Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-30

WHAT CANADA LOOKS roR.
Ne Settlement es ne rssssvses Q.essiss
ExpecssA New.
AmeetIng Of the Canadian cabinet Was held
saturday 20 consider reports received from ths
Canadian commissioners attending the Washing
ton convention The correspondent OF the New
York isAn telegraphs that he hes ssuthorfty for
sayfng that Is matters now stand bsfors the con-
mission, the oominion government deem o sstis.
factory, or, In fact. any settlement ~ the nshefy
side OF the negotiations beyond posinuty. theif
only hope being that the result OF the convention
may lead up 10 broader bass uIon which al
questions 10 dispute between the dominion ana
the United states may b. annie by settlcd, and .
SATISFACTORY arrangement Tor more extended trade
member OF the cabinet said 20 the correspondent
entering Into commercial and trade s.Fo-
except free markets to Canadian nsh, equiv
alent IN return for the CONCESSION they are de-
states waters was practically Of no value 20 cana
dian fishermen, who would not avail themselves
81 81 ees % we sSSe 5as s s ne aaes
The fishery question as an independent issue has
been practically abandoned. the donainlon govern
the United states unless the markets 81 that coun-
Try are thrown open % the Canadian fishermen.
at Washington witnIns the past rev days. that
statement OF the fishery question can now Dc
reached only a. q factor In the negotiation and
completion OF an arrangement by watch comner-
eial and trade relations between the two countries
complished."
nay state Democrats Ser CLEVELAND.
AT a meeting of the executive committee of the
democratic state committee of Massachusetts, held
In Boston saturday afternoon, resolutions
unanimously adopted: "That the deinocratsof this
A n mi IN hair srxtrI ~
President Cleveland and OF the policy recon-
mended by him In his last annual message &C
CONGRESS; that they believe it 20 he the duly q
democrats throughout the United States TO advo-
cate, support and insist upon the Adoption OF ths
principles enunciated therein as the great issue
upon which the den.ocratlc party with It's ndl
dates In the approaching Presidential election can
achieve an overwhelming victory al the polls"
The Democratic Convention.
10 BIZ HELD TWO WEEKS BEFoKE rnr kEPrBIIcAn.
POSSIBLY N CHICAGO.
telegram 10 the n. Y. n raid from Chicago,
January ~ says: Mr.. w. c. Goudy, just returned
from Washington, says the democratic national
convention viii be held two weeks prior 20 the
meeting OF the republican national convention,
that much, Al least, In regard 10 IL having been
decided upon IL Is natural that the democratic
convention should be held nrst, representing, t
that the convention may De held here though a
short time ago he said President Cleveland wanted
IL held In New York.
Novelties tn ysNelry.
From the Jewelers' Weekly.
A novel idea In charms for ladies' yest-chains An
miniature oil-paint tube OF silver.
A tiny pair on opera glasses In gold and blue en-
amel makes . charming pendant for q ladys
chain.
In little oxydized silver figure OF Punch will be
found novelty for wear at the end Of a ladys
vest-chain.
In sleeve-lipks a pretty idea f. a piece OF ham,
mered gold In the shape Of an almond, conferred by
q small turquoise.
In charms for ladies' vest-chains an attractive
design is sounding rod OF silver surrounded by
A circle Of ropes in the center OF which rests
LIZARD Win diamond eyes, Is an oddly designed
A painl-brush, the handle Of which is gold and
the brush part OF red and white enamel, Is an at
tractive scarf pin recently introduced.
twisted double wire OF gold, which wfdens &C
the top and forms frame for a Venetian gold coin
makes an odd and attractive bracelet
A hairpin glove-buttoner recently seen was set
In q slab OF gold at the end the whole design
being covered with a profuson OF forget -me-nots.
In ladies glove-buttoners a pretty design n a
hairpin OF gold, the bottom OF which, bending,
holds by three-inch chain an almond Of Llattsd
gold.
A new and pretty design for a bracelet n hoop
OF etruscan gold at the TOP of which hangs pad
lock OF the same material, SET On one side with
A handsome bracelet recently seen was heavy
band OF etruscan gold covered with a netting u
scroll-work, and set at the top Will q large car.
ouncle In The shape Of a beetle.
COr0eloss Student war.
soPHoNoREs cAPTURE THE FRrsHxtSs PRESIDENT.
WHO MAKES LEAP YoR IIBEsrN.
The trouble between the freshman and oopho-
more classes OF cornell University has burst out
afresh, and the frst act OF warfare was the Kid
naping and abduction OF the freshme as president
by big body Of sophomores late Friday night.
The fact that the freshmen intended holding
banquet early this week reached the ear OF tho
sophomores Friday, and they decided at once 10
carry on the frrshmens banquet offlcsrS Accord
ingly at midnight a body OF seniors and sopho-
scuf1e succeeded IN Crying him OF bindfolded
In q closed cab chartered for the OCCASION THIS
was driven In every direction through tow for an
hour In order that Davis might not know OF his
whereabouts Then q walk around VI another
hour was taken In order 70 completely draw him
on the scent TO his ultimate location The pris-
oner was then put TO bed In the upper story VI q
house on Geneva street He was closely guarded
Saturday, but, surmising his whereabouts. at
O'Clock Saturday night he broke away from his
captors. Jumped feet foremost through plate
glass window and Two window blinda and fell TO
the street below. The sopnomors were HORNED
and thought that their prisoner would be killed.
Davis however, by the greatest gooc fortune, es-
capped with few scratches and then took "a his
heels He subsequently reached freshmen friends
and was strongly guarded. The AFFAIR has stirred
up college circles and will likely pres! pltste some
lively times this week when both bsnquets are
held.
Pulling Dtfferemt W0ys.