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UNUSUAL GOOD ORDER IN IRELAND.
The Idea Of Coercion Abandoned.
CHARLESTON SHARPLY SHAKEN UP
RUMORED MURDER OF THE CZAR.
THE CHICAGO LABOR TROUBLES OVER
Latest Phases Of the Bulgarian Question.
The Idea Of Coercion Abandoned.
CHARLESTON SHARPLY SHAKEN UP
RUMORED MURDER OF THE CzAR.
THE CHICAGO LABOR TROUBLES OVER
Latest Phases Of the Bulgarian Question.
GOOD ORDER In IRELAND.
The League and the Government Work.
Ing HRrmOnfOusiy, and All Idea Of


Coercion" Apparently Abandoned.
Special Cable DISPATCH TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct 22.-The special correspondent
have previously quoted telegraphs from Dub
lin this morning that all idea OF coercion ap-
pears to have been abandoned by the govern
ment excepting the necessary coercion OF up-
reasonable landlords who refuse TO meet their
tenants half way by concessions necessary to
tide over the hard times. Ireland was never
more tranquil since 1879. From the first of Oc-
tober TO the 10Th there have only been thirty
nine agrarian outrages reported, including
threatening letters, the lowest average on rec
ord for seventy years. The readiness of the ma
jority OF the landlords and tenants to give and
take is unprecedented for years, the country
generally is more tranquil, the reduced rents
are better paid than last year. and "this state OF
Things Is due chiefly to the cooperation OF the
National League and the authorities OF Dublin
Castle, but
THE CONDITION OF PEACE
during the winter is that the government shall
coerce Lord Clanricarde into at least sending
some person to Woodford with landlords 's
power to deal with the rent of tenants. He
lives In the Albany, IN Piccadily, and his face
is absolutely unknown TO his tenants. He has
never discharged a solitary duty supposed TO
attach 10 the possession of property. His agent
on the spot desires TO make reductions. but Is
forbidden by Chanricarde." The correspondent
adds that this may bp the means Of piungtng
ireland into u bloody social war.
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Reported fOr lHE ESE SENIN0 STAR.
CANAL FORECASTS.-Since the fact that the
Alexandria canal Is to be without water tor
navigation hereafter has been settled. many
inquiries are made as TO the uses To whicn il
will be put. It's capacity for railroad pur-
poses is evident, and a very short line across
the marsh at AIexanders island would bring u
road alOng its bed TO the south end OF the Long
BRUCE. Heretofore, owing to the fact that the
canal water came almost entirely from the
Chesapeake Ohio canal, not even its waste
water could Oe used as water power, but it is
thought that now the brooks of Alexandria
creek above the canal level may be made
feeders to q small stream along its bed that
delivered at tue height OF the basin on Wash.
iugton street here, may be utilized for manu-
featuring purposes in The valley OF Yeaton's
suggested that u smooth carriage road could be
made on IL, away from the dangers of the rail-
road and capable 1t 6eing OF special utility If
Is constructed.
FUNERAL--The funeral of Mr.. Jas. H.
late residence, at West End. Wounded i'm the
late war at the battle OF The Five Forks he
bore his wound until death. He won in the
18th Virginia re- e-iment, TO which he was at
tached. q reputation Tor courage aud soldiery
skill second to none in the command. His
funeral was attended 10 Union cemetery by
PROBATE COURT CAsEs.-The probate branch
Of thc = c9rporatn,n eo"rt =. ll: nss pYonted M,ss
guardian Of the children Of the late John
Lannon, vice Edw. Hughes resigned. Minnie
W. Henderson Is appointed guardian OF Jane
"
visor In tue force of the superintendent of
public buildings aud grounds, Washington.
The will OF ]. w. Phelps mas been ordered on
record.
CORPORATION CoURr.-The corporation court
Judge Meade, resumed its session this morning
and was engaged with civil cases. A .;ecree for
the sale OF real estate has been made Ia the
case OF Mary v. Anderson agt w. w Ander.
son. The suit OF A. b. Phelps agt. John Phelps
has been relerred to comniesioner IN chan
Gerry. An order OF peremptory trial at January
term has been made In the case Of H. B. Davis
ayL Priscilla s,torks. Judgment for S26 rs mas
been given In the case Of e. A. 6tunkei xgt.
WIN. Cation.
NorEs.-A writ of error has been granted by
Judge Keith to the Judgment OF Judge Chfches-
Ter OF the county court, in the case of samuel
Minor, sentenced TO the peuitentiary for mali
cious assauli.-The mayor has fined Ricuard
Hicks 81 for being drunx--There will be an
especial c0lored Jury next week NJ the county
court to try Rscnard Lewis for attempt at out
rage on u cO.0red girL--Impr0vementsu VI the
public school property continue. and the paint
lug Of Washington building las followed that
OF PeAbody.-A man named GARFIELD. who has
been here some days. was Arrested yesterday for
swindliny coiored people here by various pre-
taxts. He lett % cOfAteral which he forfeited
this m0rning. Il 10 said that ne met coiored
woman on lne street hero, proposed marriage
was accepted, and that the marriage took place
hall 1n hOar alserwArd. II II uaideeslooo Gar
0sld Il sA kn0Mn In washington,
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The stock market was
strong AT the opening, frst prices showing sd-
rances over the closing figures OF last evening
oil from 1s to as er cent, the latter in Lake
shore. Pacific Mail was down ". Jersey Gen.
tral was again the principal feature, aud Was
active and weak, aud alter gaining "a ON the
first lew minutes IL lost la. The general list
was moderately active and pursued the same
course, being nrm for "A few minutes aud declin-
ing aiterward TO below opening figures New
England showed the widest fluctuations. A
rally toward the end of the hour brought QUO
tations generally "A shade above the first prices,
and at eleven O'Clock the market is quiet and
steady.
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Killed by the Bursting OF Shell.
LIEUT.. NEDCALFE AND PRIVATE KING Los
THEIR LIVES AT SANDY HOOK.

