Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-21
The R0er Dilemma.

were held Ia ireland yesterday. Mr.. plllon
spoke at the meeting at Woodford county.
Galway. lie strongly aspersed the Irish
Judges.
The Roer Dilemma.
A dispatch TO the Standard from Prospect
Hill says: One OF tie great reasons why the
Beers object to disperse is because they fear
that considerable portion of the population
cannot be depended upon TO accept the exist
1Lg government OF the country. Many or the
Beers are perfectly content with British rule.
Hitherto they remained tranquil, believing
the British would finally be able to restore
their authority. but IL this expectation IS not
satisfied 1t is highly probable that they Will
rise against the Boer government. Jouoert
Acknowledges his anxiety on this score.
The Irish Land Bill.
Inc Dany NGrs, ln a leading article this
morning, SAYS: There is some reason to hope
that the land bin will be introduced In the
house OF commons before Easter.
Evacuation of Candabar.
There cannot be the faintest doubt that the
house of commons viii, by a large majority.
approve tne decision or the cabinet to evacuate
Candahar
LohDoN. March 2l A dispatch from Canda-
har TO tie Times says: All Is ready for the
march OF the entire British force at the short
est notice, but there is no sy ymptom OF the es-
taohS hne eht OF Local government AyOub
khan'S ENJOYS are still here, but no neg0tfa
tioDs have apparently commenced. A dispatch
10 the Times from Ca!cuUIa says: 1t seems no
longer dCubtfu that negotiations have been
completed for the transfer OF Candahar TO the
Bfit1sh aie only waiting until he IS strong
enough to relieve them. it Is stated that the
Ameer is pushing his force toward Candahar.
French and English Influence i'm
kg.pt.
special dispatches lrum Alexandria announce
the return OF Baron &c Ring, the French consul
general, and the recall or NJ. de BligniereS,
French controller general OF Egyptian finances
THIS Is considered serious blow to the useful
ness OF control over Egyptian affairs and PROOF
OF renewal Of the old jealousies between
90 EpfrrA ID
worked loyalty with the Eagllsh controller and
the khedlye's ministers. where Baron Ge Ring
pursued different policy.
The Greek boundary Question.
dispatch from Constantinople to the TfnpS
says: AT the conference on the Greek question
On saturday last the Turkish delegates sub
mitted new proposal which had been sug-
gested by the ambassadors, by which the Turks
made additional concessions In The5s lly ana
cede Crete instead Of Epirus. This is probably
the extreme limit that Turkey will cede 10
Greece peaceably. The ambassadors have re-
ferred the proposal TO their respective govern
ments. The ambassadors consider this as a
favorable solution which might fairly be urged
upon the acceptance CT Greece.
ROchefOrrs BGgu> Geneva Teie-
grams.
a dispatch from Paris TO the Times says: n
R9cheIort virtually admits that his nthis
teiegramS purp0rted 10 have come from Ge-
neYa Were coDcoeted In Paris.
An Immense Land slim.
LONDON, March 2l-A land Slip OF about
10000 tons OF earth has occurred near Folk
stone. which has Interrupted traffic on the
southeastern railway 10 Dover. The fnterrup-
ton Will probably continue for several days.
Improbable.
The recall of Nj de BligDleres and the return
to Egyptpf Baron Ge Ring are rumors tele-
graphed trom Paris to Alexandria OF while
nothing is known here. anG such action on ID,
part OF France is improbable.
France GoiDg to Press Tunis.
LoNpON, March 2l.--The Paris cOrre5pon tent
OF the Manchester Guardian says:-Now that
the new French loan Is disposed OF the govern
ment intends TO act eEergeucally at Tun;s.
The Bey will be asked TO satisfy the claims OF
the Societe MarSeIlaise and the Bone and Guei-
ma Railway Company. with threat OF sup
porting the demand, II necessary, by military
demonstration.
Going To ST. Petersburg.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales VIII start
Tor ST. Petersburg to- night.
Anarchy in the East.
A dispatch to the Manchester Guardian,
from Constantinople. by the way OF varna,
says: Anarchy prevails on the Armenian from
tier. The KurdS openly defy the Turks. A
priest is traVerSiHg the country preaching re-
bellion. The popular feeling Is so strong that
the authorities are afraid to interfere with him.
A genera outbreak is feared.
Persian Pillagers.
dispatch from ConStantinopie TO Reuters
Telegram Company says: Ii is stated that sew
eral Persian tribes under a Persian general
have crossed the frontier towards Bagdad and
p1llaged several villages