Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-22
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JOHN HOWARD PAYNE.
ARRIVAL OF HIS REMAINS TO-DAY.
A BIG PRICE PAID FOR A TRorTER
EUROPEAN EVENTS OF INTEREST,
Old World Events.

Old World Events.
EXCITED SKYE cRoFTERs
LONDON. March ga dispatch from Glendale
lsie OF SKYE, reports that the cro.ters at Water
stein are excited. They have driven the stock of
Lord Macdonald away.
ExrEcTED INCREASE OF EMIGRATION
LIVERPOOL March 2s-ttMlng To the une xnected
Increase OF emigration this season, shin owIers
are holding conference FOR the purpose OF agree
Ing upon rates or passage.
PARSELL GONE TO LONDON
London. "
MANCHESTER MARKET
LONDON, March 22-The Manchester Guardian
IN It's commercial article says there T. but little
change In the course or business The market is
steady, but In some cases there is slight weak
ness.
FRENCH AFFAIRS
PARIS, March 22.-The revision OF the constitu
t1on league has published It's program IN attacks
the present constitution as framed in the nferest
OF an ollgarchy, and declares that reform or n
durable government is impossible with two hos
Intelligence has been received that a column OF
French troops under Col Des Borde after a severe
the Niger. Unless the troops are Supplied with
their position.
THE REcroRsHIP OF ST Andrews
. LONDON, March 22-Matthew Arnold James
ussei Russei Lowell Qhe L. S. minister1, and Herbert
Spencer are mentioned as candidates for the rec
lorsnip Oh 81 Andrews university.
THE DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
LONDON, March a--Cardnal Manning has
ISSUED an appeal asking for collection I'm of
the distressed people In Ireland.
EXTRA DETECTIVES IN LONDON
DUBLIN, March 22-The Freenan's Journal saws
number OF inspectors on duty In Ireanl have
Deen drafted TO London as extra detectives Their
uuty Will oe 10 watch persons suspected OF con-
hection with outrages and conspiracy.
DuELLrNG STUDENTS.
VIENNA. March 2S-The recent demonstration Of
reaulng club or students here In memory of
wagner has led TO twenty duels among the stu
dents, the combatants being Germans on the one
I'M af fha
tlcipants was severely wounded.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE AMERICAN TARIFF
LONDON, March aa-The Times saws the new
tarin law I'm the United States is only a step to-
wards Tree trade, the prospects for which might be
clouded III the prosperity OF America were checked
or III the democrats were TO shrink from their posi-
t1on on the question. The alarm OF the protect-
ionists indicate how the prospect for Tree trade "a
at present frightened
The Passion Play.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 22-Application has
been made to the mayor Tor permission TO present
the Passion play here, but no answer has been
n given as yet Inc mayor Is inclined 70 refuse his
OF successful negotiations being made.
The Remains OF John Howard pav~.-
ARRIVAL OF THE BURGuNpIA
NEW YORK, March 22.-The steamship Bur.
gnndia, from Marseilles. with the body OF John
Naveslnk Highlands at 10 O'Clock this morning
RECEPTION OF THE RENAME
NEW YORK, March Arrangements were per.
fected to-day for the reception or the remains OF
John Howard Payne, which have just arrived In
port by the steamer Burgundia to-day. An under,
taker and his assistants went down the bay this
morning, In revenue cutter, 20 meet the Incoming
steamer 10 OBTAIN the remains or the dead poet
and convey them TO the city Hall The cover.
nQr'S room In the City Hail, where the body
VIII lie In state to-day and Tomorrow when
they VIII be removed to Washington, DC,
mas been draped In mourning. The body will be
placed on catafalQue SO that visitors may readily
view IL as they pass through the room. Tho
special committee OF the board OF aldermen ab.
pointed TO receive and convey the remains 20 tho
City Hall met with the representatives OF w, w.
Corcoran, OF Washington, at noon to-day and In
FORMED the latter OF the preparations they had
made. The aldermanic committee and the Wash.
ington delegation will meet the body at the land.
Ing. From here the remains will be taken to
washington on special car furnished by the
pennsylvania railroad company and delivered to-
the authorities OF Oak Hill cemetery to be held bf
them until the 9Th or June, the Slst anniversary OF
the poets birth, when the final ceremonies win
ia ke place.