Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-20
REAT CONSPIRACY TO Be INQUIRED INTO.
A MISSOURI RIVER ICE GORGE.
IT BREAKS AND DOES MUCH DAMAGE
General Foreign News by Cable.
MARINE DISASTERS

General Foreign News by Cable.
| MARINE DISASTERS
| LONDON, Feb 2a-The steamer Quebec which
arrived at Liverpool yesterday, has been docked
| The steamer Glenbernie, from Baltimore, mas
| American ship H. $. Gregory from oueenstown
| TO Port Townsend, watch was abandoned $50 miles
west ~ss OF fastnet The Allan line steamer Buenos
Ayrean has been In collision with and sunk A
steamer on Lamlash, Scotland Eleven OF the
crew OF the latter steamer We're drowned.
| 10 ATTEND THE CARS CORONATION
| LONDON, Feb. 20-A dispatch 10 the Times from
Berlin, says the Emperor William wishes the
Crown Prince Frederick William TO attend the
| THE FRENCH FLAG IN NAp.e.ec.R.
,MARsnLLEs, Feb. 3-By the latest mail from
| Madagascar IL Is learned that the French flag is
| flying on the northwest coast owing 60 the fact
that the natives are very much rritated the prime
tave not TO venture into The interior warIiSe
preparations are proceeding at Tamatave.
| THE SPANISH ELECTIONS
| MADRID, Feb aa-The election OF members n.
| the com mttee OF the chamber on the oaths b,li
has resu lied entirely in favor OF the government
| SOCIALISTS IN SPAIN.
A society OF socialists has been discovered &C
| Aerez. Several OF the members were arrested
ana a number or documents were seized, clearly
proving the connection OF the prisoners with secret
| societies abroad.
| PERSONALS
Senor Posada Herrera, pre- sldent OF the chamber
OF deputies VIII retire from political life I'm Merch
IN ahSof SofpseguenSe t & of old Marshal zaine is
Metz ~ ~N''"e' as
AGAINST AMERICAN PORK.
LONDON, Feb 2O.-The SfdnGard's correspondents
at Berlin states that the bundesrath has adopted
| reguia ton against American pork.
| DIsQUIETING.
In the landt az, yesterday, DR. Maybach minis
yer Oh pubic works, stated that The proposed bill
relative to strategic railways on the eastern fro u
'ler naa no dlsquetlng meaning.
FRENCH woRKINGNES HEARD FROM
rARis Feo. IA deputation of worklngmen
Greyy protesting against the political Instability
OF france, which, they say, Injuries the interests
the condition OF affairs complained OF are the tol.
Grafton shown pretenders and the over-piiancy
| towar ds foreign powers
The Dublin Murder Conspiracy.
| THE PRISONERS in COURT AGAIN TODAY.
DUBLIN, Feb 2O.-The prisoners charged with
numbering Lord Frederick Cavendish and Mr.
Burke, were again brought up to-day TO hear this
case, which was necessary before their committai
Tor trial was completed.
LONDON, Feb eo-The Central ye,rs saws the NO.
ice are convinced that the man known as NO n
Is Gen. McAdaras, who was in London on saturday.
THE WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Mrs Byrne has arrived I'm Dublin. She was ox.
amlned at the castle this morning, and Will q
being concerned In treasonabIe 's sonspirncy W''a
1aRa GREATER &c SossrIEAcr ~ FAC TO BIZ ISerIRED INTO
LoSDos, Feb 2n-The Pau Mall Gazette says ft
is stated that the government viii open at Dublin
castle on Friday an inquiry into a conspracysOf
much wider area and OF more destructive aim than
tnat or The murder society.
MRS. BYRNE MAKES A FULL CONFESSION
It Is reported that Mrs. Byrne has made fun
confession or all she knows concerning the wOfk
of the assassins. Several arrests are expected 70
be made on the strength OF her Information.
Flood Disaster On the Missouri River.
RUSH OF AN IMMENSE ICE GoRGE-A TOWN SUE.
MERGED GOVERNMENT TUG CRUSHED.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. S-Inf0rmation from St Charles
Mo-, is to the effect that an immense ice gorge
came ru 'hing down the Missouri river yesterday
m on hf,rfan
water, which overiowej the low bottom Ian Is op-
poslte 81 Charles, and almost submerged tho
ectra was crushed by the ice and nearly an tie
government work for the Improvement OF nayiga-
eonr,a S!Un at IN mat point was swept away The St
liable dock built into the river, were destroyed
The railroads In this vicinity are getting in gooi
shape again, ana schedule time is about resumed.
The Ohio River Falling.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb 2l-The river commenced
railing again at IL O'Clock last night, and at 4
O'Clock this morning was s. feet 4 inches, ana
failing nall an Inch hourly.
Through Travel Between Boston and
Washington
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 21-It is Officially announced
by the Pennsylvania railroad company that train
service between Boston and Washington with
through passenger cars and Pullman sleepers has
been re-establlshed The transfer steamer Mary.
land, which has been thoroughly overhauled, is
again In service on this route
Serious Results of AN Alteration In
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb 20-An alteration took
place yesterday between Charles Mcdonald, son
OF the postmaster, and Henry Turner, which re-
suited In the latter being shot through the bowels
while McDon aid was seriously injured by being
beaten with an iron poker.
A Freight Train Wrecked and in
Flames.
DANBURY, CONN, Feb. al-An empty engine,
and the freight train on the Danbury & Norwalk
railroad, collided half a mile below the depot at
i:So O'Clock this morning. tank OF oil on
flames. The main track is blocked and cannot be
cleared before noon. No one was seriously hurt
The night mail bags from New York were burnel
Revolt at Sing Sing Prison.
SING SING, N. Y, Feb. 2o.-To-day so men in tho
they have been locked up. The ~ men who were
locked up yesterday are still In their cells More
trouble Is ANTICIPATED this afternoon. BY prompt
action violence has been prevented SO far
Railroad Election.
NEW YORK, Feb 20-The Delaware. Lackawan.
na and Western railroad company's stockholders
today elected the following officers for the ensu-
nag year. F Fred cnam:
managers, John l. Blair, George Bliss, Percy r.
ryns Wm Walter Phelps Wilson g Hunt Ben
Jay Could Sidney Dillon, Russell Sage VIM E.
Dodge. Jr, Edgar s. Auchipcloss and Andrew T.
A Fatal Railroad Accident.
sT LOUIS, Mo, Feb so.As the Texas express
sharp curve into Poplar street last night, the
engine LETT the track and dashed into the stove
foundry OF Bridge, Beach Co., breaking hole IS
feet square In the building. The baggage car was
badly damaged. No other car LEFT the track VIM.
Smith, q fireman had his arm broken, and Richard
Garvey, a boy, who jumped on one OF the cars 70
catch r1oe, was fatally wounded. None OF The
passengers were hurt
Vanderbilt Not m.
NEW YORK, Feb a0-There is no truth IN the
story published here this morning that VIM. H
Vanderbilt was dangerously I'll. He is at his o1ico
this morning attending 70 business
Six More Victims Of the Diamond Mtn0
Disaster.
BRAIDwooD, Ill, Feb 20-Sx new names are
added to the list OF those killed I'm the Diamond
mine disaster, making 90 in all 1t is feared the
number may vet reach 100. The new names are:
Lewis Williamson, who leaves a wife and SIX
children; Samuel Lenguaski who leaves a wife
and four children In Germany; John Dowing,
single; Abel Lincominge, relatives unknown:
Louis Slartrick, who leaves a family, and John
Jellf.
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