Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-06
Events i'm the old yoyld.

THE BODIES OF NAPOLEON III. AND PRINCE TNPE-
RIAL NOT STOLEN.
LONDON, January 6.-The vaults at ChiselhurSt
have not been In any way tampered with. 1t APP
pears that telegram was received at Chisalhurst
yesterday from Paris, giving warning against
body SnatcherS, and hence the rurnor published by
the Central News association, that an attempt had
and the Prince Imperial.
OUR BRITISH BRETHREN STILL HARPING ON MR.
BLAINEs CIRCULAR
LONDON. January 6-The DaflY NeacS discussing
Mr.. Biaine's circular to the republics OF Central
and South America, proposing conference at
washington. says:-The meaning of the project Is
the establishment OF an American protectorate
over both Central and South America. Mr.
Blafnes pretenSionS are novel and eXtravagant;
they were never contemplated by the OrginatdrDf
the Monroe doctrine, under which an attempt Will
probably be made to shelter them. Now that Mr..
hope, at least that some rational basis of negotta-
tion can be arrived at That the American Inter-
est on the Pacific board has greatly increased
mts of no doubt, but it is quite another question
whether England is not interested In Panama
canal more deeply. That England, with her vast
canal into any American hands, and acknoWledg-
entire western hemisphere is dream beyond the
domain OF practical politics.
Requests to Religions institutions.
PHLADELPHIA, January 6-The viii OF the late
Aida Van Rensselaer, Constable, OF this city,
among others the following bequests: To the
Union Theological Seminary, OF New York, 81, 900,
to found a scholarship; to the board of foreign
missions OF the Presbyterian church OF the United
States, the American Sunday School Union, and
the Presbyterian committee OF home missions of
New York, 50 600 each; to Seamen's Friend Society
Of New York, and the American Bible Society OF
New York, 81 600 each. Bequests OF 1900 and
81 500 each are also made to various religious and
charitabl e Institutions in this City.
Mail Robbing I'm Dakota.
BISMARCK. ID. I. January 6-At Glendfve 900
miles west OF here, the railroad and express ofi-
ces were broken open yesterday. Three mail
sacks from Fork Keogh, Custer, and Miles
city, bound east, were taken out, cut open and the
contents distracted. The sackswere then thrown
near the tracks. Two watchmen were sleeping IN
the building at the t;me There Is no clue TO the
robbers The value or the mail is not known.
Sudden Death at 104 Years Of Age.
WILMINGTON, DEL, january 6.-Mrs Ann Denny
died suddenly yesterday at the residence OF her
S0n-in-law. near Smyrna, Delaware. She was In
good health last Sunday when, by q reunion OF her
descendants, her 104th birthday was celebrated.
She was born January 1, ls7R
PrOP0Sed Railway COnsoltdatiom I'm
NOv0 Scotia
HALIFAX, January 6--E w. Plunket. civil enCf-
neer OF Montreal, who has been some months 1n
England, has formed company to take possession
OF and complete all railway lines in this province
including line IN Cape Breton Of about 90 miles
to LOufsturg. The total number OF miles Of road
WIN be about SO the province Is under an arrange
ment guaranteefng the payment OF interest TO The
company Of 1880 pounds aeri1ng pef an
NUN. The capital Of the company & ten million
dollars, ANA the0chome win no doubt be accopted
hy the local leg1saafuro which meets on the 18th