Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-23
Opening TransactsOns in Wall Street,
LOW PRICES EnI nwrn NY n.1.u

and ports along the western rivers. over $50 OO(
OF steam tonnage VIII be represented.
Opening TRANSACTIONS in Wall Street.
LOW PRICES FOLLOWED BY RALLY
NEW new 1oKk, ,, Nov %, II a. m-The stock marke,
Were 'sa2 per cent below yesterdays closing quo
| tations The latter, Richmond and Danviile, st
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba however was
| ~ and Colorado Coal and Indiana, Bloomington
and western N per cent higher. In the early
Iraae there was general recovery OF sa1 pei
cent, the latter Canada Southern, after which the
| market became weak and prices fell of aa2 per
| cent, st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Michi.
gan Central Reading and st Paul being most con-
| splcuous In the downward movement. At IL O'Clock
rally OF Ha1 per cent took place, led by Mort b.
west preferred and Michigan Central
Old World News by Cable To-day.
THR IMPERIAL HUNTING TRIP-FRIENDLY RELATIONS
OF RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The emperor will go to Han.
over Immediately on hunting trip. The Russian
| Grand Duke Vladimir VIII toin him there. The
| repeated intercourse OF the emperor with the
Grand Duke Vladimir is much discussed here. II
| Is regarded as confirmation OF the existence OF
friendly relations between Germany and Russia
RELATIONS OF RUSSIA AND ENGLAND WITH GER.
MANY
! LONDON, NOV. 3-A dispatch to the Times from
Berlin says: The wish of Russia TO show Europe
tnat her relations with Germany now are lust as
G. Goroial as they were before the advent OF Gen.
iSnatle1 TO power is doubtless intensified by
knowledge OF the moral support tended to England
0y Germany throughout the latter phases OF the
LETTER FROM SrR STAFFORD NoRTHCoTE
Sir Stafford Northcote In a letter to the Exeter
conservative association says: am not seriously
II! at present. but unless get some real entire resi-
snal oe quite unnt for WORK at the next session
| or parliament, which l anticipate viii be a very
critical one for the conservatives. III they work
result
THE SKYE CRoFTERs AND THEIR LANDLORD
LONDON, Nov. 23.-There is some prospect Of a
settlement between the crOfters on the Isle OF
SKYE and their landlord. The latter has consented
TO submit the dispute to arbitration. The county
ponce nave received promise or q reinforcement Of
A Many OF the crofters are acquainted
thortes are of opinion that only soldiers can ar
| rest the offenders.
CHIEF oBEIDULLAH CARRIED OFF.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Nov. 23-It is reported that
the Kurdish chief Obeidullah while on his way 10
Mosul, was carried off by hts son and a party of
kurds, who fed In the direction OF Kurd1stan.
INDEMNITY FOR AMERICAN LOSSES IN CUBA
MADRID, Nov 23-The cabinet have resolved to
reply TO the demands OF the United States govern
ment with regard to the losses suffered by Amer,-
cans during the cuban 1nsurrection, that they Will
| tice. p''''0-p''' VI ''''e' 'uS-
CoRPsKs LAsHED TO A RAFT
LONDON. Nov 2a-The captain OF a steamer
the coast or Norfolk his vessel passed large raft
| 70 which three or four corpseS were Iashed.
DOUBTFUL
Inc Paris MOntteu' states that Italy has taken
| the Initiative in proposing a conference on the
Egyptian question. 1.-THE Monitesu is Of doubtful
authOrity.1
THE AUSTRIAN RErcHsRATH SUMMONED.
VIENNA, Nov. 23.-The Emperor OF Austria has
summoned the Reichsrath to meet on December S.
RUSSIAN TAX ON FOREIGN PIG IRON
CHARKOFF, RUSSIA, Nov. 23.-The government
has acceded to O petition from the mining CON.
gress for the imposition OF tax OF fifteen copecks
per pound on foreign pig iron. The proposals OF
be accepted.
THE MAGNANTMoUs PRINCE OF WALES
LONDON, Nov. 23.-A dispatch TO the Manchester
Datty Examiner from London says the Prince OF
that the sentence or William Brookshaw 70 ten
years penal servltude for sending threatening
ietter 10 MS royal highness Will be reduced
Fire i'm Grand Rapids
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Nov ga fire last night
IN II, the Kent Iurniture factory caused loss OF
$4,000; insurance $4,000 A. b. Longs saw-mill
was damaged $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Col. HiollOway's CIydesdale Horses.
SHARP LITIGATION AND PROPOSED COMPROMISE.
MONMOUTH, ILL, Nov. 23.-The Scotchmen who
from the farm OF Col. Robert Holloway, OF Alexis,
were yesterday bound over on charges or con-
splracy and false imprisonment. Col Holloway
has sued them for 100000 for SANDER, and they
have begun a suit III the United States court for
an accounting with the Ciydesdale company OF
yesterday Col Holloway proposed to submit the
rights OF the parties to arbitration, and ft Is
thought that the proposition will be accepted.
BrunsWick and Albany Railway.
FRANKFoRD, Nov ga general meeting OF
bondholders of the Brunswick and Albany railway
The bonds represented amounted to s993, 600 An
agreement In accordance with the proposals OF the
committee and the New York counsel was mani
mOusly approved 1t was decided that the coupon
certncateS and coupons OF 1872 and 1873 should he
paid at the rate OF one mark each.
Railroad Litigation in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23-The old litigation of the
Dondholders OF the Chicago, Danville and Win.
rated into the system OF the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois railroad company, was renewed in the
attorney for the bondholders filed petition pray
Ing thaU the suit be again referred to the master
IN ehancery to take proof and that the court APP
Starch Manufacturers Pool.
the west met here last evening and formed pool
TO prevent Over-production. All the factories ex-
cept two joined the movement
The Champion Runners.
MYERS TRAINING IN BALTIMORE FOR HIS CONTEST
WITH GEORGE
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 81. E. Myers the
amateur champion runner of New York. is now in
this city. He Is training at Newington Park for
his contest with George, at the Metropolitan Polo
the hope chat change Of Climate viii beneflt his
health.
The Railroad War.
IT STILL RACES IN THE WEST.
MEwAUKEE, VIE, Nov. 2&-The report sent
out yesterday IN regard to the railroad war, stat
ing that freight rates had been advanced 20 per
cent. Is groundless, and there are no indications
tending to q cessation OF hoSttlitiea.
a Elagmam Killed.
ELIzABRTH, NJ j., Nov. 2a-Edward Lariin, aged
nifty years, q agman. was struck last night by the
Philadelphia express, and died near midnight He
was tagging another train. He leaves wife and
family.