Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-19

duel between the liberal aud conservative
press. The Daily Ne~s yesterday refused to
credit the rumor, saying: "There would be a,
singular and characteristic appropriateness in
the introduction OF such sy stem by the tories
They have always denounced the radicals for
wanting TO Americanize our institutions One
American lnstitutton OF which ali sensible.
patriotic Americans wish 10 get rid is that
known as the spoits to the victors."
Artillery Will Not he Used.
Special Cable Dispatch THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 19.-It is stated this morning
that the announcement OF the use of artillery
as precaution against Sundays socialist meet
Ing Is fiction and the authorities have issued
no order OF the kind. The original statement,
however, was made in precisely the same
form as the official military police news always
takes.
GEN. ARTHUR's FUNERAL.
The Names Of the Pail.bearers Not Vet
Announced.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Who are to be the pail.
bearers at eX-President Arthur's funeral will be
decided to-day and the Invitations sent ont
There were numerous callers to-day, who in
cluded Mr. j. j. Asuor and Mr.. w. W. Astor
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Z. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
waTd NJ Brown, Gen. RUFUS Ingalls,, u. 5. A.,
and Col. II. Z. Hodges.
OUR RELATIONS WITH AUSTRIA.
Count KalnOky Declares They Are Most
Observation-Disclosures 10 be Appointed
Shortly.
PEsTH, Nov. 19.-In his speech before the
Austrian delegations here yesterday, Count
kainoky, the ioreign minister said the reIa-
tions between Austria and the United states
were most friendly, anu the appointments of
an American minister at Vienna aud OF an
Austrian minister III Washington were, he de-
olared, imminent.
HAMPTON PALACE ON FIRE.
Historic Emxlisi, Building in Danger
Of Destruction.
LONDON, Nov. 10, p. m.-Hampton Court
palace, in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. twelve
miles from the city, was set Oh fire to-day by
the bursting Of an oil lamp. The fire started i'm
the apartments abuttlug on the Tennis court
and aii THESE apartments have been DESTROYER
The flames nave since spread to The adjoining
bulluiugs, and are now raging within a lew
yards oI the chapel and the royal state apart
ments, which are threatened with destruction,
6p. m.-rne fire in Hampton Court palace
has been subdued.
Wrecked by Yesterdays Gale.
A LARGE SUMNER HOTEL CAUGHT UP AND
DASHED TO PIECES.
MIDDLETOWN, n. Y, Nov. l9-The gale of
yesterday com pieIely destroyed "A summer hotel
In process construction on W alnut mounI,in
one mile from Liberty, Sullivan county The
whole structure Was lIited from its Iuutid alton
and carried twelve feet, falling in u mass, and
III the building at Tue time putting UP parIi-
lions ana cnlmneyS, ana all miracuiously es-
capped uninJured with the exception OF one
named BecUe, who was seriously nurt The
building Was six stories high, so by l6o feet
and intended to accommodate. two hundred
guests.
King Humbert's Message 70 the PODe.
ROME, Nov. liking Humbert has in
structed his chaplain 10 convey his ~ sympathies
papai nuncio AT Madrid has asked the spanish
government TO cooperate with Austria ia sun
porting the request OF the vatican 10 the
Italian government Tor the ameiioratton OF the
position OF the pope.
Examining q Missing Mans Books.
CINCINNATi, Nov. 19.-John NJ. Pollock, rep
resentative oI the Vacuum Oil Company Of
Rochester, n. Y, has Oeen missing since Mon
Gay ana MS books are under examination.
seamen from tine sheaando.h.
NEW York, Nov. 10.-Lieutenant Garstand
ship Shenandoah arrived here to-day per
steamer Acapulco from AspinwaiL
Salisbury and the secfalf,ts.
WOULD MEET THEIR DELEGATION ON SUNDAY
But HE HAS A Prior ENGAGEMENT.
LO DON, Nov. 1V.-Lord Salisbury has re-
ne is willing 70 hear the complaints Uf unem-
pioyed workinginen. but that previous en-
gasement to meet friends at the hntneld
on sunday, as desired Oy the federation.
The government deny that they are making,
As repOrled, extensive military preparations,
including arrangements ior the use oi artillery,
In anticipation Of trouble with the SOCIALISTS
the occasion OF their demonstration next Mon
day.
Lake MarimeFs saved.
MARoUKrrE, MICH, Nov. 19.-The crews of
the Steam barge Robert Wallace ana the
schooner David Wallace were rescued tins
morning by the Portage lake caLai iie-savtug
crew. Every man on the boats was saved.
The Robert Wallace ID total wreck.
Tried - Kfll HIS vile and Ch1lA.
CINCINNATI, Nov. I0.-fate lxst night Peter
EnyieharL who has been living apart from his
wife for some time, entered her apartments,
aud going 70 = room where their eiCnt-year-osd