Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-24
The Accident on the Ohio and NIissis.
sfppi Railroad.
A LIST OF THE WOUNDED.

ST: LOUIS, Mo-. Sept: M.--Among those wounded
by the accident on the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
TSad near ar. seymou Ind yesterdsy were Mrs
she was badly injured about the head and breast
Mr. Perdus. Of Green Ridge. Mo-, had his leg
son, leg and rib broken; Albert Ridge, head and
shoulders hurt; the porter of the sleeper name
unknown, several ribs broken. The name OF the
reported that train No. left Seymour Immediately
behind train No. g. and that 1t was running at the
rate OF 30 miles an hour when 1t struck No. 3.
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. aL-Later reports from the
accident near Seymour, Ind, on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, show that no one was killed.
this morning. The boy reported killed is running
about. Engineer Phipps, also reported killed. is
stu alive. but his injuries are severe. He was
crushed between the engine and wrecked car on
side track. Both trains had been ordered to 20
slow past the wreck OF the freight train, and
Phipps was ordered to come to full stop, as he
had car OF unusual width In his train. and there
was doubt OF its clearing the wreck. He seems
to have reached the point before he was aware of
II, though 1t was well marked by bonfire.
General Foreign News by Cable.
THE EXPELLED PRUssIAN BISHOPS
ROME, Sept. M-The Vatican has authorized the
to open negotiations with the Prussian govern
ment Ior their return to their pastorates
CHOLERA AT PEKIN. CHINA.
NJ; San IN FRASCisSo. sept a45The steamer Coptic
brings advices to the eject that cholera has
broken out at Pekin.
IRISH MEETINGS YESTERDAY.
DUBLIN. Sept M-The meetings Of the Irish Ma
Bandon near Cork and at Raiow County Se Wasea
ford, yesterday, passed OF In an orderly manner.
A government reporter was present at each gath
CHOLERA QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS REMOVED
GIBRALTAR, Sept A-The governor has issued
an order removing the quarantine restrictions
upon vessels arriving from eastern ports where the
cholera has been prevailing.
REBRLLIOUs CHIEFS SENTENCED 10 DEATH
DURHAM, Sept A-The rebellious chiefs, Nam.
poer, and Mapoch, who were defeated by the Boer
have been tried at Pretoria, found guilty OF tre
son, and sentenced to death.
FRANCE AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, Sept 24-The MonfteW de Rome learns
France have reached q satisfactory conclusion
The French government has restored the sup
pressed a stipend to the Catholic clergy. and has
tloES towards the Holy see.
GROANS FOR THE QUEEN
DUBLIN. Sept A-Notwithstanding the procla-
of meetings in the counties OF Clare and Limerick
on Sunday, several thousands Of persons headed
Clare. yesterday. and attempted to hold an Irish
national league meeting. A large police force was
present and prevented the organization OF the
lamatiOn and the crowd dispersed, uttering groans
for the queen and shouting "God save reland!"
THE ToNQUIN NEGOTIATIONS.
LONDON, Sept ga dispatch from Paris to the
Times says the reply OF the government Of China
to the memorandum OF the proposals by the
French government for the settlement OF the Ton
Quin difficulty, which was telegraphed to Pekin
by the Marquis Tseng. has just been received It
Is said that the response favOrs the theory OF di
vision OF the neutral zone OF Tonquin. The Times
dispatch states that It Is not likely that France
viii reply fav0raby to this counter proposition.
Everything, however, points TO an ultimate favor
able solution OF the question at issue, and that