Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-03
General Foreign News by Cable.

SPANISH LOAN CUBAN TREASURY.
MADRID. october 3.-It Is runored that the
Spanish government has negotiated with Partisan
bankers Tor loan OF s2a,o00.oo0 TO relieve the
Cuban treasury until It's floating debt can be iguI-
dated. II Is also stated that the Bank OF spain las
already handed 10 the treasury i've million dollars
on account OF the payment of urgent expenses
THE CZAR TO VISIT VIENNA
LONDON, October 3.-It is reported that the czse
of Russia Will shortly visit LODI and Vienna
TO REBUILD THE sLuNs OF MALES
LONDON. October 3.-The Italian government pro-
poses 10 grant 81 100000 TO rebuild sums OF Naples
THE AUSTRIAN WAR BUDGET
VIENNA, October 3.-lt Is stated that the war
budgeU Tor the current year Will exceed that of
1888 Ivy 2.0o09e0 OF horns. the Increase having beeG
expended Tor artillery and new iron clads.
CHOLERA DEATHS AT xaRsErIIKS
MARSEIIIES, october 3.-There were deaths
from cholera here yesterday.
AMERICAN RAILROAD STOCKS ABROAD
LONDON, October 3.-The holders Of American
railroad stocks meet at the stock exchange to-day
TO form protective association similar 10 that .x-
listing in Amsterdam. IL Is proposed elect trus-
tees to represent the interests VI the holders Of
American stocks
SENTENCED FOR PERsKcUTING HEBREWS
PREssBuRG Hungary, october 3-The court here
has sentenced forty prisoners to from three months
10 year In prison for Jewish prosecutions In Gros
waJenpo1
WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED IN FRANCE
PARIS, october Sat a meeting Of the cabinet
council yesterday the subject OF the distress
among the working classes Ia Lyons was discussed
j he cabinet sanctioned credit OF 20n.Ouo francs
for the purpose OF rebuilding the Lyons fortifca-
tons and thus 10 provide work for the unemployed.
The demolition OF the old fortifcatlons will be
commenced Immediately NJ Raqual, minister OF
public works, has signed concession Tor an un-
derground railway.
CRISIS IN NAPLES
ROME, october 2-The city OF Naples is regain
ing It's usual aspect A grave crisis In commercial
affairs Is feared. Hundreds OF bills protested
daily Two failures have already been reported
In that city.
RIOTS IN ITALY.
TURIN, October 3-further accounts have come
Attacks have been made on persons belonging 10
the upper classes by members VI the lower classes,
who suspected that the former had endeavored 70
poison them.
SOCIALISM II GERMANY
BERLIN, October 3.-The National Gazette iaments
the Increase OF socialism ln Germany and especially
expected, VIII often hold the balance or power in
vote on important questions IL also calls atteD-
spreading sociallsic doctrines In contrast 10 tie
former energetic policy OF that party.
FOR THE BENEFIT PooR srrDgNrs
LosDos, october 3.-The late Countess Bose oe
Cassel, has bequeathed c39.000 10 the Berlin Uni
verslty Tor the benefit OF poor students
RUSSIA EVER LOOKS EAsTwARD.
ST. PETERSBURG, october a-Advices from Kash-
gar state that the population OF mat place are
greatly incensed. and demand separation from
China in consequence OF the Chinese yiceroy pro-
hlbiting pilgrimage 10 Mecca
RE-oPESING THE EGyPTIoy QUESTION.
LONDON, october IA dispatch 10 the Stdnddr6
n from Berlin SAYS: the British government s about
W NJu FRANCE Ia I6laOO0 %
the settlement OF Egyptian affairs
AUSTRIA FEELS SAFE FROM CHOLERA
VIENNA, october 3-The sanitary council has De.
cfded TO defer the measures which had been re.
solved upon to guard against the possible danger
OF the Introduction OF cholera into Austria from
Italy.
NEW CHOLERA REMEDY.
PARIS, october 3-Experiments made IN the hos
pitals show that sulpbide or carbon Is the bese
agent 10 restore the normal action OF the bowels In
cases OF cholera IL has restored TO CONSCIOUSNESS
In thirty seconds hysterica patients. who, previous
TO Its administration, were insensibie 70 even tho
pr1cking or needles.
TESNysoNs AND SERGEANT BALLAHTIHEs NEW
BOOKS
LONDON, october 3-Tennysons new work con-
Sists or a single long dramatic poem. the subject
being "Becket" Sergeant Baiiantine II writing q
work entitled "From the Old World 10 the New
Disabled Vessels.
HALIFAX, n. s., october a-The American brig.
antine American Union arrived yesterday disabled
She sailed from Brunswick, Ga. september II, WITH
cargo OF pitch pine. bound for Bahia blanca, am
on Friday and Saturday last encountered . heavy
gale from east northeast, during which she lost .
number OF sails, started stem and bowspnt, and
commenced leaking badly. The following day the
vessel Mas headed for Halifax for repairs In maxi
Ing the harbor she got ashore ON the SanbfO
Ledges, but came on again after being on for half
an hour. She win have 10 discharge and 90 on tho
Slip. The American Union Is OF two hundred and
ninety three tons register and u owned In Phila-
deiphia- An examination was made OF the ma
chtnery OF the disabled German steamer Martha.