LIEUT.. NEDCALFE AND PRIVATE KING LOSE
THEIR LIVES AT SANDY HOOK.
The New York Sun to-day says: Lieut. VIM.
N. Medcaife OF the United States army ord
nance board, and Private Henry King, OF his
command, were killed at the proving grounds
ON SANDY Hook, yesterday afternoon, by the
explosion OF q l2-inch mortar shell, which they
we're loading. Lieut.. Medcaife Was to test seye-
raj new murtars this morning, aud, with Pri-
vate King, Corpoiais Goodknow and Abbott,
aud Dr. Sinclair, overseer OF the proving
grounds, loading Shells preparatory 10 the
mornings work. Each shell was loaded with
Iwenty-seven pounds of powder. About =
dozen sheIis had been loaded aud shell IN the
hands OF Private King had just ueen nlied with
powder. On attemp Ing ~ screw down the plug
ny the hole in The base OF The shell through
found that the plug would not tura. THIS was
not unusual occurrence, and king Trapped
the plug sInarIiy with a hammer Kept Tor the
purpose The shell WAS exploded. King WAS
killed, and Lieut.. Medcalle, VINO bending
over the shell, survived his injuries only half
AN hour. The bodies Of both men were fright
fully torn. Corporais Goodknow and ABBOTT
were but slightly hurt, but Mr.. Sinclair was Sc
verely burned about the lace. Il is possible No
will lose his eyesighI
Lieut.. Medcalle was 81 years old and unmss.
rsed. HIS only surviving relative Is ms mother,
his only brother having accidentally kiiied
himself with y revolver year ago. Lieut. Med
calie was Engaged In testing oransnce nj SANDY
Hook Tor two years, and had uhder his com.
Island. He was transferred 10 The ordnance de-
pArtment trom the 4th artillery nve years ago,
and WAS an able and very popular oracer. Pri.
rs: Col xsS xS su q
Col. MordecAi aud Capt. Wnippie and Sualer,
are the remaining member of the ordinances
board, sxtd last night, NJ Governors Island.
caught In the thread OF the screw plug, and
tnaL these KNITTED ~ the blow OF The hxmsnoe.
4 naaiitas3 eonrt Of inquiry AIN bs hei1
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THE IOWA OFFICERS on THE TRACK OF THE
GUILTY MEN

