Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-26

HARRISBURG, IA. Jan. 26.-The ninth nef
| fectual ballot for United states Senator wa /,
taken to-day as follows: Oliver, 81; Wallace
| Sc; Grow, 81; Baird, /; MacVegh, 3; Snowden.
| !; Agnew, i; Hewitt, a. Allison, I; Curtain. l.
Adjourned until to morrow.
FOR ElGN AFFAIRS.
Continued Cold i'm Englsnd.
| LONDON. Jan. 26.-The cold weather continues
| ard has increased in intensity.
Italian Politics.
| RONB, Jan. 26.-The EGlje says: The Aus, rian
| ambassador here has had long interview with
| Count Maf1ef, secretary general or the minis
Try OF foreign affairs, concerning the Italia
| irri6enta party. The explanations OF Count
MafIei completely satisfied the ambassador
German Complaint OF American
| Competition.
| LONDON. Jan. 26--A dispatch from Berlin 10
The Moi'hing Post says: great many German
| agrcultur1sts are earnestly complaining against
| the importation into Germany or American pro-
auctions, which they say seriously affects their
| interests.
Eight Persons Drowned.
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from Paris TO
| the Daily Telegraph says:-A boat used for har-
COR Work at Cherbury has foundered with her
| crew, consisting OF eighteen persons Eight
| bodies have already been recovered.
Greece and the Powers.
The correspondent OF the Times at Vienna
| says:-BesideS the indirect step OF Italy, in pro
| posing that Greece De admitted TO the new con
| terence at ConstantinopIe, Greece is sounding
directly the disposition OF the powers in regard
| to her eventual participation.
All Night Session Of the House of
Commons.
LONDON. jan. 26, 90 q. m.-The House @,
Commons was still iD session at 4.l5 O'Clock this
morning.
The Struggle I'm the House Of Com.
mons.
The House OF Commons is still Sitting at half
past ten o'cl1ck this morning. Repeated mo-
uons for adjournment moved by home rulers
are successfully resisted by the government
Prvos sfx-flo -laf.n
early IN the evening was promised by Sir Stat
foTd NorthcOtt, the conservative leader amid
loud cheers from both sides Mr.. Parnell ar.
rived In the houSt shortly after 10 o'clock this
morning. and was enthusiastically received 10y
his supporters. 1t is impossible to tell how long
the struggle Will continue. Mr. Dillon [home
House Of Commons Still In Session
This Afternoon.
LONDON, Jan. 26, 2 p. m.-The house OF COM
mons was sill sitting at ! O'Clock this after
| noon. The discussion is practically confined to
Irish members. who are repeatedly called to
order. but the debate is good -humored. Right
hon. lion; Lyon flayfair, deputy speaker. has re
neved the speaker Premier Gladstone re-
entered the house at 20 minutes past 10 O'Clock
a: m and was loudly cheered. Right Hon. NJ.
E; Forster, chief secretary for Ireland, has been
at sent -FOUR hours during the night. The con
servatiVe leaders are also working by relays
Mr. Gladstone about I O'Clock p. m. declared
m tnat ne cannot @ accept compromise. but II Vote
De now taken on the main question the al
Journed debate Oh Mr.. Forsters bills would be
resumed tomorrow, to-day's sitting having rir-
tually gone.
4 Vote.
LONDON, Jan. 26 ) %. m.-In the House of
Commons today the speeches OF Irish members
were mostly rambling and unfnterestrg Mr.
Dawson. liberaD. member for Carlow borough
SAID Mr.. Forster was seeking to impose laws
against which the country would rise en-
masse. Mr. Gladstone's speech, In which he
declared he could not accept compromise, was
I'D reply to suggestion of Mr. Parnell that
division might now be taken II the government
would Sgree to postpone the debate on Mr.
Forster's bills until Thursday. Sir Stafford
servativeS to continue the session IL necessary
The House divided at 2 O'Clock p. m, and Mr.
Gladstone'S motion to give precedence to Mr..
Forsters olection oils was carried by a vote
OF PSI to 33. The Heuse then adjourned.
Death OF ElmOre. the Painter.
The death Is announced OF Alfred Elmore r.
A., the historical painter. The deceased was
porn at Clonakilty, county Cork, Ireland, In
The London Times ON the NIiscar.
riage Of the Dublin Trial.
The Times. In an editorial article this morn.
ing. says The Dublin trial is sufficent TO
show the helplessness and inadeQuacy of or
dinary law TO repress illegal organization and
agitation OF large dimensions but the perpleXity
s OF the d. Dublin Jury win not prevent Englisnmen
nom forming their own conclusions In regard
to the real character OF the agitation. II no
supplementary legislation Is Forthcoming, the
miscarriage OF the Dublin trial will be hailed in
license.
Hanlan and HIS BOat.
Hanla q will 60 TO Southampton with his boat,
as the Thames IS still blocked with ice.
The C0nStantin0ple Conference.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 26.-The AJerce Rnsse
says there will be no formal conference at Con-
stantinople. Each ambassador will treat with
the Porte separately. The negotiations will De
simultaneous but not collective
AbysSfniA and EGYpl,
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 26-king John OF Abys-
sin1a has decided to send an Important mission
TO Egypt to return thanks for the favorable re-
ception OF his envoy by the khedive,
The BOer War;
Gen. Sir George p. Colley telegraphs, under
date of Tuesday. the 25th inst, that ne has
reached the Ingogo river without opposition
from the Boer patrols. four miles distant.
Garibaldi.
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from Rome to
ReuterS s Telegram Company says: 1t is stated
that Gen. Gar1baldi will not come here TO pre-
side over the projected meeting In favor or
universal suffrage.
Haverley's Minis treIs.
HaverleyS American Minstrel Troup will sail
for the United states in the steamer Italy, from
Liverpool, on Wednesday, February I'd.
Fenian Scare i'm London.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-The GLOBE this evening
says: The house armory and the white tower
containing the armory at the Tower of Lon
don, have been closed to the public, In obe-
d1ence to Instructions to the war Office issued
on account OF the apprenended Fenian dis.
turbances.