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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
The Afflicted Grown Prince.

SAN RENo March The German crown prince
was on the balcony of his villa this morning. Ha
most OF the time Invisible from the outside.
He looks and feels better tnan he has FOR several
days past. The throat discharge ID SIN much
tnged with blood
IDs officialIy announced that the crawn prince
passed a good night Ills condition To-Day l. bet
ter anu his spirits have Risen. His all,eIlte A. 80
has Improved during the last lew days 'His cough
ana expectoration are unchanged Prince " lIllaIa
arrived to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
AN INTERNATIONA OUc<ruOx
Raised by q Chicago Justice I'm D.a,tux ~
with Insane Pauper Emsixrants.

CHICAGO, March Am International question
has been vigorously stirred up by County judge
PrenderHast From the number OF insane paupers
subjects OF European powers. who have come be-
fore him while holding the court OF insane inquiry
the Judge has long been OF the opi7ion that the
foreign governments are simply dumping their ur-
desirable Inhabitants into the United states. Yes
terday he decided the best means OF forcing the
subject 10 alive attention 10 order two ana
dian lunatic paupers sent 10 the British consul,
one German To the German consul and Hlnga-
rian TO the Austrian consul Before they were sent
an omcer OF the court was dispatched 20 the con-
suls with a note rom the Judge explaining that
as the paupers had been allowed 70 come here in
sane TO be burden on Cook county, the coasuls
ought 10 take charge and ship them. Baron Nor-
uennlcnt, the German consul, AZ once replied
warmly that as he received orders only froua Ger
many he begged 10 state that 'if any attempt Is
made 10 carry out the order OF the county court by
leaving victoria Riedl at my once, without my
consent, 1 shall invoke the aid OF The Federal
courts" The other consuls sent similar curt re-
plies, and thus the matter stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
A Pouch 'os Regi.,crcd Mail Sso,en.

CINCINNATI, March "A pouch OF Registered
mali was stolen wednesday night about 10 O'Clock
from one OF the mall wagons bringing u from the
Miami depot 70 The pUst-OfliCe. 1he pouch CON-
talned all the registered matter that came ON last
night IS Pan Handle mail Last evening the empty
pouch was found In the ONO River, near RIVER
SIDE. The authorities have arrested W T. Fens-
ler, driver OF the mail wagon just behind the one
roooed, ana charge him With tae crlines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
From VAIL street To-day.

Nrw YORK, March .. II n ,n---The stock market
was quiet Dut very weak at the opening this
morning. nrst prices being from I. TO . per cent
below le closing uglres ui last evening Tie laIIer
In Louisville anu Nashville. The last-named
STOCK ana Reading We're very active, and there
was fair business IN four nve other Stocks but
the general list was Intensely dul ana utterly de-
void ~ Z AZURE OF ANY sort There a further
decline OF small fractions IN the early trading, tut
the movement was very slght and Vas soon
checked; but after that Time the market sank
tie most extreme aua aeSS. Mhllc the movement IN
pIlces entirely ceased Al N O'Clock a. was en-
urety stag gnaut al snlaii fractions below first
prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Cincinnati Shoematcrs' Strike.
rHK HARD rERss oS WHICH rHE xKS WILL sE TAEkH

cIscISSsrI March 2.-The shoe manufacturers
Will report 70 the executive committee this morn
ing that u Will not discharge any worAmen efn-
pioyed 10 take TIE place OF strakerS tnat shop
Quantities OF the kights viii not De recognized
hereafter, ana that the shops henceforth shall be
free. and that all previous contracts are null and
fo.d IL Is uEoincaaly stated that the general cS-
ecuuNe committee Of tie knlghts OF LABOR In the
morning. when this repart u officially rccciNcd,
Will order all strikers To return 10 work and ac-
cept The manufacturers terms on pain of expul-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
IT IS ALL SETTLED.
Libby Prison will be Removed 20 Chi.
cagO by the First Of June.

CHICAGO March 2-There is no longer any ques-
tion about the removal OF Libby prison to Chicago
The final transaction In the deal was completed
yesterday and the building is now the property OF
local syndicate, whose purpose is TO transplant
In this city by June lst The parties interested
declare that IL viii not be converted into a cham
per OF horrors but that IL Will be made an interest
Ing place or resort, alike unobjectionabe to North
ern and Southern people, no SHOW the friendly
FEELING OF the leading citizens OF Richmond toward
this project, it. Is announced that a number OF
them have sgnined their willingness TO come 10
Chicago and deliver addresses the opening cere-
monies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Washington News and Gossip.
Index to Advertisement,

