Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-25
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THE CRISIS IN FRANCHs
CASES OF DAvITT AND HEALY1
TIE WINTER CARNIVAL IN MoNTREAr3
A KANSAS MURDERER LYNCHED;
? DAvITT AND HEALY1
MURDERER LYNCHEDi
The French Crisss.


The French CRISIS.
rHR ONLY BssAk IN THE TRANQUILITY OF EUROPE
LONDON, Jan. 2-The Times I'm an editorial
article this morning says: White France Is passind
through crisis as severe as any she has expert
to reflect that in all the other countries OF Europ
there reigns tranquility which for the presenS
nothing Is likely TO invade.
WHAT THE Kx-KNPREss KraKHru sArs OF HEn
GOING 10 PARIS :
LONDON, Jan 2-The ex-Empress Eugenie, in
an interview with q newspaper reporter said she
nor attempted to DO so. She had no communicay
tion with the French government and no hint thad
London, having tse oe,ee Of nes 70
jour ney, which was simply one or family
| sympathy with Princess Mathilde
THE COMING NEW CABINET
LONDON, Jan. S.-A Paris dispatch TO the Fx.
change telegraph company says It is reported than
M d. Freycinet and N. Wilson viii form q new
NO LEGAL CASE AGAINST PRINCE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, Jan. &.-Ffparo and the Gd,.,ofs saw thas
the report OF the magistrate who is conducting ths
inquiry In the case OF Prince Napoleon states THAI
proceedings. This report Will not be published
until the chamber OF deputies has decided I'm re.
gard 70 the bills against pretende to the throne.
A Fire Delays Railroad Trains.
EAsToN, Pa. Jan. 25.-A frame building 100 feet
to the New Jersey Central Railroad compsnS. WAS
burned last night, together with the contents.
fell over on the Central road, delaying trains Tor
several hours The loss win amount TO $4,000
ftsty men are thrown out of employment
General Foreign News BY Cable.
PRovIsIoNs FOR FAMrsHING Islanders.
murray Island, on the coast OF AlIgo Island, with
provisions Tor the inhabitants, who are reported
TO be starving.
LONDON, an ga St Petersburg dispatch 70
Reuters Telegram company denies the report OF
Vienna yesterday. The Moscow fe,e0raph has
received second warning for violation OF the
press laws.
Mr. HEALf SAYS HI Will NOT GIVE BAN, But GO
DUBLIN, Jan 25.-Mr. Healy, who, with Messrs.
Queens bench division to fnd security for his
good behavior, says he will refuse to give ball. and
Will go to prison.
BAIL VOLUNTEERED FOR pAvrrr AND HrALY.
LONDON, JAN 23.-Mr. Joseph Cowen. (radical,l
member OF parliament for New Castle-6n-Tyne,
has telegraphed to Mr. Davitt as follows: "If you
desire TO give bail will become one OF your bonds.
men, or for Mr.. Healy If he desires It"
The Sc. Georges Union and Mr. clad.
TORONTO, ONT, Jan. 25.-The St George Union
OF North America will on Monday next forward 10
Hon w. E. Gladstone, in commemoration OF his
nifty years OF public service, an illuminated ad-
president, and Charles F. Benjamin. OF Washing.
ton, ID. c., secretary. St Georges Union com.
prises St Georges societies all over the American
continent
|. A Grecian Vice Consul Recalled.
GAMBIA, Jan. 2.-The relations between the
governor and the Greek consul here have been
suspended. The vice CONSUL having insulted the
governor, has been recalled to Athens
Lynching a Man who Killed a SHERIFF.
WICHITA, KANSAS, Jan. 2o-A report is received
here TO the effect that Sheriff Shenneman was
shot while arresting Charles Cobb alias Smith, .
desperado, near Udell City, on Tuesday afternoon.
q a nf moi fyhh hhnYy3
smith was taken TO a farm house where he was
held to await assistance from Winfield. Upon re-
men proceeded to the scene OF the tragedy aud
hung Cobb to the nearest tree. Cobb also killed Q
constable In Butler county few days ago.
Princess Louise Sails for Bermuda.
CHARLESTON, s. G., Jan. 3-H. NJ. s. DIDO
for Bermuda, bearing the Princess Louise, her
maids or honor and NJ. Josceline Bagot The
weather is calm and beautiful
The Wilkesbarre Cave-in.
WLLkEsBARRE, PA, Jan. 23.-There are no new
mine inspector for this district, who has made an
examination is OF the opinion that the fan is the
been smouldering there, and which has caused the
weakening OF the pillars and props BY their slow
burning.
Sentenced for Manslaughtcr.
TRENTON, n; J., Jan, 25.-George Pullen, who
killed James Dunn, OF thiSclty, I'm November last,
pleaded guilty this morning and was sentenced to
10 years Imprisonment He was indicted for man.
tice Bestey said Ia sentencing P1llen that the in
dictment should have been for murder, In which
case the prisoner would have been in great danger
MOntreaps Winter Carnival.
THE FESTIVITIES IN PROGRESS TO-DAY.
MONTREAL, Jan 2.-The weather this NOR ming
is again delightful for the outdoor sports OF the
all that could be desired. Everyone is loud in
praise OF yesterdays sights and scenes, which arc