Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The AssasSinatiOu Of the Srlfau.

LONDON, April pa dispatch from Constan-
ttlnop!e 10 the Times says The secret oflicial
Az Is being actively carried on. SuleImsn
Pasha, the defender OF the Shipka Pass. who
participated In The deposition OF Abdul Az,
and who has been living in Bagcad ia exile
mas been summoned here TO give evidence in
the case.
Greece.
ATHENS, April 26.-Kipg George ard Premier
Coumourdouros are al their country seats TO
remain until Wednesday. An answer to tie
powers Will be sent on their return to Athens
Peace Feeling i'm Athens.
LONDON, april 26-The Times correspondent
at Athens says: Public opinion at Athens
favoTs the acceptance OF the position without
needless delay. The BOra. the organ OF N.
Tricoupis, strongly advocates a tranquil ac-
ceptance of the situation and return TO state
OF peace as soon as possible.
Will Meet His Bride at Saizbur-.
VIENNA, april 26.-According TO the latest
arrangements, the Crown Prince Rudolf. who is
10 marry the Princess Stephauie OF Belgium
will lot so 30 Brussels. but viii meet his bride
at Salzourg Austria, on the 5th OF May.
The Ex.EmpreSs Eugenie and the
statue of Napoleon IIK.
PARIS, april 26.-The ex-EmpreSS Eugenie
has passed through this city on her way 10
Milan, to be present at the unve:ling OF the
fii.''p''0H III. Statue Vi 'ne h~pef0f Nap0ie0h
Sixty Thousand Esni2rauts from
sweden and Norway TO America.
HULL, April 26.-ContfactS have been male
TO carry Go,000 emlgrants from Norway aud
sweden to this port. whence they Will proceed
TO Liverpool. and thence to America.
Objection 10 BFadlaugh Taking the
oath.
LONDON April 26.-Sir Stafford Northcote has
written to Mr.. Charles Bradia ugh, informing
him that he will object to hts taxing the oath
as member for Northampton, Ia the house OF
commons In the absence OF any statement OF
MT. Bradlaugh which might remove the diili-
Guilty felt by considerable number OF members
OF the house.
Apprehended Revolt OF Algerian
Arabs.
The Algerian authorities are evidently appre-
hens1Ve OF some disturbance among the native
population. Nothing is known except the
TACT that an officer, on surveying expedition
was recently murdered in the District OF Gerry
Vile. An official statement Was publisher
yesterday, that nothing is to be feared beyond
Isolated cases of fanaticiSn. To-day, 1t is
announced that in order to repress any attempt
by Algerian Arabs to take advantage OF tie
Tunislan difficulty fer revolt, France has
0eciGed TO seLd considerable reinforcemenFs
there. It is stated that 50G00 troops Will be
dispatched. and that the column In the prov
lice OF Oran Will be raised 20 a strength SUI
fctent to ensure comp lete tranquility on the
Southwestern frontier. where falatical agits-
tors are endeavoring TO excite the people.
Nihilist Address to the Gar.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Times says
Another audacious address to the Gar h e
been issued by the nfhilists, pointing out thar
the indiscrfminate execution OF those concers-
ed In the assassination OF Alexander III. has
only served TO strengthen the ranks OF the NJ
hilists by driving many lukeWarm malco1tentS
Into the extreme faction Of the party.