoEer tnsh az Ihe corresponding period IN 1873.
irrigation, however, proceeds satisfactorily.
TheIe are some complaints from the Interior
that the cotton crop has suffered, bit 20 what
extent IL is hot known.
A Flood iu the ou>e.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-rhe river Olse has over
lowed its banks ard crops and other property
near Godmanchester have been damaged.
The Quinnebaug as Gibraltar.
I =. n
netaug sailed hence cn the 18th inst. FOR Vile
franche.
The International Fleet at Ragusa
RAGCSA, sept. 1G.-SiT Frederick SeynOurt the
British vice admiral, wifi assume the supreme
command OF the international fleet on Monday
next. prior 10 The carry ing out OF the naval
demo DSJration. The dispatch vessel Pelison
has been sent 10 reoonnoitre the waters OF
Dulcigno.
Canada's Pacific Railroad Ncgotia-
mons.
TORONTO, ONT, Sept. 1G.-The Nal the gov
ernment organ, has the following special cable
gram:
LONDON, sept. 15.-T reports hitherto
cabled TO Canada OF the success of the Paclrlc
railway negotiations We're premature, aud the
allegations thai they had been broken of were
entirely without foundation. An article In the
London Tones stating that the mission OF the
Canadian ministers had proved successful was
also premature, and there was no truth In the
alleged terms or the contract. To-day the
ministers have concluded contract for con-
sir9cung and working the road with capitalists
or London. Paris and America. subject TO the
approval OF the Dominion parliament. No De-
tails are given, but there is the best authority
Tor saying that Tie negotiations are absolutely
complete, and that parliament Will be- nut fn
possession Of the fullest particulars before il is
asked 10 commit the Dominion TO the con-
tract"
Commencing with the Capuch,us.
LONDON, Sept 16.-The Paris correspondent of
The Manchester Guardian says: The council OF
ministers TO be held to-day for the considera-
llon OF steps 10 De taken In regard TO the re-
ligiOus orders will probably decide in favor OF
continuing 10 dissolve congregations not all
together, but III detail mencing with the
CapUchins.
Gamhctta Gone Cunning.
A Paris dispatch 10 the Times says: NJ Gam
beta has gone shooting on the property OF NJ.
GuichaId, jr., son OF the vice president or the
republican left In the chamber OF deputies
author OF the letter 10 N. Deyes, president OF
the republican leIt, urging that Jne groups be
Immediately summoned TO protest against the
temporiZiDg policy or the miniStTy relative TO
unauthorized congregations. Meantime NJ.
Guichard has replied 10 NJ. DeveS letter refusing
TO coDvoke meeting OF the groups In which NJ.
Guichard says that Premier DE Freycinet's
speech at Muntauban affording ground for the
helief that he premier De FreyCinet,) thinks he
has right 10 decline TO execute the March
cecreeS, has changed the position OF the goy-
ernment from one or strength 10 one or weak
reSs. The government he says needs ealigat-
enment regarding the opinion or the country,
ana Warbfng against the wrong couTse it is
pursuing.
tum0red French Cabinet Crisis
The Paris correspondent OF the Morning Post
says: The belief that Premier de Freyctnet will
resign, gains ground. The National names Nj.
jules Ferry as his probable successor, but am
assured on good authority that the difilculty
Will he temporarily Smoothed over and crisis
postponed.
Republican Nominations i'm Phila-
Gefphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l6.-The following nom-