AMusxxENrs-6th page
ArToRSEYs-4th page
AUCTION SALEs-3d page.
BoARDISe-2d pare.
BooKs-4th Page.
BUSINESS CHANcEs--6th para
CITY ITkNs-6th pare.
CoUSrKr REAL EsrACE-1st paga
DEATHs-5th paec.
DESTIsrRY-4th pare
DRY 0ooDs-3d page
EDucATIoNAI-4th page
FAMILY YSUPPLIEs-3d paea
FISASc1AL-3d page
FoR RENT Rooms)-od psee.
FOR RENT tHouses)-6th pasa
FOR RENT (Stores)-2d page
FoR RENT tOficesl-2d page.
FoR RENT (aIiscellaneous)- s)-2d para
FOR SALE tHouses)-6th page
For SALE Uots)-6th page
FoR SALE K(MiscellaneousJ-6thp paea
HoUsEFURNIsHTNes-4th page
LADIEs' GooDs-3d page
LOCAL MENTIoN-6th pa9a
LOST AND FoUND-2d page
MARRIAGEs--5th page
MONEY TO LoAN-lst paSa
MEDIcAL-4th page,
NEW WPUBLICATIoNs-lstp page
OCEAN SrEAMERs-4th page.
PoToMAc RIVER BoArs-4th paga
PIANOS AND ORGANs-4th pAga
PERsoNAL-2d page.
PRoFEssIoNAL-4thp pasa
PRoPosALs-3d PAGE.
RArLRoADs-4th page
SPEcIALTIEs-4th page,
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst pars
SUBURBAN PRoPERrY-2d pssA
SUMNER REsoRrs-4th page.
The TRADEs-4th page
UNDERTAKERs-4thpa page.
WANTED (Help)-2d page.
WANTED tsituations,-2d paxa
WANTED Rooms)-2d page
WANTED (Houses)-2d page
WANTED Miscellaneous)-2dp paos
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A GOOD THING FOR CHAMBERLAIN.
LahOuchere's Opposition 20 His Mis-.
HiOn-HaS UneXpecfed Results.

LAbOuchefe's Opposition 90 His Mis-.
siOm-Has Unexpected Results.
Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, March 2.-LebOucheres motion respect
ing Chamberlain's misGion in the house Of COM
mons last night had the reverse erect Of that In
tended Chamberlain will return with consider
able prestige, owing to the graceful compliments
from Gladstone and the overwhelming major
ity Of 314 to eS by which the vote for his ex-
penses was carried. O'Connor, in a speech
described BY Cain as vtolc, let the cat out OF the
bag. The objection was not so much TO special
missions as 70 this particular commissioner. II is
generally held that there IS some truth In Labou-
cheres contention that the highly paid diplomatic
service ought TO meet all demands, but special
missions In che past have often led satisfactory
results, and the present time Was inoppOrtune 70
raise the question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
ANormER RAILROAD TIED UP.
Conducsers auA Esrakenseu eu the 40.
fausic md Pacific Quit work.


ALBrorsRoUE, " NJ, Msrch The strike OF
conductors and oraKemen on The Atlantic and
Paciic road Is complete thrcughout the entire
line. ana business on the ROAD Is virtually sus-
.nded. Mest-bound passengers coming into
Albuquerque are sent 20 California ny the south.
ern Pacl1c. The road Is making an ef1ort 20 MI
the places OF the strikers with new men. but the
effort 50 far n not very successful The strikers
are perfectly quiet and prisfiS. Tue strike sncts
about 700 usen. the mpjority OF whom are mar
ried leader OF ths strikers SAID last pikhC
I'VE. Ike the men on an other roads are psld
certain asaouat per mile. our superintendent
who rccently arrived rrun Georgia issued an oricr
compelling us 60 10 En extra amount OF yard MOrk-
for which We received no compensation. thereby
preventing us nom earning what we consider lar
wages When our committee renoDstrated VITA
him and asked him 70 rescind the order, ne r.
fused 20 90 50, and rcpie1 that ne could procare
plenty of men In GcSrSla wao would work TOT -
per month. and II necessary Shculd r1in his train
with negrces- After OccOming satisfied We were
not receiving proper Treatment, and had no 10
dress, we concluded 20 so out"
NRiucrs Crushed by Falling Rock.
HANcocg. MGR. March "A mas % roCk carne
down IN the main engine shaft OF the Quincy mine
yesterday, catching fouf men, John kahoDey had
lcg and arm broken, and Christian ZOOS had his
skull Irsetured and sustained Othes Injuries
These two win die. The other two were badly
hurt. will racOyor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
MICHIGAN ROa Ds nLoCkaDED.
One OF the Severest storms known
kages an the Northeru Peninsula

