Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-16
European News To-day.

THE SPIRIT OF THE sPINNERs AROUSED
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The secretary of the Man.
chester splnners association continues to receive
returns showing that the spirit of the spinners
is reused, and that their determination to
thWart the Liverpool cotton corner strengthens
daily.
REGULATING EMIGRATION.
BERLIN. Sept. 16.-The National Zeitunq an
nounces That the minister of the interior is pre-
parlng a law regulating emigration, especially
the emlgrant agencies. 1t is stated that en-
lgratlon has increased considerable lately mostly
among the miners.
Won scHLOEzER,s MISSION TO ROME
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Berlin correspondent
OF the Morning Post says: Herr Won Schloezer,
herman diplomatic representative, is expected
here from Rome Before leaving Rome. he had
lengthy audience of the Pope at which it is be-
heved naodus oiue,adi was arranged.
BOLD GREEK OPERATORS FAILURE.
LONDON. Sept. ia Greek operator who is
reported to have employed twenty brokers on
tn q, London stock exchange, had an account for
ish securities, but was unable to meet his en-
gagements because of the recent fall in Egyp-
Cians Inc compulsory closing of his account
dld not, however, have great effect, as the
market was sustained by large buying orders
from Paris.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE CONVENTION.
DUBLIN, Sept. 16-On the reassembling of the
national league convention to-day Mr.. Parnell
announced that he had an interview with the
labOrers deputatiOn last evening and they
agreed upon common line of action in regard
to the interests of laborers.
A telegram from the office of the New York
Irish World was read advising the convention of
remittances of 200 pounds, with the greeting
OF 500 American branches Of the league, adjur-
ing the convention to unfurl the banner of "No
rent. The debate on the resolution regarding
the attitude of the league toward the land act
was then resumed
JOHN BULL ON THE LEAGUE CONVENTION.
LONDON, Sept 16.-The Dublin correspondent
OF the Times says the meeting of the National
League convention yesterday was little more
Than 1ormailty to submit resolutions for the
consideration of the delegates The perfect
accord SHOWN was tribute rather to the dis
cipline OF the league than to the independent
judgement of its members.
OLDHAM COTTON MILLS SHUT DOWN.
At meeting OF representatives Of the limited
cotton mill companies of Oldham last evening q
resolution was unanimously passed to stop work
for week.
THE ELECTRIC CONGRESS.
PARIS, Sept. 16.-The electric congress was
formally opened to-day by NJ Cookery, minister
of posts and telegraphs, who congratulated the
foreign visitors on their fine collection Of ex-
hibits at the international exhibition.
THE RACE FOR THE DoEcAsTER CUP.
LONDON. Sept 16.-The race for the D0ncasteI
Cup. for three years old and upwards, distance
about two miles and five fnrl0ngs, to-day, was
won by the Duke Of Beaufort's four years old
black or brown colt Petro1d. Tho second place
was secured by Lord Ros6l1nS thf0e years old
chestnut colt Tristan, andtke third place by Nh.
g. Perkins' s1 yesls Old 81 mare, Madame Du
Volnptuazy, 1nishsd = Only tie iou;i
named ran. int be(oeo II yacs "a hettinn
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