Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-14
Foreign News by Cable To-day.
THE JOYCE FAMILY MURDER

DUBLIN Nov. 14-The arrest yesterday OF man
Tor alleged participation in the Joyce family muir
auence OF Information given by the approver in
the case OF the Joyce massacre. The trial OF Pat
rick Joyce will be continued to-day.
FRENCH NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR MADAGASCAR
PARIS. Nov. IA naval expedition Is fitting out
at Toulon for Madagascar.
THE ARRESTED FRENCH ANARCHISTS.
y LONDON. NOV. IA Dispatch 10 the Times from
Lyons nave been committed for trial. A prelimf.
nary investigation showed the existence OF a
scheme for partial rising at various points. In
oIuef 10 pave the way Tor general outbreak.
PRAIRIE FIRE IN RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l4-A telegram from
Nertchinsk states that prairie fire ragged On the
Mongollan frontier in October, covering 20 square
miles, and consuming numbers OF COsSack out
posts and Villages
THE AUSTRIAN BOMB MAKERS
VIENNA, Nov. 14.-The man Horwarth at whose
mouse IN Little Pesth number OF explosives were
found, has been released from custody, as he is
the minister OF war. military tribunal at Trieste
has confirmed the sentence or death passed upon
Overdank, the bomb manufacturer.
THREE REPORTS IN THE CASE OF MR.. GRAY.
LONDON, Nov. l4-The House OF Commons COM
mttee on the case OF the Imprisonment OF Mr.
Gray met to-day to consider lis reports 1t is un-
dersto0d that three will be presented. The first
drafted by the attorney general and favored by
the majority or the committee. states that Judge
Lawson acted within his jurisdiction In imprsoTl-
Ing Mr. Gray; the second, by Mr.. Dllwyn, re-
marks upon the present state OF the law Of con.
tempt. and the third, by the Irish members OF the
committee. suggests certain alterations OF the law
ana reflects upon the conduct OF Judge Lawson.
NO CHOLERA AT MECCA.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 1.-THE sanitary commission
has received a telegram from Mecca announcing
that there have been no cases OF cholera there
since the 4th inst
THE PRUssIAN LANDTAG OPENED
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE PrusSian landtag opened
to-day. The speech from the throne states thar
the relations or Germany with all foreign govern
fhaf fha hona
peace are assured. A loan is announced to cover
the budget deficit The government will intro
duce blll cnectlng certain administrative reforms
and reducing taxation. railway bill will also be
submitted
SHREWSBURY RACES.
LONDON, Nov. 14-At the Shrewsbury meeting
today the race for the Great Shropshire handcaD
was won by Mr. X. JardineS flve-year old bay fllly
Experiment; Mr. r. S. Evans four-year old bay
four-year old colt George Mansfield third. There
were eleven starters
THE TRIAL OF THE UNION GENERALR DIRECTORS
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE trial OF the directors OF the
ceinber before the eighth correctional tribunal
FRANCE AND ENGLAND COME To AN UNDERSTAND
ING ABOUT EGYPT
PARIS, Nov. 14-The Figaro publishes special
dispatch from Cairo stating that the English and
French governments have ccme to an understand
ing In regard to Egypt England as compensa.
ton for the abolition OF the dual control offers
france the presidency OF the public debt commits
sion, which NJ. Bredlf will assume. Other ques-
tlons concerning the Organization OF Egypt wifi be
treated IN concert with all the European powers,
whose approval Mr.. Gladstone believes assured
Tie Fi3diO, it may be stated, is doubtful au-
thurity
ANTHONY TRoLLoPE's CONDITION
LONDON, Nov. l4-Anthony Trollope is progress
IN: satisfactorily, bat his power OF speech has not
yet returned.