Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-22
IMPERIAL FEAR OF THE NIHILIsTs.
THE czAEs CORONATION POSTPONED.
CARDINAL McCABE THREATENED
Old World News by Cable.
CARDINAL N'CABE THREATENED.

DUBLIN, May S-Cardnal McCabe has received
a number Of threatening letters. lie is guarded
by police.
PRUSSIA AND THE VATICAN.
LONDON, May ga dispatch 70 the Nescs from
Prussia and the Vatican have advanced rapidly
during the last few days. There is every hope OF
satisfactory settlement by the middle OF June.
Prince Bismarck is stu great invalid. but he is
determined 70 attend the second reading OF the
tobocco monopoly bin in the Reichstag II he has
70 be carried 10 the house
END OF THE cRIvoscIAN REVOLT
CETTTSJR, May 22-The Crivoscians being destjs
tute OF all means OF carrying the revolt, have
crossed the Montenegrln frontier and surrendered
their arms 20 the Montenegrin troops They were
then interned The revolt is thus ended.
DIED YESTERDAY.
LONDON, May 22-Meledy, aged II years. one OF
police and citizens at Ballina on May 5, during the
reloicings over the release of the suspects, died
yesterday.
THE ST. GoTHARp RAILWAY OPENING.
LUcERNE, May ga large number OF guests
invited TO attend the opening OF the ST. Gothard
railway have arrived here.
THE EGyPTIAS QUESTION.
In the house OF commons this afternoon Sic
Charles Dixie, under foreign secretary, replying 10
that an agreement in regard TO Egypt viii prove
efYectuaL
MR. GLADSTONE ON THE REPRESSION Bill.
Mr.. Gladstone, replying 20 Mr.. Patrick Martin.
member for county Kilkenny, stated that he had
seen the resolution OF the Irish judges against the
suppression OF trial by jury, but he was bound 20
say that the government had carefully considered
the matter before the resolution was framed and
that the repression bill contains their deliberate
conclusions
PARNEIL NOT ABOUT TO RESIGN
DUBLIN, May 22-The Freemdn's Journal denies
that Mr. Parnel is about TO resign his seat In tho
mousse OF commons
A CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE czAR AND HIS ROYAL
GUESTS.
BERLIN, May 22-The Berifner Tdoeoau states
that the German embassy at St Petersburg has
been warned that the German Crown Prince
FREDERICK William viii run great danger IL he
attends the coronation OF the Car at Moscow, as
the Car and his guests.
THE CARS CORONATION NOT TO TAKE PLACE THIS
LONDON. May "a dispatch TO the Central
Ne,cs from 11lst states that at a council OF the
Russian imperial family at the Peterhof palace, it
formation touching the projects OF the nihilists.
to defer the coronation OF the car for a year.
RESIGNED.
LONDON, May 22-Sir John Holker has resigned
his position as lord justice of the high court OF
appeal, on account or Ill health.
6, RUSSIAN HEBREWS ggRSEp OFT;
quarter OF Rooms destroyed los houses The
damage is CO., 600 roubles.
MORE xEN-oF-wAR IN ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA, May 22-Two more British gun.
boats and two Greek men-of-war have arrived
here.
FIRE IN CALCUTTA
CALCUTTA, May ga number OF small dwell.
ings here, covering three acres OF ground and oc-
cupied by natives were destroyed by fire on Friday
last
An Alleged Dublin Assassin.
HE Is ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The steamer British
King arrived here from Liverpool to-day, and was
boarded by detectives, who arrested James Finne-
gan suspicion OF being implicated In the assas-
sination OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke. He got on at Liverpool, and II is
said was was seen cen washing some clothes on which
going on before the British consul.
Strike Of Boiler Makers for Increascd
NEW YORK, May e2.-An the boiler makers EN-.
ployed in this city, Brooklyn and Greenpoint, who
are members OF the boiler makers union, made a
formal demand on their employers this morning
fSr an increase nc OF ten Rer cent IN their wages Al,
be made, they declined, with a few exceptions, to
grant the Increase until the employees had been
heard from. The men at once quit work, and were
followed by non-union men. They held a meeting
to-day, and the reports showed that the bosses
tined his men on Saturday that he would grant the
Increase, and they did not strike. Murphy
McCqrdy and Ma Hauser M Bros gave in to-day; Vas as did
Brooklyn. Rfvetters have been receiving $260
day and filters up $s.2
The Peruvian at Father Point.
FATHER POINT, QUEBEC, May 22-The disabled
steamship Peruvian has reached here In tow of
Smith, the Counterfeiter. Arraigned In
New York.
NEW YORK, May 22-Charles III. Smith, who was
indicted by the grand jury OF the District OF Co
lumbia on a charge OF stealing from the Treasury
department certain plates and material OF the six
per cent issue OF bonds on January 18th, 1880,
arraigned before L. s. Commissioner Benedict In
Brooklyn to-day.
Star Route Cases i'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Among the bills pre-
new indictments In the cases OF the star route de-
fendantS arrested In this city, These indictments
are similar TO those which were preferred In SINH
Suspended Again.
Boston, May 22-The Pacific National bank,
which suspended some months ago and resumed
but few weeks since, stopped payment to-day,
and win wind up business us directors have
voted TO 60 into liquidation, and have applied for
receiver. The suspension is considered due TO q
lack OF business since resumption, public conf
any large dealings with the concern. The imme-
diate cause OF the suspension OF the bank was the
Sl en hat All W
be paid in full, but that the original stockholders
will have their investment OF 100000 wiped out.
A Postal Card Threatening the Prcsi.
dents Life.
NEW YORK. May 22-Postmaster Pearson said
this morning that the postal card threatening the
life OF President Arthur had been sent 20 the POST
master General He considers the entire matter
as silly, and attaches no Importance TO IL The de-
partment has made no Inquiries as To the person
who sent it.
Collector WOrthingtOn ON Duty.
BOSTON, May 22-Collector Roland Worthington
entered upon his duties at the custom house at
10 a. m. to-day, and was warmly welcomed by
many merchants. The deputies were sworn in,
the only change being the appointment OF Martin
Munroe to the place made vacant by the resigna-
tion OF Mr.. Danford. Mr.. Munroes name was re.
ceived with three cheers by the merchants present.
New York Plumbers on Strike.
NEW YORK. May 22.-The journeymen plumbers
OF this city again went strike to-day by order oe
the union, and will remain out until ali OF The mem-
bers OF the Boss Plumbers Association pay their
men 81 per day. IL was learned later that the EN-.
ployes OF some shops were working, and commit
tees were appointed 70 wait on the men and induce
or force them to join in the strike.
SMALLPOX ON RIVER STEAMERS - The collector
OF customs at Benton, Montana, telegraphs TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury that smallpox has made
its appearance on the steamers on the Missouri
river, and asks for assistance As Il was found
that the national board OF health had no Jurisdic-
ton the territories, Secretary Folger to-day
telegraphed to the collector to recognize the COM
mttee OF the citizens at Benton as local board OF
health, and to act under their instructions TO sup
press the disease.
BILL FOR DIVORCE Milton Plummer to-day