Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-01
Old World News Today.

THE GERMAN ORDINANCE AGAINST AMERICAN popx
bkaLtS, pec; The following Is the text of the
day. forbldding the importation OF American pork
Flrst,The Importation from America OF piga,
pork. bacon and sausages OF all kinds is forbidden.
Second-The chancellor is empowered TO permit
exceptions 10 the prohbitive rule, subject &c the
necessary measures OF control Third.-The re-
strctive ordinance OF June 25 $780, In respect 20
the importation OF American pork and sausages is
abolished Fourth.-The present ordinance comes
lho iorce thirty days after Its PRONUNCIATION The
ordinance OF June 25. $780, only applied 20 minced
pork ahd sausages, not 10 hams.
DEFICIT IN THE FRENCH BUDGET.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-The report OF NJ. Ribot, reporter
OF Of tne budget committee, has been distributed In
the chambers II predicts deficit or as 600 franco
TURKISH CABINET AProrSrnKSrs
CoNsTANTlNoPLE, Dec 1.-The following appoint
ments have been made: Ahmed vefyk Pasha 20 be
prime minister; Aarih Pasha TO be president OF
the council OF state; Munir Bey, formerly imam.
clal comptroller OF the province OF Broussa, be
minister or finance; and HusSein Hasn't Pasha TO
be minister OF war.
FLOODS IN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA
PARIS, Dec 1.-The Seine has risen go metres
above the normal level Houses at Nogent join
Vile, St Maur, Ansniers, and Courbevole being
deserted through fear OF disasters The floods In
the valleys OF the Rhode and the Garrone are es-
pecially severe. The country between Chalons-Sur.
Marne and Eperney is Inundated
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-The river Thesis and its affluents
have oyerfowed their banks The Marmaros dis
trict is inundated. Several bridges have been
damaged and railway embankments have been
broken down. The dykes the Thesis arc In
great danger.
UNDER BAN OF TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Standard says: VIM. Red.
mond, whom the government intends 10 prosecute
on account OF his recent violent speech, is now O.
the continent He is a brother OF Mr. j. E Red
mond, member OF parliament for New Ross
FREsCH CHURCHES ROBBED.
PARIS Dec. 1.--Seyeral churches In the depart
ment OF Maine Loire have been robbed Seven
valuable paintings have been stolen from Q
church at Fonte-Vrault
FRANCES DEMAND ON ENGLAND
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Ddiig Aesrs says IL believes
that France is preparing specific demand on
England for compensation for the lapse OF the
DUEL IN FRANCE
PARIS, Dec. IA duel with swords was fought
this morning by Nj. AndreulX, late ambassador TO
Spain, ana NJ. Laurent, editor OF the newspaper
Paris. The latter was slightly wounded. Parts
had accused NJ. AndreuiX or wearing the decora-
ton OF the legion OF honor when In Spain, al
though he had never received that order, and OF
subsequently, when his conduct had attracted at.
tentiSn, begging NJ. Greyy 10 confer IL on him
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dying.
LONDON, Dec. /. IL a. MA bulletin lust issued
states that the Archbishop OF Canterbury is slowly
losing strength, and that the end cannot now be
Tar distant
3p m.-The death Of the Archbishop OF Canter.
bury is hourly expected He is unable 10 recog-
nize his friends
The Wreck of the Steamer Cedar
Grove.
THE LIST OF THE MISSING PERSONS NOT YET cor.
PLETED.
HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. lit is impossible TO OBJ
TIN full list OF the missing persons OF tho
wrecked steamer Cedar Grove. The names OF
those known TO have been lost are: Captain Fritz,
Chief Ofllcer MaStero, Second Engineer Pearson,
Third Engineer Sheppard, and Miss Farrell
steamer was observed at the wreck all the morn
ing. which steamed OF about noon yesterday. It
is thought probable that the steamers boats may
have been picked up by her. The schooners which
arrived after the steamer had left found no trace
OF the boat
Second Onicer Pearson says: The night was
thick and squally. was on duty some time be-
fore we struck. We did not see the cap
tain or chief officer after the rush was made for
the boats We saw Miss Farrell before this sta.
toned in the cabin all ready to leave the Ship We
have strong hopes that the other ufe-boat reached
the steamer and took Oh eli the people remaining
on her.
THE BOATS CREW SAVED AFTER ANOTHER ExcTyNo
EXPERIENCE.
BOSTON, Dec. IA dispatch from Halifax states
that the schooner Parole, from Port Caledonia,
Cape Breton, for St John, n. b., was sunk yester-
day on Canso, N s., by the steamer Liddesdale.
The crew was saved and landed at North sydney,
c. B., by the Liddesdale. The Parole had picked
up the mates boat with 12 persons aboard from
the steamer Cedar Grove, who have just arrived
at North Sydney.