Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-25
General Foreign News by Gable.

THE DEAD DTkES IRON SAFE.
VIENNA, November 25.-Ap iron safe I'm the late
Duke OF Brunswick's villa at HeltZing. which was
bequeauhed 10 the Duke OF Cumberland, was sup
posed 10 be empty. Investigation. however, has
revealed the fact that far from being empty IL
contained coin and paper money 10 the value OF
S500,000
DIRECTORS OF THE oPER, IN PARIS
PARIS, November 25.-Messrs Gailhard and Ritt
have been appointed directors OF the opera sue
ceed the late NJ. vancorbeilL
POLITICAL AGITATION IN PARIS.
PARIS, November a5.-The anarchist papers are
making violent attacks the government. IL Is
considered significant that the commttees OF the
anarchist party held a meeting yesterday al a
dram shop in the Rue Coquiers. The Mdtf,.
says that Ihrahim. a former secretary of Ismail
Pasha, has been expelled from France because OF
being mixed UP In political intrgues.
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE II RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 25.-Russia has dec-
ded TO construct telegraph line from Askabad 10
Merv.
ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.
LONDON, November 25.-1he steamer Crystal,
from New York, November 9Th, has arrived at
Leith She collided with pier and stove mole In
her bows.
RAP AT THE DUKE OF CUMBERLAND.
BERLIN, November 25.-Ihe North German Ga
zette says: 1.-The Duke of Cumberland Will contlnue
10 be a determined adversary TO The emperor ana
the empire, IN view OF his intimate relations with
the party OF the center. the government cannot
consent TO make Brunswick the headquarters of a
Guelph policy or sacrifice the peace OF forty-nve
million people to the particular interest OF any
house, ancient or distinguished
aFTER-DINNER TALK ABoUT THE CONGO.
BERLIN, November 25-Saturd8y evening, at the
imperial palace after the dinner 10 the Congo dele
gates was over, Prince Bismarck had long con-
versation with Mr.. Henry Nj. Stanley In regard ID
the Congo
TIE caNsrBaL CASE TO BE HEARD on AprsAr
LONDON, November 25.-The case OF capt Dud-
ley and mate, OF the wrecked yacht Mignonnette.
who were tried for murder November 9th. for hay-
ing killed the boy Parker to keep themselves alive,
and against whom "A verdict In accordance with the
facts was found, wiz pe heard on appeal by Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge and three otLer Judges
December 4th- The question as 10 whether
murder was committed viii then oe determined
Sixty.three Italian KBOterS Arrested
WILMINGTON, DEL, November 2h-After his con-
f1ct with The r1otous Italians at Newark, Del. yes
terday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Chambers sum
moned a posse OF 81 nen and returned 10 tie scene
last night. They quietly surrounded the shanties,
them without meeting with any resistance. The
prisoners were brought here this morning ana
lodged in JAN. 1t is expected that only the ring.
leaders VIII be held for trlaL
Becky Jones Must stay IN Jail.
NEW YORK, November s5.-The supreme court
Is imprisoned In Ludlow-street jail FOR refusing TO
answer questions put 10 her In the Hammersley
will contest, cannot be released from prison on Q
certiorar. The court holds that the Commitment
was not void or Illegal
Labor and Wages.
wooNsocKEr. II. l., November 2s.-The Harris
woolen companys mill commenced running q
ham and Caryyflle lMass) woolen mills wiz 60 On
three-Quarter time on December list
BOSTON, November 25.-The report that tlA0
weavers in the Whittenton mills In Taunton, who
left work on account OF reduction OF ten per cent
In their wages. would return TO Work because
restoration Of the old rates had been promised .
entirely incorrect The weavers VIII 60 20 WORK
this morning, however. at the proposed reduction
OF wages
Scoring Lord Chief Jusetce CoDeR16ges
LoEDOH, November E.-The World, Mr. Edmun1
Yates paper, makes severe attack on Lord Ch1ge
Justice COleridge In connection with the recent t
CATION II sayE 1.-The only m0therlees daugh1R
OF an upright and eloquent judge, % whose 11pQ
the hottest sentiments spring nosn gaiieie0 -
chivairous heart was on board Wages ot ~
fathers house, On the same footing ~ q ocu11Gey
wench." The World tells q distressing talo q D.
samouy. meanne1 and cEuslfy N TIE J1dgeS h661A
hold b