Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-03
THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to qle Star.
The Trial 81 the Haxsru

CHARGES AGAINST CADET ANDnEwa
the q ensseS wtS Sf
sun,ea tins morning on he .. saip NaTsi
Win %assns Sa, Ssses o. NV e s;ssTS:
swim on = dashed hammock. which was dashed
20 o. way and
Stearns lie ten minutes motionless In . tank In .
wash room. Third, with making Naval Cadet
stellation. The accused pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF violating the act OF Congress- not guilty
to IL, the i,ss and second specifications and guilty
Naval Cadet b W. steams, Of the fourth class.
TESTIFIED that the accused, Mr.: Andrews. was
present when he was hazed. but did not take part
Cadet Hawkes.. Of the third class, testified that
accused had nothing TO do with the hazing Cadet
generating Andrews
Boycoteing the Boston Herald.
BOSTON, Sept a-Resolutions were passed yes
terday by the amalgamated Irish and Catholic
societies OF Fall River, In joint convention. to
refused to print an appeal for aid in behalf OF the
families OF the men executed for completely In the
Phoenix Park murders
Count De Chambord,s Funeral.
PARIS, Sept 3-The remains of the Count De
CnamOord were conveyed from Frohsdorf to
from there to Garitz in the evening All the
Inhabitants OF Frohsdorf accompanied the process
sion from the chateau to the depot In the streets
through which the mournful procession marched
many black flags and drapertes wero displayed
from the public buildings ana residences.
Marrow Escape OF Railroad Passen.
gers
NEW BRITAIN, Conn.,, Sept SAN east bound
land railroad, consisting OF one baggage and seven
passenger cars, jumped the track near here this
train coided with two freiens cars s standing on
tne sloa track ana smashed them to pieces. Engl-
h nee Allen was badly cut about the head and arms
i've miles an hour.
A Railroad Smash-up.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept s-A freight train was
ditched at Wright City. on the Wabash road, yes
the locomotive badly injured, and the pacing
Mason, were killed The engineer and fireman of
the train and the horses groom were injured.
General Foreign News by Cable.
TIE FENIANs IN GLASGOW.
GLASGOW, Sept a-Th0 nine Irishnen, who have
oeen arrested here on charges OF being connected
VIII, WIN attempts to destroy property 6y dynamite,
nave been under surveillance for several months.
DEATH OF GERMAN AUTHOR
LONDON, sept 3.-Christopher Bernard Levin
SaGekang the German author and formerly con.
0l1et1e, dled yesterday, aged 50 years.
CHOLERA DEATHs
ALEXANDRIA. Sept H-Ther6 Wef6 FIVE deaths nv
cn0lera here yesterday.
CHINA OBJECTS TO THE PEACE OF AMMAN
LONDON. Sept &-The correspondent Of the
Standard at Vienna says the Chinese government
ers. declaring that the treaty Of peace between
France and AMMAN. signed at Hue, is void, as the
King OF AMMAN was forced by the French to
THE WRECK OF THE G. L JONES'
LONDON, Sept a-Further details OF the wreck
on Penzance the LIST instant OF the British bark
state that eleven Of the crew were drowned. in.
Guiding Captain Newton and the pilot
Six THOUSAND IRIsHAEN DEPRIVED CT THEIR
DUBLIN, Sept "a mass meeting was held on
sunday at Cappamore. The police were present
IN force and press reporters were In attendance.
made the statement that by the tyrannicai opera
lions OF andiordism in Ireland six thousand house.
holders had been deprived OF their homes within
the quarter ending on the 1st OF July.
THE FRENCH CAMPAIGN IN AMMAN
LONDON. Sept "A dispatch to the Standard
from Hong Kong states that the French General
additional reinforcement OF I'VE Thousand men.
The country Is still suffering from foods The
the ports OF AMMAN, including Laigon, in state OF
blockade.
ALFONSO SWINGING AROUND THE CIRCLE.
CoRUNkA, Sept liking Alfonso arrived here
tions OF enthusiasm, the populace heartily cheer
ing him. He met a cordial reception at ali points
during his journey. The king has issued decree
restoring constitutional guarantees to all his sub
Jects-
Damage by the Drought in virginia.
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept a-The drought OF the
past two months has done and Is still doing great
damage to the crops throughout the south side of
virginia Unless there Is early fall OF RAIN the
loss will be incaculable In some sections not
more than half crop OF corn can be made, and
the same may be said OF cotton and tobacco. In
some counties no rain has fallen since June The
streams are fast drying up, rendering milling
operations impossible. The river at this place is
SO low that the milIers cannot do more than one
fourth their usual work.
Lord COleridge In Portland.
PORTLAND, ME-, Sept a-Tnis morning Judge
Webb, OF the United States district Court, invited
6rYoo and