Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-27
THE FREsHEr AT orrNcy.


FOREIGN FINANCIAL PROBLEM
LONDON, October S.-The India council will next
week offer 400 600 pounds worth of bills 1t is said
that this is connected with the exports OF wheat
from India, which are larger than those OF any
Strenuous efforts are making at Paris to prepare
for the coming settlement The authorities of the
Couiisse of the Bourse have ordered the houses
100000 francs each, which viii form a fund Of
10000 francs
DEATH OF LIBERAL NJ
The death is announced OF Right Hon. Wm Ma
thaniel Massey, liberal member OF parliament for
Tiverton, in his 72i year.
TWO MORE VICTORIES FOR DR.. CARVER
LONDON, october S.-At Hendon, yesterday, I'm a
West Of England Club, at 100 pigeons. 30 yards
rise, the former won by three birds. In a contest
between the same two, at 100 starlings DIR. Carver
AMERICA AND ENGLAND.
Mr. Chamberlain, president OF the board OF
trade, speaking at Liverpool, yesterday, said he
that the deep sympathy for America, on the death
of President Garfield, felt throughout the country
courtesy in sauting the British Tag at the centen-
NAL celebration OF the battle OF Yorktown.
FRUITLEss ROBBERY.
stolen from the ana Natnea RanI a tne m n
lin, yesterday, are valuelesS. The checks had
been paid, and the notes are halves, the CORE
spending portions having been retained.
KING HUMBERT GONE TO VIENNA
LONDON, October N.-king Humbert, OF Italy,
has crossed the Austrian frontier at Ponteba on
his way to Vienna
CORONATION OF THE czAR
The Berlin correspondent OF the Morning Post
says the coronation Of the Car will take place in
April next
THE CASE OF DR. KENNEY
DUBLIN, October 2.-The North Dublin board OF
guardians have resolved to request the local gov
ernment board to allow DR.: Kenney to resign. He
will be reappOnted parOchial medical officer when
he is released from Imprisonment
THE AMERICAN RAILROAD WAR DISCUSSED IN ENG
TORONTO, ONT, october "a special London
cable to the Globe says: "a somewhat stormy
meeting OF the Great Western railway sharehold-
suggestion OF Sir Henry Tyler that Mr.. Vanderbilt
was the Chief cause of the war Of rates. Mr.. Alb
bott demanded the particulars OF the original
Wabash agreement, but Col. Gray declined to COM
municate anything. He thought the war of rates
was simply question OF time, and hoped that the
carrying was the beginning of the end Of the war;
The report was adopted with two dissentients."
GAMBETTA AND BISMARCK.
LONDON, October 27.-The Berlin correspondent
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is regarded here as leaving no doubt that he had
an Interview with Prince Bismarck during that
visit.
IN TINE TO MEET KING HUMBERT.
The morning Post says: The French ambassador
at Vienna, who has been on furlough in France,
has been requested to return to his post at once.
He will arrive in Vienna in time to meet King
Humbert.
ONE ARRESTED AND ONE SHOT.
The principal perpetrator In the murder OF the
family at Narpalanka, Hungary, on Sunday night
last, has been arrested. Another OF the murderers
was shot i'm a dispute about division OF the
booty, and third is still at large.
SECRETARY BLAINE's CIRCULAR.
The Daily Ne,rS says OF Secretary Blaine's circu-
lar with reference to the Panama canal that it will
undoubtedly receive friendly hearing, but as a
piece OF logic it cannot be regarded as very power
full.