Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-06
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ENJOYS COMING.
BYRNE TO BE RELEASED TO-DAY.
THE MISSISSIPPI OVER THE LEvEEs.
General Foreign News.

SoNsIANfiSoPLs, march 6-The negotiations be
the Porte In regard 70 petroleum warehouses, are
approaching satisfactory conclusion. Gen. WAL
cial warehouse outside the town. and that the
present storage dues shall be reduced.
SPANS DANGEROUS ELEMENT
MADRID, March 6-The families or many OF the
imprisoned socialists are receiving funds for their
support from mysterious sources One hundred
stroyed: Persons supposed TO be guilty have been
arrested.
THE CASE OF FRANK BrRNx
has come 70 Hsere Ss foSs ons
DUsI1x, March a-The Freen,an,s journal says
ties win to-day release Frank Byrne from custody,
ByRNR 10 BR RELEASED TODAY.
PARIS, March Sit Is semi-ofiicislly announced
this afternoon that Byrne will be released to-day.
QUESTION OF REVISION OF THE FRENCH coSsrrru-
PARIS, March 6-The majority by which the
motion OF M. Clemenceau 20 adjourn until to-day
the debate on the proposals TO revise the constitu
tion was carried In the chamber OF deputies yes
terday comprised some snti-revisionists who were
The division therefore c. cannot be- Considered f as 4
criterion OF that 10 be taken on the main question
asa as amdavlts concllsvely proving an alibi in his
case nave been forwarded 70 Paris by q special
messenger.
REVENUE OF RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG March 6-The revenue OF Rus.
Of 1881 6y 1ns ssa S, that
less than that OF 1880
ARREST OF RUSSIAN STUDENT
BRUSSELS, March GA Russian student at the
llege University has been arrested the frontier
He had 1900 francs IN his possession. IL is be-
propaganda.
LONDON March 6-The sentences OF imnrison-
ment passed yesterday on the editor, proprietor
ana printer OF the Free Thinker for blasphemous
libel, also carry with them hard labor
rSryx,
LONDON, March 6-The bullion 100000 pounds)
Withdrawn from the bank OF England yesterday
was Tor shipment 10 New York.
RACING IN ENGLAND TO-DAY.
LONDON, March 6-The March meeting az Croy.
don began to-day. The race for the grand inter.
national hurdle race (handicap) was won by Mr.
Chichester Major Bunbury's six-year-old Mo-
hican came In second, and Mr.. Heasman's aged
Hermlta third. There were twelve starters
TIE STABBED JUROR q CLAM
DUBLIN, March 6-The FTee1ndn's Journal saws
It underst ands that Dennis Field, the juror the
Hynes case, who was seriously stabbed on the
street here after the conviction OF Hynes, has
lodged clai m for 10000 pounds as compensation
MARKS.
LONDON. March e.Mr. Gladstone in his re-
marks In the House OF Commons last night with
surmise OF Lord Harrington, war secretary, that
evacuation OF Egypt might be complete in six
founded on circumstances as far as they had gone
The Malagassy Envoys En- Route for
Warrington.
NEW YORK, March 6-The Malagassy envoys
who have been stopping since their arrival In this
city at the 5th avenue hotel, left there this
road for Washington. They were accompanied by
COL Wlckham Holman. a representative OF the
Department OF State. The ENJOYS expect TO re.
turn to the city In about two weeks
Prices Of Virginia Bonds Down.
yesterday Virginia consols opened at SAN and sold
down to 81. To-day they declined to 41x, and ten.
forties to 80 large amount OF the issues are said
TO De held In this city, and those who sold short
VIII lose heavily. The fall was consequent to the
decision OF the c. s. supreme Court yesterday.
Breaking the Back bone OF the Creek
Rebellion.
ST. LOUIS, March 6-Iaie advices from Indian
Territory are to the effect that Gen. Porter chief
military ofcer OF the Greek nation, recently can.
tured Sleeping Rabbit second in command and In
huence OF the rebel faction headed by Spinoche,
and some half dozen other leaders OF the same
party, and now has them in confinement This
viii probably break the backbone OF the rebel
Prince Cortschakoff Dangerously IN.
BADEN BADEN. March 6-Prince Gortschakon,
ex-chancelior OF Russia, is dangerously i'll here.
Death Of a Prominent Balsimorean.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-Samuel @. Wyman. the
head OF one OF the oldest dry goods commission
houses in Baltimore, died OF heart disease early
tnls morning, aged about IS years He had been
church last night Mr.. Wyman was a1u a anoe man Of
very large means and his charities were large.
BE held the respect OF tho entire community.
The Mississippi Floods.
THE SITUATION CRITICAL AT HKLENA-PRoPLE FLY.
ING 10 THE HIGH GROUNDS
HELENA. ARK, March 6-Those dependent upon
the Long Lake level have become alarmed and are
moving their stock and goods. The entire bottom
populace are neeing to high land, carrying all
their yaluables with them. The negroes, panic
places OF security. The Iron Mountain railroad
track and the LAnguille bridge are submerged.
Transfers by boat enable the trains 10 continue
running Desperate efforts are being made TO
maintain the levees Intact The general opinion
now prevails that the maximum OF last year will
be thrown into the shade by the water now in
sight, which Is sure to come. The citizens OF He
lena consider the situation critical.
The Oklahoma COlOnists.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 6-CaptBS. Walden,
, resident OF the Kansas City Oklahoma colony,
which left here for the Indian Territory, returned
last night. He says the other members are also
coming home and announces his Intention OF or.
ganfzing again as soon as practicable. He reports
that the remnant OF Payne's band are In camp
another raid
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-yirgina &C. consolidated.
alA past due coupons. ~; new ten-fortes. ss; new
BALTIMORE. March 6-cotton steaiy-middline.
l0h, Flour quiet and unchanged. wheat-southern
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