Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-26
Foreign News by Gable To-day.
MISSIONARY SHAw'S INpEMNITY


LONDON, Oct. 26-The cabinet council was on
gagged yesterday in discussing the affair OF Mi.
,, SnlaM, tne EhghSh missionary who suffered IL
tiea'neht Ia Madagascar at the hand OF the Fr'nil
Admiral Pierre. IL was stated that France Won a
grant an indemnity TO Mr. shaw OF sl,oo0 besId. )
oiilclay expressing suitable regrets at the occur
| renee. This closes the Incident.
NIHILIST PRESSES IN ST. PFTERsBURa
BERLIN. Oct s6.-1t is reported that presses uGof
Tor printing n1hilst periodicals has been discover.
In the Imperial Marie Institute at MOSCOW ami
that two female teachers have been arrested IA
connection with the publication OF the papers.
GERMANY AND RUSSIA
have largely Increased their forces their respn
NV, tive frontiers The Russian villages are ciowdt
ncations are being Strengthened.
THE LEIBNITz MONUMENT UNVEILED.
LEIPsIC, Oct. &-The monument TO Goftfried
Wilhelm Leibnitz, the author and statesman. was
unveiled Yesterday la this city. The ceremony
witnessed by great concourse or people. Apprp-
pirate addresses were delivered 10y the mayor oi the
city and rector OF the University.
EXPELLING THE SALVATION ARMY.
BERNE, Oct 26;-The police having ordered 'he
immediate expulsion of the Salvation army frlm
the Canton Miss Beckett, one OF the leaders OF the
army, was obliged 10 leave.
CHANGES PROPOSED By Mr. GLADSTONE
LONDON, Oct. a6.-The La,o Jo'uaa, understands
that when parliament meets Mr.. Gladstone VIII
propose that Sir Henry James, attorney general.
OF Sir Henry Bonverie-Wiam Brand-the present
speaker who is TO resign: that Sir Farrer Herscll.
solicitor general. succeed Sir Henry James attoI-
ney general. and that Mr. Horace Dayey. VI. F. fer
Christ Church. or Mr. Charles Russell. NJ p ror
Dundalk, succeed Sir Farrer Herscheu as solicitor
general
THE INTRODUCTION OF NEW PRINCIPE.
PARIS, Oct 26-At the annual meeting ~ the
Fine Academies Count De Iesseps delivered a long
lecture on the scientific and civzing character nf
great enterprises intended 10 facilitate intercourse
between nations He insisted that the maritime
highways should no longer be subjected TO the iS-
studes OF the active politics OF governments Seas,
straits, bosphoruses and maritime canals must bs
freely open at all times irrespective OF all inter-
national conflict. said that ar
the SueZ canal and the eventual construction OF the
Panama canal have effected the Introduction OF 4
new principle which its more import ant than
the execution OF the works. namely: A vast associi-
ton of the capital of the world. which coniuccd 10
the solidarity OF the interests OF all nations
Liberated Peru.
CHILIANs RETURNING TO THEIR NATIVE CorSrRy-
IGLEsIAs BUYING VESSELS - AoNTERos MOVE
PANAMA, Oct. a6-News from Peru steadily points
to the prompt reoccupation OF Lima by the Peru
vianS- Chilian residents returning TO their
tive country. Ancon is declared a neutral zone
Iglesias has purchased the English steamer Bolivia
and Uruguayan steamer Charrua, and II Is said Tho
Italian government has offered TO turn over their
paddle transport Archimedes, now anchored In CAL
lao, on very moderate terms. With these three YES
SelS IgcSiaS will be able 10 move any intn he NAV
require and TO control the coast in his power. Tho
Gillian movement against ArequfDa continues. but
IL Is believed Montero Will leave that city The ap-
proach Of the enemy and thus avoid further unnc-
ceSsary bloodShed and prevent the town becoming
subject TO war arexactionS. Montero now knows that
Bolivia is treating separately, although she makes
possession OF port on the Pacific a sine qua non
for treating This detection OF Bolivia carried OUT
In obedience TO a decree by Congress leaves Nom
tero without a friend.
THE EARTHQUAKES
experienced In Lima September 29th did M
HARM Their effects were more severely ielt aJ
Arequipa, where number OF houses fen, ana 1t IS
believed damage has been done In other towns
which have not yet been heard from
Held On Charges of Forgery and Essa.
beZZlcmente
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. a6.-John A. Weber, OF Lewis.
town, Pa, who was arrested here upon charges u
fol gerry and ENLIGHTENMENT i'm Missouri, was to-day
committed TO await the action OF The authorities VI
that state.
Lord Landowner Second ThOughs.
OTTAWA. ONT, Oct a.-The Marquis OF Lars
downe has reconsidered his decision not 10 acc,IA
addresses OF welcome from the national societies,
and will receive addresses from the St Andrews
and St Jean BaptiSe societies on Monday.
A NIfschievOus Boys Fatal Deed.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 26.-Jacob Gangaway. tbA
boy who placed an obstruction on the Reading ana
Columbia railroad. near Ephrata last May. CAUSING
a wreck which resulted In the death OF Master
Mechanic Geo. NJ. Hahn, was to-day convicted of
Involuntary manSaughter, with a accommodating
to mercy. Sentence was deferred and "A nottoA
made for a new trial
Extension Of Iehigh Navigation ROndss
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2.-Thc Lehigh Coal anf
Navigation company has arranged with Drexel 4
1884 maturing April lst, 1894, for thirty years and
three months, until July 1st, 1914. The amount
estsnea Is at Tes Tais rate g! Is
SIS 600 per annum After December 3lst the option
OF the present holders will expire, and Drcxel Co
VIII take those not subscribed for.
CONVICTED OF LARcKNy.-To-day, IN the Crin1nal
the person and robbery was convicted on the nrst
indictment and acquitted on the other. Mr. Bcv-
eM gave n0xS u U'iUn ss9 aV new uial ine