Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-16
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THE IRISH STATE TRIALS.
FITzHARRIs GETS ALIFE SENTENCE.
SEVERE STORM IN DAKOTA:
CHINESE CONSULATE IN CHICAGO.
THE CYCLONE IN OHIO AND INDIANA:

THE CYCLONE IN OHIO AND INDIANA.
General Foreign News By Gable.
L. wApDrNGToN's MOVEMENT.
| VIENNA, May la-It IA rumored that M Wada
| aington Will return TO France from Moecow afte1
the coronation OF the car, by way OF Vienna
rRicHrNosIs FROM AMERICAN PORK
BERLIN, May !6-The North German t9nzefse ats
| tempts TO prove by statistics that the DANGER m
| contracting trfchnosis from American pork n
Sixty times greater than It is from German pork.
aud refers TO the latest reports OF the ON
GERS al chicago, Erie and Boston, aud TO publica.
ons In the New York medical journal O prove
we correctness OF Its statements the Gazette De,
ciares that the Inspection OF pork on It's arrival "a
| German ports has proved useless It says mat the
Is small ana Is decreasing, and that the Question
therefore Is not OF economic Importance
CONFLICTING STORIES ABOUT THAT NFIRNAu
LONDON. May i6-The head constable at I,ver.
pool maintains that the story OF the discovery ON
steamer OF an Internal machine in
box which had been entrusted 10 the ca NJ or the
steward Is hoax, and that the box only contained
prick; The Times correspondent at Liverpool,
however, Insists on the truth or the story, and de-
cIareS That the police are anxious to minimize the
Importance OF the affair. The Liverpool Courier
| on the steamer
CONDITION OF THE oouNr DE- oHAxBoRp
y, rAkis, AR May 1.-the accounts OF the condition
! OF the Count de Chambord are conflicting. Tho
says he is seriously i'll and that t is probable tnsS
MS friends are uneasy concerning his state and
| the public.
SIX ANARcBIsrs ARREsrkD.
PARIS, May i6-Stx anarchists have been sr.
rested for circulating seditious pamphlets among
| the troops
Chinese Consulate i'm Chicago.
pSSan CHICAGO III. May le-Itis announced that tho
Peking government has decided 10 establish COM
suiate IN this city, TO consist OF two members one
Amercan and one Chinese, who will devote them-
lestal empire. There are seven hundred Chineso
engaged in various avocations here. and claims
have been made that the police have raided the
resorts OF these people indscriminately. and have
thus confounded the innocent with the guilty ana
CERTAIN Q, the Cinnamon have requested the ap-
polntment OF representative OF their governments
10 whom they can make appeal
Effects Of the Storm In Dakota.
BURNING A HOTEL FOR FUEL
FORT STEVENSON, OAK, May la-The storm On
the 9Th and 10th instants has completely ,solate0
this place from the outside world. The military
telegraph lines, both wires and poes are down
for miles, and travel is practically suspended the
roads being I'm such bad condition. Wood has
here was compelled to purchase q wooden build-
Ing that had been used hotel to use ss fuel
to na mn mis have shut down. it being impossible
swollen into river.
Damage bv Mouday,s Cyclone I'm Iudi.
ana and Ohio.
CINCINNATI. O., May 18-Reports have be t,re.
eelved OF the ravages OF Monday nights storm Ia
Indiana and Ohio showing that the cyclone swepS
across an area about l2 miles I'm length, about sY
miles north OF Connersyille, Indiana, with a path
Jew rods wide. striking the little village OF Wa
terloo and destroying every house but three In the
place and doing great damage TO the farms ia itS
Ssr PAN, out inlu1ng nobody The fine iron bridge
the southern part OF Wayne county, adjoining.
lnuE much damage was done to the farms Houses
were unrooled, ana one or two people wer0
slightly injured. The same storm passed through
Preble county, Ohio, unroonng houses and barna
and doing damage estimated at $40 600 Farther
east at Germantown and Miamisburg, there was
severe hatistorm, doing immense damage 70 veg.
citation. The fruit was almost entirely destroyed.
Tax ON Telegraph Poles.
r,'u WELLINGTON Del: May 1.-THE Western Union
ised 70 pay, under protest, the municipal tax Of
one dollar per pole. The city council had directed
streets this morning II the company stiii refused
70 pay the tax. which amounts to $3.50
The Prosecution In Ireland.
SKIN THE ooAT' SENTENCED TO PENAL sERvITUpR
FOR LIFE
DUBLIN, May i6-1he trial OF Fitzharrfs, the cab
driver, as an accessory after the fact to the mur.
DER OF Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr. Burke
was concluded this morning. The jury returned
fenced to penal servitude for life.
MORE INDICTMENTS IN DUBLIN
DUBLIN, May 16.-The grand jury have founA
ston, Gibney and Haly. who were charged win
conspiracy to murder Poole, and a true bni for
threatening to murder against Matthias Brady,
who was charged with making threats against
tne lie OF the foreman Of the jury which convicted
his brother, Joe Brady.
BALLA, May 16-A man named Patrick NaNv
has been arrested on the charge OF conspiracy 70
murder 70 landlords In the vicinity OF Battina.
It Is expected that many other arrests on
the same charge will be made.
ARRAIGNMKNTs IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, May 16-Daniel Delaney, who is charged
to-day. and pleaded guilty. Edward McCafYrey.
who last week was arraigned on the same charge.
withdrew his plea OF not guilty entered then. and
substituted plea OF guilty. Their sentences
were deferred. Thomas Martin, who was indicted
for conspiracy to murder, pleaded guilty; but was
country. Kingston and Gibney were then ar.
aalgpea on the charge OF conspiracy to murder,
ARRESTS IN LIVERPOOL.
NvkRPooI, May l6-Patrick O'Brien, formerly
secretary OF the Liverpool land league; Michael
Of have BEEN arrested sof nrnnT 1ns
spreading the circulars forwarded to tradesmen In
Dublin recently. which were termed "An analysis
or special JureS on eighteen trials under the crimes
act" and In which persons having goods OF those
Jurors were threatened. They were remanded for
trial and admitted TO bail
Railroad Agreement Ratified
SAN FRANCISCO, May 16-At meeting last eve.
the Representatives OF the ch,cseo ALTON az RoeS
Island railroads ratified the agreement entered
Into by the New York trunk lines
The Cherokee Council.
MUsCoGEE, IND. TER, May l6.-The Cheroke0
council at fits first session on Monday appointed q
committee to consider what disposition shall b0
made OF the $500 900 for lands west OF 50 degrees
the principal meridian. After rejecting a propo.
siton or the Cherokee strip line stock association
TO lease the Cherokee strip, and after considering
q like proposition from the Cherokee line stock as.
sociaton, the council adjourned for the day.
Labor Strikes Ended.
WnKEsBARRE Pa, May ia few miners ao
the Diamond mine have returned to work on tho
company's terms It is expected that all the
strikers will resume work to-day.
OTTowA, ONT, May l6-The demands OF the
striking American boatmen have been acceded to.
The rate viii be "a per Zoo feet
THE STORY about a sneak thief 10 the Treasury
has no other foundation than the fact that it wss