Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-26
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THE KHEDIvE In DANGER.
WAR PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND,
HEBREW REFUGEES COMING TO AMERICA
THE JERSEY CITY STRIKERS
cHlLrs PRESIDENT ON AMERICAN INTER.
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Suses tuCStuCNt ON hMcntChN tNIeUs
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Old World News by Cable To-day.
RKvoLUrIoSIsrs IN PORTUGAL
LONDON, June 26--A dispatch 20 Reuters Teles
gram Company from Lisbon states that the police
ing yesterday OF progressists and republicans, st
which revolutionary speeches were made, ana
tranquility is restored.
UNEAsIEEss ALONG THE sUKz CANAL.
/ ALEXANDRIA, June e6-An uneasy feeling con-
unues TO prevail along the Suez canal n -
rumored that number ot cases containing explo-
rived at Ismaila and have been deposited I'm unoc-
cvpied public buildings under the supervision of
the governor
THE KHEDIvE IN DANGER
LONDON, June s6-The Posrs correspondent &C
on says the anedye has been advised 70
he viii be seized as a hostage
A DEAD MUSICIAN
BEsLN, June e6-Joachim Ran, the composer
ana pianist, Is dead.
oNs THOUSAND HEBREW RsFuaKks WEEK FOE
LONDON, June &-A batch OF refugees from Rus
sia sailed from London for New York on Saturday
furnished with drafts at their desiinatiom
n Ut, the west, 50 that they cannot nnger in New
mtse = ns rate at which the Manson House com
ceed one thousand weekly.
WHY GEN. IGNArrKFF RESIGNED
. Lne 1sMes correspondent at Berlin says tt now
stated that Gen Ignatief resigned the Russian
ministry OF the interior because he could no longer
guarantee ara the safety OF the emperor credibiiity
lent 70 this view by the fact that since his resg~
natlon the pontical police have been revived.
EARTHQUAKE
shYRNA, June a6-A strong shock OF earthquake
was felt here yesterday.
| ITALIAN IRoNcLAps
Five Italian ironclads arrived here on Saturday
| IL is presumed they will go 70 Crete or Egypt
/ THE ENGLISH WAR PREPARATIONS
LONDON, june @.The Times In leading e11to-
nal article, says" IL may be taxed for granted
| that there is something more that empty SOUND
behind the preparations at the dock-yards we
any solution OF the Egyptian question France WIN
agree with England upon some plan OF uniseo
| action or leave us free TO act alone"
The Times, in its column OF naval and military
lnteilgence, states that the expeditionary forces
at at Gibraltar and Malta have been constituted ahd
the commanders and staffs have been nominated.
| "GoING BACK" ON THE FORTE 4
The correspondent OF the Times at Alexandria
says Arab Pacha states that II the porte aonn-.
dons him he win publish correspondence proyiag
that every step he has taken since the 7th OF sep
tember last was instgated by the porte.
Message Of ChiIrs President.
AN ALLUsIoS TO AMERICAN INTERVENTION
| PANAMA, June 1.-THE Gillian congress has az.
pacific document II defends Chill for the course
pursued during and since the war, and alludes TO
pear to censure the Washington gov govern-
ment for interference, which was NOS
sEese1 TSe by al t,s parties He
especial mission for the purpose OF bringing about
| an understanding between the belngerentss
that it did not wish to intervene or mediate bun
simply TO employ its influence I'm friendly man.
ner It is true Intervention OF any nation, WHAT
ever the form IL might take would violate the
eternal principle OF International law, and call
forth protest from the whole OF America In con
sequence or the danger In which such intervention
would place her. 1t would also threaten the
| influence In America OF the nation which ASSUMED
tne right 70 enforce such intervention and wouldi
In no way weaken our rights nor our just de.
mands In order TO be efficacious and advanta-
geous, mediation should have been solicited by
duced no eject % believe % the nane time p,U hss
arrived when Congress should declare that pend
e and Ss soaS S p ee To- Of
]ect TO our constitution and jurisdiction.
The Str ike Of the Freight Handlers.
AccEssIoNs 10 THE RANKS OF THE STRIKERS
JERSEY CITY. N. j., June 26-The situation in
Jersey City Is hourly becoming more and more In
/ few determined men Controlling a large body OF
strikers, and holding In check that spirit OF law.
lessness, which has shown itself on almost every
similar occasion. The strikers are admiralty
handled and march through the streets four
abreast: This morning about 300 trackmen, em-
railroad joined the strikers. They have been re-
ceiytng II cents per hour or si.l0 per day. They
SraEemen enpoyed BY NE Ee rsiwag anH
In the yards OF the east and west side OF the Ber
gin tunnel, have Joined the strikers The freight
tramc OF the road Is at complete stand still
MEETING OF STRIKERS
Six hundred strikers assembled this morning ae
St Michaels institute New York. The meeting
having been called to order, Chairman McNamara
said he had received a communication from the
Brakemen's association requesting an adjourn
| ment OF the freight-handlers' meeting till this
a1ternoon A few speeches were made counsel
The Pennsylvania railroad have succeeded In In.
ducing about IS OF their old hands to resume work.
| number OF freight trains on the road have been
moved this morning.
Accident TO the Lady Of the Lake.
FORT MONROE, June 26-The steamer Lady OF
broken her rudder. and is anchored In Cornfle4d
harDor awaiting assistance.
Incendiary Fire az Old Point Com.
fort.
Fort MONROE, June 26.-Fire broke out at 1890
O'Clock last night In the large canning establish
ing the building and contents, valued at ss0,OOO
Insurance, $4,000 The IRE was the work Of an
incendiary.
The Star Route Trial.
TESTIMONY FOR THE PROSECUTION TO-DAY /.
This morning at ten O'Clock the Criminal Court,
Judge Wylie, resumed the trial OF the Dorseys,
| Brady, Rerdell, Minor, Peck and vaile indicted J
for conspiracy in connection with the star route
cases. Mr.. Anthony Joseph was cross-examined
| New Mexico. Letters were read written by NJ, I,
Joseph; one to John w. Dorsey, dated January g.
proposing to carry the mails six times week for
$l4, l6O, and one January 15 to g. w. Dorsey, pro-
posing TO carry the mails once per week for 360;
one to S. w. Dorsey, February TO- 1873, and one
March 8, 1879 These letters ask that the facij-
tiles be increased calls attention to the increased
amounts OF third class matter Clothing, boots
etc., carried; complains that In consequence OF
Dorsey that he would carry the mails over this
route ul:week!y whether the Post ONCE deparf-