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Sherif Mcdonald of
Sioux City, was in Chicago yesterday, search-
Ing Tor George Treiber, Louis Plath aud Charles
Guenther, implicated in the murder OF the
Rev. Mr. Haddock. Tue sheriff tracked
Treber here, but the latter had en town a lew
hours before his pursuer came. Mcdonald said
he had the men all located and would have
them all IN Sioux City within "A week. spe-
cial from Sioux City says: The publication of
the statements OF kosnitski aud QUO Greiber
has created "A profound sensation. There was a
disposition on the part OF many 10 discredit
Leavitt ; confession charging John Areusdorf
with the commission OF the murder. The
statements OF other eye-witpesses aud con-
spirators, just published, however, have re-
versed ali this. 1t would hardly be overstating
the case 10 say now what the general opinion
Is that Arensdon Is the guilty man ana that
proof oil this fact will be duly forthcoming.
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THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA GOING TO ITALY.
VIENNA, Oct. 22.-The emperor of Austria
will soon visit the king oi Italy at Florence.
TO T AK FOREIGN BUSINESS MEN IN FRANCE
PARIS, Oct. 22-The committee appointed by
the chamber OF deputies Io consider The bill for
taxing all foreigners carrying on business in
France, aud the bill making IL obligatory on all
contractors on public works IN France TO hire
only Frenchmen, have decided TO report iavor-
ably upon the first measure.
GEN. MAC PHERsoN BURIED AT RANGooN.
RANGooN. Oct. 22.-Gen. Sir ii. T. MacPher-
son, late commander OF the British army OF oc-
cupation In Burmah, has been buried here
There was q grand military display at the
funeral.
To REoRGANIzE THE BELFAST POLICE.
DUBLIN, Oct 22.-The government will re-
organize the police OF Belfast on the Dublin
model and substitute qualified Justices Tor the
present borough magistracy.
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The President to the Texas Sufferers.
President Cleveland has sent 500 to the suf-
ferers at Sabine Pass. In letter to Col. A. H.
BelO he says:
"The late terrible disaster at Sabine Pass, in
the state OF Texas, and the destruction. suffer-
Ing and death thereby occasioned, have SO
reused my sympathy that should be glad to
contribute 10 the relief vi the strck zen people OF
that locality, " no are SO much in need of nelp,
have not seen in the newspapers the mention
of any appointed medium by which my purpose
can be reached, and l nave, therefore, deter
mined 10 avail myself of your knowledge OF the
place and people, and your interests in all that
pertains TO practical aid in such cause, and to
request you to undertake that my small cOntri-
button, herewith tpclosed, be placed where it
will relieve the most distress aud need"
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THE TROUBLE PROBABLY ALL OVER
The Last Of the PinkertOm ana Non.
Union Men Leave the Chicago Stock
Yards.


Union Men Leave the Chicago Stock
Yards.
CHICAGO, Oct 22.-The last OF the Pinkerton
guards and about the last OF the non-union men
employed by Armour & Co., left the stock yards
last night. the train was in charge OF a detail
OF nfteen police who gave directions that the
windows OF the cars should be kept closed, and
that no noisy demonstration should be made
There were on the train seventy Pinkerton and
nedriy one nunured nOn-uuIou men. While
passing through the stock yards and until Hal
sieu street Was passed everyth was quiet
but alter that one Of the officers in charge says
the Pinkerton men opened the windows aud
commenced Singing. When the train reached
The corner OF 4OIn aud Winter streets
A SHOT WAS FIRED
ana the ofncer, seeing the hash Of the gun,
Judged IL was nred at the train. Others also
heard II, anu there Was coInmoiion immedi-
ateIy. The shot was fired from cabbage
garden near the Tracks The orricer ordered
two OF his men to jump of the train, wnicu
at that time was going 1T u pretty Lively
rate, aud ascertain the cause ot the firing and
arrest any parties found. The officers saw some
people scainper from u cabbage garden, tut
could not catch up To nor distinguish them.
Evidently the buliet was aimed AT the car in
which the non-uniOn men were, but it was
badly directed and passed over it,
Ait was serene III the packing district during
the day. There were no disturbances at any
time, aud as Tor the old employees, they APP
peared 70 be perfectly satisfied with the condi-
tiou OF affairs. Thousands were taken back
yesterday. The butchers MET last night and, as
a result vi their meeting, expressed tneir salts
iacilon at working As Armour d. Co.'s butchers
are now working.
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An Express Ofhce Robbed.
THE AGENT HANDCUFFED TO THE LEG OF A
SAFE BY THE RORBERS

