Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-12
General Foreign News by Cable.

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LONDON, October l2-Cardinal Manning, in
an inverview to-day, said: ~ knew Cardinal
McCloskey well, We stayed together while at
| written q letter to Archbishop Corrigan ex-
pressing great regret at the death of the Ameri-
| can cardinal. have always venerated Cardi-
and am certain the Americans estimated the
| character of the deceased prelate likewise"
MINISTER PHELPS LUNCHES WITH ADMIRAL
FRANKLIN.
LONDON October 12-Minister Phelps lunched
| to-day with Rear Admiral Franklin on board
! the United States man-Of-war Pensacola, at
Southampton. The usual ceremony for such
occasions was observed. Mr.. Phelps returned
| to London this afternoon.
CHOLERA IN ToULoN HARBoR
TOULON, October 12.-Thirty cases of cholera
cured aboard the Couronne, gunnery train
ing vessel, lying off this port. Every precau-
ton is being taken to prevent the spreading Of
THE cARoL1NEs NEaor1ArroNs.
| MADRID, October 12.-The newspapers here
consider the six weeks negotiations between
| Spain and Germany regarding the Carolines
question a complete failure.
RACING AT NEWMARKET
LONDON, October 12.-The second October
race for the Clearwell stakes for two-year-oids
was won by the Duke OF Hamilton's bay ally,
Miss jimmy. Lord Bradtord,s bay colt, Mar.
| colt, Loved One. third. There were eight
! starters. The betting was 8 to against Miss
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against Loved One. -
The St. Louis strikers Quiet.
STREET CARS RUNNING ON ALL THE LINES
TODAY.
ST. LOUIS, october 12.-The situation Of the
street car trouble this morning is unchanged.
The strikers have assembled quietly at Turner
! hail to await developments. Cars are running
on all the lines under guard OF the police. No
disturbances have occurred. some of the
Ss and who were frightened
A Hoboken Sensation.
AUGUST JANSEN ARRAIGNED FOR SENDING IN
sULTING LETTERS TO MINISTER LEWIS STEP
DAUGHTER.
JERSEY CITY, N. J., October lathe Hobo
ken police court was crowded to overlooking
this morning with an eager and curious audi
ence, waiting for the arraignment OF August
sending annoying, insulting and offensive letters
TO Miss Mary b. Garrett, step-daughter of Col.
=. Lewis, minister to Portugal The prisoner
denied his guilt, and the case was continued
TILL this afternoon, when an examination will
be made.
A Contractors Life in Danger.
| CAPTURED BY UNPAID LABoRERs. WHO
THREATEN TO KILL HIM III THEY ARE NOT
PAID.
| PITTsBuRe, Pa, October 1.-THE Hungar-
cresson eseld county NeM YORK.
Line railroad did not receive their pay on the
| day 1t was due last week. They feared they
| would not get 1t, and they attacked the Ameri-
cans who were experimenting the works. All
succeeded in escaping except one Of the con-
the nasa who was Dy
They now swear that they viii Xiii him Il they
40 not get their pay by the Goth instant.
! The Republic Means Peaee.
y. BRIssoNs ANswER TO A coNGRAruI4AToRY
| ADDRESS
PARIS, October 12.-Mr. Brisson, the premier,
| In answering coDgratuiatOry address on his
| reelection to . seat Ia the chamber OF
/ deputies. said that the conservative gains
cannot shake the confidence Of the republicans
who Will have $50 majority In the new cham:
per. he declared that the monarchtsts desired
the overthrow OF the republic, and would cause
| arevolution In an attempt to secure that end,
/ Neither the republicans nor the monnrChtsts
desire war abroad, but the republic alone can
assure peace 1T home
Wilson, the Se1f.ConfesDeA Murderer.
NoRRIsTowN, Pa, October 12.--John II. VIII
son, the selfcontessed murderer Of Anthony
| Daiey, who was brought here yesterday from
chicago, waived hearing to-day before . tus
md mn fS,pvA ysHfxf TAI $3.50