Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-24

VIENNA, Jan. s4.-It is reported that the whole
central portion or the town OF Nicotien, Russia,
liIe - ''''' 'N'S
Davitt. IHealy and GeaiMn.
THE Alternative PRESENTED TO THEM.
DUBLIN, JAM 2a,-At the queens bench division
today Messrs. Davitt, Heaiy and Quinn, who are
charged with melting TO lawessness were ordered
to find securities for their good behavior or to go
to prison for six months A weeks time was al
lowed them in which to make their choice.
DECISION OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
DUBLIN, JAN 2L-The chief justice, in giving
Judgment in the case OF Messrs Davitt, Heaiy ana
Quinn. held that the language OF the defendants
was distinctly sedtious and an Indictment to civil
war. Judge Lawson added that he had never read
more blasphemous language than that OF Mr..
Davitt Davitt and Healy were required to find
sureties in $1,000 each and two each of e5OO and
Quinn one in e500 and two in .e250 each. Only
Davitt and Quinn were present In court
d.. Blood to be Returned to Massa-
chusetts.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. PA reQuisitlon from the
governor OF MASSACHUSETTS, was received here this
morning for DR.: Charles L. Blood. who was ar
rested In this city several days ago for swindling
The prisoner was taken before Judge Ludlow, who
signed the warrant for his return, but gave d.
Testons that the accused should be given an op
the custody OF the Boston detectives.
President Grevy,s Hint to the Ex.Em-
LONDON, Jan. ga Paris dispatch to the Globe
this evening, says: IA crowd assembled at the
ex-Empress Eugene, and greeted her with marks
OF sympathy. private message had been con-
stantine from President Grevy, to the effect that
her presence In Paris was not desirable. The
Orleans princes to their In order
The latter statement Is probably not true.
Decision In Favor Of the He'll Telephone
BOSTON, Jan. A.-Judye Gray, OF the Q. 8. cir
cult court, has granted an Injunction against the
IelPnhOne COmD3D natpnt
favor OF the Bell Telephone Company. The stock
OF the latter company has Jumped from $500
Senator Mcpherson Reelected.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 24.-At the joint session of
the house and senate to-day, at noon, Senator Jno.
r. Mcpherson was reelected on the first ballot by
majority Of two. Forty lone votes were required
to elect. The vote on the first and only ballot
taken was: Mcpherson, 49, Hobart, 36; Ludlow, 2.
Wall Street To-day.
BREAK IN DENVER, FOLLOWED By DECLINE ALL
ALONG THE LINE
NEW YORK, Jan. A-The Posts financial article
| says. The stock market during the forenoon
was feverish and generally weak. 1t opened
lower fell of at first, then strengthened up about
than last night but about II 80 there was break
In Denver, which declined from AK; at auuut
80 to 4s in the next twenty :putes it's aps
eam'n.:: go rom the general market. and
| that its fluctuations have less and
less erect as they become more cratic.
AS to what has been the principal cause Of the
general decline in the last three days, whether as
the result of selling II long stock or whether by
the increase of short interest, opinions differ.
Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr. Gould both denied last
night and this morning that they had been selling
any stocks for week past, and the market is evi-
IDENTIFY In the hands Of smaller class OF dealers,
who have caused the recent fluctuations. At the
opening Of the market there was an evident en-
deavOr to break prices, which did not first sue
coed, but was partially 50 afterward The market
at IL 80 was duh and steady With prices slightly
above the lowest