Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-05

boats used I'm the passenger traffic Additional
,, Uodies nave been recovered, and the relies found
upon them Will assist materially in their identi0-
cation
Anti.COsti Sufferers.
noiann ff Ses @ SnIne government steamer Ma
houses in the gulf, including Bird Rocks On her
| return she Will take of and bring up from Anti.
Cost such OF the settlers and fishermen as is are
threatened with want this winter.
General Foreign News.
REVOLT AGAINST THE AMEER
ST PErERsBTRG, Oct a-The Turkestan Gazette
states that the Afghan troops have revoted against
| the Afneer
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC AND BRAZIL.
an,sn LONDON, OcI sIIhe consul general OF the Ar.
has received letter from President Roca declaring
tnere Is nothing to justify fear OF interruption
Brazil. ~
THE PROPOSED IRISH NATIONAL CONVENTION
Inc correspondent OF the Standard at Dublin
posed national convention will be postponed
AsIATIC CHOLERA IN FRANCE
arp Paris, oct 5.Seyeral cases OF Asiatic cholera
Mont Gents tunnel All mail bags passing through
tnat place have TO be disnfected A commission
or physicians has arrived TO Investigate the source
character and extent OF the disease.
BAKER PAsHA TO BE ARRESTED
LONDON, oct. 5-A dispatch TO the Ne,rs from
Sonstantinople reports that the Sultan is extreme
ly vexed at the departure OF Baker Pasha. IL is
stated state that the governors of smyrna and Rhodes
were ordered TO arrest him, and the Khediye has
been commanded to send him back.
AN EXPLORER DEAD.
LONDON, Oct 5-Charles Wahab, who recently
made an exploration OF Burmah, starting from
China, is dead.
THE sUEZ CANAL TO BE ENLARGED
rr,' paR,s' OCT 5;-Ihe Ietegrdphe reports that the
Company, at a meeting yesterday, came to a COM
plete agreement In favor OF the Improvement and
enlargement OF the canal, In view OF the expected
increase OF traffic.
Mr.. DILLON MAY RECONSIDER
LONDON, OCT 5.-Mr Dillon, in replying to re-
solution or the LVerDOOl land league
him TO reconsider the resignation or HIS seat In
parliament writes that he win give the matter his
earnest attention, and says that nothing but iii
neaith could have caused him TO quit politics.
ARABI WANTS TO BE TRIED BY ENGLIsHMEN.
Times says:-Arabi Pasha demands a trial By
Englishmen, saying he surrendered to them, and
mat ne would have escaped IL he had known he
was to be tried by Egyptians, from whom he ex-
poets no mercy.
THE ITALIAN CHAMBER DISSOLVED.
so1n h9ME @ oct o;mIhe King has signed decree dis
for the new chamber will be held at the end oe
TUN1S, OCT 5-The fnSurgent Arabs are prepar-
Ing 10 make raids south OF Chott on the Algerfne
post The threatening attitude OF the Insurgents
Is causing anxiety among the military authors
FURTHER HoNoRs FOR woIsELEY AND SEYMOUR.
LONDON, Oct. 5-The corporation OF London has
decided to present an address OF congratulation
to Gen. Wolseley, and the freedom OF the city and
Wolseley has already received the freedom OF the
city.
THE PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA.
CAIRO Oct. 5.-The usual yearly caravan with
the sacred carpet for Mecca, started to-day There
guard Of honor was present All passed OF
quietly.
DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-One Flannigan and his wife.
who are suspected OF being connected with the
murder Of Lord Mountmorres. at Clonbur.
County Galway, September 25th, 1880, have been
arrested at Cong, in that county.
A Mishap 10 the Jamestown.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, Oct 5-At 10 O'Clock
this morning the school ship jamestown sailed
from the Roads for cruise OF ten days on the
capes and thence to Gardiner's bay. In beating
out she missed stays and went on Willoughby
tug Fortune from Norfolk.
Prohibition i'm New York.
SYRACUSE, NY, Oct. 5.-The state prohibtory
amendment association was opened yesterday,
with j. n. Stearns, OF New York, president The
association resolved 10 forward petitions to the
legislature + or the passage OF a prohibitory law.
An Accident on the baltimore and
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct 5.-An accident is reported
TO have occurred near here this morning on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. A freight train ran
into the rear OF another freight train, causing the
death OF two OF the crew, wrecking two engines
and five cars The full particulars OF the disaster
are not as yet known.
Direct from CaIIao.
CALLAo PERU, Oct. 8, a.m-Telegraphic COM
munica:ion with the United States and Europe via
the lines or the Central aid South American Tele-
graph Company, was established this morning,
much to the satisfaction OF the commercial conf
munity. 1t is expected that the lines TO valpar
raso VIII be opened by october 18th.
ThurIow Weed Very HI.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-ThuTlow Weed is very Ill,
and last evening Mrs. Barnes. his daughter came
from Albany on an early train. To-day he seems
little more comfortable, but all visitors to his
house are denied admission by his physician A
medical consultation on his case is to be held this
afternoon.
The Tale of a Deputy Collector.
TRENTON, Nj, Oct 5.--In the trial OF Col C. ii.
Houghton, collector OF the port OF Perth Amboy,
this morning. j. Kearney Smith, the deputy collec
tor, was continued on the stand for cross-exami-
nation. He testified that all the names OF persons
on the payroll who rendered service were put on
the rolls by him by the direction OF Col Houghton
Witness was suspended from the custom house on
tried TO shield Houghton because he considered
him his friend
Nominations Made i'm baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct 5.-Henry +. Gary Robert Gil.
NOR, Campbell w. PinKney and william A. Fisher
were to-day nominated by the democratic conven-
city. All except Mr.. Fisher are present incumr
bents.
The Oregon Senatorial Fight.
SALEM, OREGON. Oct SIN the senatorial fight
some OF the Mitchell supporters have gone over to
Richard Williams, eX-member OF Congress who
appears for the first time In the contest, and who
Is considered promising dark horse.
The Tariff Commission.
NEW YORK. Oct 6-The tariff commission as.
the leading dry goods houses OF this city an6
Brooklyn put In an appearance The regular pre-
ident OF the commission, Jno. L Hayes, was pres
him sat Peter Cooner Isfo1fno to enc rernarsre ~