Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-04-14


LONDON, April 14.-Wm. Jameson, of the Old
established firm Of Paterson & Jameson, man
ufacturers OF Glasgow, has suspended. HIS
liabilities are stated to be heavy. A compost
tion Of so per cent on the Indebtedness has
been accepted by the creditors.
Newspaper Prohibition i'm. Ireland.
The London correspondent OF the Liverpool
Post says tie Irish authorities have made ar
rangementS to seize IN future, copies OF the
New York LriSh World In transit between New
York and Queenstown, as treas0nable pu0-
licatiOn.
DIR. Carver's Challenge.
DR.. Carver, the American markSnan, has
challenged ten OF the beSt shots In tue Hur-
HDgham club and the Gun club. OF London. to
pigeon shooting match for $500 the doctor
shooting l,e0o pigeons to his opponents 100
each.
Death Of Rev. w. Morley Pnn.hon.
L0NDqN; April 1.-THE Rev. W. Morley Pul-
shon, LID. the distinguished Wesleyan min
ister, died st an early hour this morning at
BrlXton Of complication Of disorders He was
conscious to the last. DR.. Punshon was born
at DohcaSter In 1924.
The Famous Anti.Je.rf.h Petition.
BERLIN, April 1.-The famous anti-Jc Visa
petition was sent TO Prince Bismarck esterday
1t consists OF twenty-six volumes, comprising
14,0c0 sheets. with 255,000 signatures. including
those OF noblemen, retired generals and OF
1cIals.
An Archbisil0p's Apology.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Morning Post states
that Archbishop Croke, OF Cassell has had to
apologize In Writing TO Archbishop McCabe, Of
Dublin, by superior order In the amplest man
ner, Tor his attack On Archbishop's McCabe's
Lenten pastoral, and that Archbishop McCabo
has accepted the apology.
Austrian Loan.
VIENNA, April 14.-A bill was gazetted au.
thorizing the Issue OF fifty million fiorins per
BeacOnsfield Better.
LONDON. April IA bulletin issued at 1915
o'clock this morning says that Lord Beacons-
1eld d shows some gain OF strength and power to
An Irish Journalist Arrested.
MT. James DAILY, proprietor OF the C0allIught
I 3etegrhph, WsS arrested early this morning at
Castle Bar, County Mayo, under the coercion
to Dublin. His arrest has caused considerable
excitement.
Arrests In Ireland.
DUBLIN April 14.-COrcoran, the man ar
rested under the provisions OF the coercion act
at West Cork, is farmer. He is charged with
intimidation. A man named Hef1ernan has
been arrested at Tralee under the same act.
The Monetary Conference.
LONDON, April 1.-THE report that the meet
Ing OF the monetary congress has been post
poned for fortnight is probably untrue. as
tlon that the confersnce Will meet in the 18th
instant
The Grecian Question.
PARIS, April 14.-A semi official paragraph Is
published roreshadowiDg a plan for an inter
national commission for promptly Installing
Greece in the territory ceded by Turkey.
fIdnCe ana IunfSs
dispatch has been received here stating
InaI the Bey OF Tunts. Whilst persisting In his
refusal to cooperate with France in chast1sing
Athe hroumirs, has declared that the Tunisian
troops Will not oppose the French troops.
The AustrO.Belgfan ExtraditiOn
VIENNA, April 1.-THE Oficial Gazette pub.
fishes the ustro-Belg1an eXtradition treaty.
IL contains provision that an attempt on the
person OF a chief OF foreign state, or against a
member OF his FAMILY, Involving assassination.
VIII not be considered political offence. or as
vision is inserted in all the newer conventions
concluded by Austria with Russia, France and
Montenegro.
The Italian Cabinet Crisis.
ROME, April 1.-THE Liberia states that Sig
nor Depretis has informed the King of his ina
DlEty to form cabinet without the co-opera.
ton OF Signor Carroll, and has therefore asked
King S decision is not known.
PetardS in Madrid.
MADRID, April 14.-Last evening three large
petards were thrown into houses In this city,
son was injured.
France and the KrOumirs.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Paris to
the Tines says: France is not likely to carry
on war against the kroumirs, as she would
have to expend torrents of blood and vast
sums OF money before she could CONQUER them.
1 as they =; would you carry on a guerilla warfare
unt1l tne last krountr was slain. France viii
therefore probably take precautions against
incursions by the Kroumirs and chastise them
they recommence their depredations, and in
stead OF wasting time and men In f1gfring the
kroumirs she viii enter Tunis by the coas,
and occupy Goletta and other points and sum
mon the Bey to sign convention, leaving the
the supremacy of France. While thus show.
ing the African tribes her strength she viii
evlnce ner resolution not to tolerate In Tunis
any ascendancy but her own.
The Reply of Greece.
ATHENS. April lathe reply OF Greece to the
proposals OF the powers was delivered TO the
Foreign ministers In an Identical note.
Suicide In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, ND, April 14-Julius DOugherty,
81, bachelor, committed suicide this morning
by cutting his throat. He was formerly bank
CLERK, and was In easy circumstances, but bad