VERMoNTvILLE, MICH, Oct 22.-Three un-
Express company last evening, and seizing
Agent w. NJ. Bale. bound aud gagged him, and
lied him to the safe. They then rfded the safe
securing about SSUO Charles HUI, while run
ming TO a rire, heard q noise in the orfice, and
found Bale and released him. He had been
handcuffed around q leg OF the safe, and tt was
necessary to lift the safe 70 release him. He
can give but vague description of the robbers
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RUMORED KILLING OF THE GEAR.
The Report Caused by the Cars shoot.
ing An Officer Of H Is Palace Dead

VIENNA, Oct. 22.-A rumor that the car
had ueen killed spread like wildfre In this city
to-day. 1t probably had its origin i'm the shoot
ing of an officer by the car. 1t seems that an
aide-de-camp. Count Reutern, was awaiting the
car in the royal palace. The weather being
warm tue count unbuttoned his tunic. The
czar returned sooner than expected, aud Reu-
tern arose hurreuly aud began TO rebutton his
tunic, whereupon the Car, thinking that tire
officer was about to draw a weapon, shot him
dead.
LONDON, Oct 22.-The Russian ambassador,
who is out OF the city, telegraphs, I'm response to
an inquiry, thai the rumor circulated In Vienna
that the cZssr had been assasstnated Was en-
tirely without foundation.
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Dies nj Sea Of Auoulexv,

NEW YORK, Oct %. - The National line
steamship America, from Liverpool. arrived at
quarantine at I:3O a. m. to-day, having
board the body OF her iate master, Capt. Grace,
who died AT sea on the 10th inst. OF apollexy.
Capt Grace was one of the best known ocean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-22

BUFFALO NY. Oct 22.-Prince Victor Napo-
leon, accompanied by Mr.. John w. Mackay,
the bonanza King arrived in Buffalo this morn.
ing from the west They went To Niagara fails.
wnere they were 10 remain till noon, aud then
start for New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-22

PERsoNAL.-Prof. Baird, Gen. Van vliet and
Commodore Walker were registered in New
YORK last nighL-Commander Dana, w. J.
Manning OF Philadelphia, G. H. Tucker OF
Charleston, j. W. Stanton o. Colorado and
Mm Wait and wife of kinderhook are at the
Eobiti. Frank J. Iibbett of Washington
was in st. Louis on Wednesday.-G. w.
Adam and F. A. Jay of Boston, O. c. Snyder of
Jacksonville, VIM. A. Beach of syracuse, E. r.
+. H. Garrison Of Brooklyn, VIM. NJ. Green and
J. A. May of Chicago are at Wiliard's.-
James Stevenson, OF Washing ton, was in San
Is at the Riggs.-Walter Chun, and W. ii.
Molverton, OF New York. are at Welcker's.-
T. L. Livermore OF Boston, Is at Wormiey's-
Teiney, of Brooklyn; and Henry White, secre-
tary Oh the American legation in London, are
at the Arlington.
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A DisgrMced Priest In Court.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Wm. j. sherman, the
ex-Catholic priest, who was arrested yesterday
on com plaint Of Julia Mulyaney In Brooklyn,
Tor seduction and oastardyt was to-day ar
raigned In police court He pleaded "not
guilty." and was remanded Tor examination
EridAV
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ST. PErERBURG. Oct 22.-Sews continues 20
arrive from reliable sources OF extensive trans
port aud military preparations In the Black sea
and OF her southern dcpots. Furloughs have been
stopped, and the reserves are retained under
orders.
RCMoRs OF ANOTHER ARRANGEMENT.
LONDON, Oct Pal is now asserted that Rus
sia has agreed not TO occupy Bulgaria. and that
Austria and Germany have agreed To declare
the newly elected sobranJe Illegal, TO compel
ths regency TO resign, aud 10 iorce Bulgaria 10
submit To- Russia.
TURKEYS UNDERSTANDING WITH RUssr A.
SOFIA, Oct 22-Csadban Efeudfs note To the
bulgarian ministry, notifying it OF the under
,tanding between Turkey and Russia. WAS writ
Ten 10 NJ. Stamhulof in the form of personal
tuNices, and WAS not official declaration
SadOan Enendis mission a. special envoy for
ne porte Is declared 10 be 10 endeavor TO recon
cile hussls and Bulgaria. The bulgarian min
tster oi war has gone To Tirnovs, the former
capital oi Bulgaria, 10 make arrangements for
tuoroing complete military protection 10 the
>ooranle during Its forthcomiug sessions. The
rourt-martial has fixed the beginning Of No
remoer Tor the trial OF the officers under arrest
auder.
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Lieut.. William Metcali and an ordnance sol-
dier were killed al sandy Hook yesterftuy al.
terns,on by the explosion OF 4 shell which
expiuded while being loaded. s
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Two Female F00tpads.
THEY ATTACK AND ROB A WOMAN IN THE
STREETS OF CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Two rather handsome
young women, Annie Pischow and Rosie Nei-
son, aged twenty and eighteen years, were ar
raigued In the ArInory police court yesterday
charged with deadly assault and highway rob-
berry. A middie-aged German woman named
Mary Schenker, living on Wentworth avenue,
by the two gir,s and knocked inseuslblc. She
was then robbed OF q cloak and her purse Both
were roundiy iectured by Justice Meecn, alter
which Miss PischOw was fiued $50 aud Miss
Nelson 800.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
{Hsrs IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TnE
D- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term q District Court Of the
United States

