Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-21

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that direction. Mr.. Maison says he has no doubt
| that some member OF Congress viii now pronos0
that the relics be purchased on behalf OF tie
| United states government
Old World News by Gable.
DENIAL FROM CAIRO.
LONDON Dec. 9.-A dispatch TO Reuters tele-
NJ Bredif has resumed the functions OF controller
THE UNION GENERATE Coxvlcrs' srrEAI.
| PARIS Dec. 2l.-President BontouN and Manager
| FEEDER, OF the Union Generate, who were yesterday
sentenced 10 Imprisonment for acts IN Connection
| with the management OF that Institution have
| ioiSeu an appeal against their sentence IL VIII
| be heard in February.
PRINCESS COMPLAINS OF HER ARRESTED Hus-
| BANDS TREATMENT
| LONDON, Dec 2L-PrnceSs Kranotkine tela-
| sIaphs that the gendarines who arrested her hus-
| Dand AZ Thonon would not even Kermit him 10 at
tend The funeral OF his brother-in-iaw
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND GAMEETrA
| LONDON, Dec. 2l.-on the news reaching the
Prince OF W ales that NJ. Gambetta had a relapse.
| he teiegraphed inquring % the real condition
OF the sufferer. reply was forwarded that NJ.
G1mbetta's wound had thoroughly healed, aud
that careful examination had satisfied the ply
| sicians that the condition or the patient was "a
| satisfactory as could be expected.
INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS PRUSSIA
BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-The Prussian government In.
| tends 10 replace chambers OF commerce by cham.
berS OF economists 10 comprise artis ms and rep-
resentatlves OF manufactures, agriculture and
| commerce. who are 10 be chosen by cor stituen-
cles These chambers are TO choose a council.
Whlch is 10 act as a central association.
| HEBREW CHEMISTS IN RUSSIA.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 21.-1he Golos saws tina
senate mas decided TO accede 10 the request Ger.
| tain Jewish chemists to rescind the order OF GEN
Ignatlen forhdiing Jews from keeping chemIsts'
aside for Jews TO reside in.
THE czAR coMNUTEs woMAN's DEATH SENTENCE.
ST PETERSBURG. Dec. 21.-It is officially an.
hent me- AT hard labor for an indefinite period the
dedth sentence OF the woman convicted OF
woundng the governor OF Tschita.
A PASSENGER TRAIN ROBBED BY ITALIAN BRIGANps
NAPLES, Dec. PA passenger train has been
stopped and robbed by an armed band. The
government has offered a reward OF 1000 francs
Tor the apprehension OF the robbers.
EMIGRATION AS A CURE FOR IRISH Ills
DUBLIN, Dec 2l.-The secretary OF Mr. Tukes'
emigration fund has Issued appeal for aId TO
enable distressed people In Ireland 10 emigrate to
Canada and the United States He saws that so
well are the emgrants already sent out prosperinp
that some OF them have begun TO send home
money 10 assist their relatives to emigrate and
mus beginning has been made In the poorest
districts ,t In the west towards Starting a natural
no" OF emigration. The local government board
has applied To Mr.. Tukes' committee FOR Cos
operation In furthering the governments emigra.
trn uon sonele. Inc districts already entrusted 70
Ine committee contain an aggregate population OF
over thirty thousand.
| TWENTY PERSONS KILLED BY A NINE ACCIDENT.
| DoRTMUND, PRUSSIA Dec. 2l-While cage waa
sc, oesccendinS m the Hardenburg mine yesterday the
chaln 10 which II was attached broke ami the cage
1el, Killing twenty persons.
THE EUROPEAN WAR CLOUD.
BERLIN, Dec. 2l-The National Gazette says a
| movement or troops Is contemplated with the OBJ
lect OF stationng larger garrisons on the Russan'
| frontier. The erection OF large barracks and the
double tracking OF some OF the eastern railways
are projected.
The North German Gazette. referring 10 the re-
marks or the ST Petersburg Gdios In regard to
frussla'S military preparations says: The meas
ures are defensive. Nobody could regard them al
| wars
The Rochester Bank Failure Causes
| Another.
| GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG DEPosIToRs.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, Dec. 2l-The william O.
Moore private banking house at Victor N Y.
which was obliged TO close its doors yesterday,
owing TO the suspension OF the City Bank of
| Rochester, has Liabilities estimated at si0O.OoO
| MT. Moore has made an assignment OF the assets
% Josiah Upton, or Victor as follows: Farm worth
$4,000 mortgaged for Sc. coo; bank building worth
| 1900 mortgaged for s. 600, and cash and paper
In the bank vaults estimated al $4,000 There are
balances on deposit of $4,000 The greatest ex-
citement prevails I'm Victor, and business men
doubt II the bank will pay ten cents on the dollar.
| The Greenbacker~.
| THEY WILL NOT FUSE WITH THE OLD PARTIES, OR
FORM NEW oNE But WILL STICK TO THEIR OLD
| ORGANIZATION.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 2i.-The committee OF tho
greenbackerS adjourned shortly after IL O'Clock
last night Lee Craniall, the secretary OF the
| committee, authorizes the statement that the
| meeting was called TO look over the ground con.
slider any proposition that might be made, and
terest or tho nar11 an , 70 ~, uv ~, III WE oes. iu
IuSlon element In the meeting, but after a rull
discussion OF all questions bearing on the welfare
| or the party, all propositions for fusion with
either OF the old parties or for the organization of
a new one, were squarely beaten, and the mem-
home and go to work to still further build up the
party under It's present organization, that being
| deemed as perfect as it can be made. Twenty.
| two states were represented at the meeting.
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| Action AUosmss sB,c sxncp.asser Ru~ar
has commenced an action against the city bank
OF Rochester on behalf OF the people, TO dissolve
'he corporation ana appoint receiver.
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