Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-09

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Of Georgia.
| PROVIDENCE, r. L, Feb. a-The revenue cutter
Grant arrived at Newport this morning, having re-
turned from search for the missing steamer State
OF Georgia. reported TO be 900 miles from Block
| Island. She was seen by pilot boat several days
Grant was fruitless, and no vessel was fallen In
| Win That had seen the missing steamer.
Old World Events.
| THE COUNT DR CHANBoRD WILL ISSUE A MANIFESTO
VIENNA. Feb Sit is stated that the Count De
Chambord will issue manifesto directly after the
| adjournment OF the French chamber OF deputies.
THE CASE AGAINST PRINCE NAPOLEON.
| PARIS, Feb 9-The advocate general has ne.
| fused to communicate the case against Prince Ma.
poleon 10 the lawyers OF the prince.
ANOTHER STEAMER WRECKED AND THE CREW LOST.
LONDON, Feb: ga steamer has been wrecked
on Harwich. The crew were lost
DIED OF CHOLERA
| HYDERABAD Feb. 9.vThe Nawab Sir Salar Junr
OF the order Of the Star OF India died OF cholera
last night.
THE RESURRECTION OF THE BHEEIs
BOMBAY. Feb. 9-The first regiment OF Bombay
grenadlers and mountain battery have been or
dered Immediately to Ali-RaJpoor TO suppress the
insurrectton OF the Bheels.
MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER, ,Feb.9-The Manchester Guardian
In It's commercial article this morning, says: Ali
departments complain or a lack OF demand. Pro-
ducers, however, In view OF the f1rmness OF the
cotton market, are generally unwilling to reduce
| prices.
Mr.. JUDAH P. BENJAMrN's HEALTH
has retired from practice, was advised by doctors
OF the highest reputation n Paris that the state OF
MS heart renders protracted argument court un.
SAFE Tor him. He is otherwise In good health.
"FIRsT CLASS PRISONERS
DUBLIN, Fen. 9-Messrs Davitt, Healy and
during their confinement I'm kilmainham jail
"RATHER DIE THAN EMIGRATE."
MI. WO0dhouse, the poor law inspector at Glen.
ment OF the starving people who assembled at his
hotel yesterday, admitted that there was distress
In county Donegal, and advocated emigration,
would rather die than emigrate."
THE INDICTMENT AGAINST PRINCE NAPOLEON
PARIS, Feb. s-The tribunal has ouasbed the in.
dlctment against Prince Napoleon, VINO Will be
released from custody this evening.
PRINCE BIsMARcK's PAINS
BERLIN, Feb. 9.-Prince BSmarckS pains have
relief
n PRINCE NAPOLEON AT LIBERTY.
PARIS, Feb. 9.-Prince Napoleon was liberated
at half-paSt three O'Clock this afternoon.
MARINE DISASTERS
LONDON, Feb 9-The steamer BavarIan from
Liverpool, Tor Boston. which returned TO Liverpool
yesterday In consequence OF the damage TO her
machinery, has been docked. The steamer Golden
Horn, from London for Boston, has been stranded
at Hartlepool. The bark Thomas Fletcher, from
St Loubes via Panillie, for Brunswick, Ga, has
taken refuge at Falmouth. Her foremast u
sprung, and she has sustained other damage.
The Suits Against the Western Union.
NEW YORK. Feb 9-Judge Freeman, In the
superior court to-day, decided that the suits OF
VIM. Williams and others, against the Western
1Ga
put over until the appeals taken by the Western
Union .a comp company from previous decisions Of the
Decision I'm the Philadelphia Con.
trOllershfp Dispute.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Feb a-In common pleas
court Nc. 8 to-day Judge Ludlow, for himself
ana Judge Finletter, decided that city councils
Uono An ftSn nofexr
trollership, and therefore that Mr. william L
Taggar had no title TO the once
Judge Yerles was not prepared with an opinion.
but he stated brieny that 50 far as he had given
the subject attention be was led to believe thA1
councils should I'LL the vacancy.
Judgment was then entered In favor OF the com.
monwealth, and counsel for Mr.. Taggar pro-
ceeded at once to prepare writ of error 70 the
Telegraphsc Briefs.
The wet pulp mill OF the T1conderoga pulp and !.
paper company at Tconderoga, n. Y, was totally
destroyed 6y rs this morning. The loss is $4,000;
The trial Of the socialists at cracow. Poland,
WIN. Z Dodge died in New York this morning.
orado say the loss OF stock BY snow storms and
cold weather will amount to Is per cent
$4,000: Insurance s45O0
GAABLERs AND STREET BEGGARa-MaJ. Brock
when questioned this morning on the matter OF Q
SuSpccteQ police talQ on RanOlerS In COuUeue
plation last night was reticent It II probable
that the police are on the alert for any violations
OF the law, and at the same time the gamblers are
on the alert to Illustrate the police when raid -
expected Last night was probably false alarm
Maj. Brock Instructed his leutenants 70 put
stop to street begging, which ls fast becoming
nuisance, especially on Pennsylvania avenue aftec
the departments let out Frequently able bodied
men may be seen at the street corners with hat ~
hand asking aims. The orders are TO run all
such In and send them TO the workbouse a. va
Qrants Street begging Is Q misdemeanor In this
District, ana punishable BY term In the work.
house
TEE ssBALM on. LuK"-In the Probate Court .,
day argument was heard BY Judge James, on
petition by Dr.. Sunderland, that IN the case Of the
late Truman A. Cook, the formula OF the 'sBalm
Of Life" the patent for propeller. and o goo9
watch, not included In the inventory, be regaf0ed
as aeDees and Be sold 70 pay ADDITIONAL pro raea.
NJ. L Williamson for the petitioner, and W. =
Stone and w. d. c. Aurdock Tor the executoR
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