dooiDS Specaai Term IS q District Court OF the
United States
In the matter condemnation OF land for a Con-
gressiopal Library-No. 333, Distric. Court.
herein fled claiming the sum of seveniy-four hun
dred and iorty-lwo dollars and sixiy-one cents
So IN benr ans nsrsa AZ ss1s
inche, front on East Capitol street by depth of orig
seven hundred and sixteen dolla.s and eighty-four
SQUARE ns ne sad nxy ss as e sss
part of original lot one ID fronting iorty feet the
hibt herein. it is this 18th day of October A. b.
1856. Oil motion of Carus 4 Miller. pr.ctors OF said
man or their heirs their legal representatives and
an h persons Claiming adversely to said Ella CHELISI
hod A. ID Iss6 why the PRAYERS Of the said petitioner
orS be- mot BIZ S@Ry Q, @
Ten days prior to said LIST day of November IN some
the A"0 circulated IN
BY the Court. CHARLES p JAMEs.J.
oci5-lOt BY L. p WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk.
E~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
O~NA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
Holding United States District Court
In re condemnation OF Library steNo. 33s. District
Court
Upon consideration of he petition of Charles Baum
the SUM OF sxty-one hundred and ffty-sev 5OlOO
!s6l5.:50! dollars. assessed by the jury here.n
ana twent nj (!2s1 Il is bv the couri, this 18th
lobrner. proctor for the said Charles saun Admin
strator ordered tnat all persons claiming adversely
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A. d. 1886. why the prayer OF said petition praying
TOR the sum aforesaid 10 be awarded to him. should
lshed every day Except sunday for week
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A SHORT, SHARP SHOCK.
Charleston and Other Southern Points
Again shake en- This Morning.

CHARLESTON. S. C., Oct. 22.-There was a
sharp earthquake shock here at 52S o'clock
this morning. The duration was about twelve
seconds. Houses were shaken and windows
ratified, but no damage was done. The shake
was sharp also at Summerville, and was fol.
called there.
ALSO FELT AT MANY OTHER POINTS
1elegraphic advices state that the shock was
felt at Savannah, Augusta Columbia Orange
burg and other points In this state. While the
recurrence OF the Quakes is trying to wome u
aud children, II causes no Interruption either in
business or the work Of repairing damages,
which is progressing vigorously.
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6AN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22.-The Arctic ex-
plorxtton expedition. under command of Lieut.
Stossey, arrived here last night lrOm Ouua
lnska on the y. 8. steamer BesE.
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