hages On the N0rtheru Peninsula
MARQUETTE, MICH, March 2-An the upper
peninsuiar railroads are blockaded by one or the
severest gales and snow storms ever known here
1t has showed continuously for nearly twenty
-FOUR hours, and heavy wind has drifted IL badly.
The storm is still raging and reaches the entire
the southern peninsula, where Is inches has
fallen.
MAcKfSAw CRY, MICH, March a.-The worst
snowstorm OF the season prevailed here yesterday.
kghteen inches OF r,ew snow fell, and driited all
along the railroads. trains being delayed.
EIGHTEEN INCHES OF SNOW IN ONE DAY.
MANcELoSA, MICH, March 2-About eighteen
inches or new snow fell yesterday, the greatest
amount that has fallen here In one day for years.
The snow has drifIed six or seven feet deep for
miles around I'm the country. lt is still blowing
and showing hard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Revised Regulations for the Guidance
Of SteasnbOat inspectors Approved.

The Secretary OF the Treasury has approved the
revised regulations for the guidance OF local
steamboat inspectors ana others, adopted by the
board or supervising inspectors al their annual
meeting ia January last. Among the changes In
the regulations are the following:
No original masters license on lake BAY and
river steamers shall be issued hereafter 10 any
person who has not been licensed aDd served az
least one year as a flrst-class pilot chief mate
on such steamers; all open steam launches OF
other steam vessels OF ve tons burden or les used
for pleasure purposes only, VIII not be required
carry q nfe-bost: 10 steam vessel whose certi-
hcate has expired Will be permitted 10
carry passengers or freight while r0nfe
20 20 another port Tor repairs; Suspension q
plots cannot extend beyond the tine for which
the license was issued; knowledge OF applicants Tor
the position OF engineers or assistant engineers shall
DE Geternllnei by an examination In wrltlng; ap-
pllcatOns for renewals OF Licenses must b. pre-
sented within twelve months after the date OF
Their expiration; classification OF engi-
,S,.n, ssers !, adopted; mst, second and Third
steamers OF the grade OF which they hold
license, or as such assistant engineers on
any steamer OF lower grade: applicants
for special original licenses engineers or
assistant engineers pleasure stearnerso 10 tons
and under. and ferry boats nayigated OUTSIDE Of
ports Of entry aud delivery, snall be required
20 serve the usual three years: no original censs
shall be granted any engineer assistant engineer
who cannot read and write, aud UNDER
stand the plain rules OF arithmetic: no
marine boilers shall be used without having
proper auxiliary appliances for supplying thcm
NTH water IN addition 20 the usual method EN-.
poyed; pipe and hose FOR lire purposes shall In no
instance be less than IL incnos In internal
diameter; the feed shall not be admitted into any
boiler used In connection with "A DOn-condenslng
engine at less than one hundred and eighty de-
grtes; no brace or sSay-Dolt used In a marine
boiler shall be placed more than 81 inches from
center
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Am AbOut q stamp.

THE RKD-TAPE yoURNEy OF A Two-cEsT CONSCIENCE
CONTRIBUTIONS IN TEE Pesr~oFPIcE DEPARTMENT.
A letter signed with initials and mailed at the
washington post-ofice was received to-day at the
two-cent stamp with the following explanatory
remarks for the beneft OF the Postmaster General:
81 received a letter through your once yester-
DAY: the canceliing stamp failed % cancel the
stalap tore the stamp on and Used H. Now my
conscience has got the best OF me. You viii please
find enclosed a atwo-cent stamp TO go TO the Con-
science Fund"
AS il was not money the stamp was not sent %
the Treasury Department, where there s special
the pangs OF conscience The letter was sent on
the oficial round and as much Ink ana good paper
was me- IN N so ~ rsoepSI 70 sse De
cent Si stamp. II was nrst of all RECORDED in the
erals ONCE, and was then ssai, as indorsed by the
General When lt reached the latter once it was
referred by the Third Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral TO the finance division. Another record WAS
made 10 the book OF that once or letters received
divisaon. The chief OF that division pasted Ihe
stamp on the letter, drew two cross-marks through
the stamp with his pen, and marked under
~ the word cancelled" and signed his name.
This operation was WITNESSED by a clerk
who afixed nis mann as witness. and then the let
Ter having reached the emo OF its redape journey.
was duly apdpropef " deposited In the ijes where
II Will remain az an evidence 20 future generations
that THIS peut larceny upon the Government was
fckuAllll anu OiuClitly dtOucu tof. III Ca1c t0c
citizen whose conscience was disturbed wishes 20
establish the iact that he has made restitution. he
can refer 20 the documents IN the case, which the
fost-omce Department VIII kindly preserve for
him without charge.
KILLED By A TRArS on THE BALTIMORE AND ouo
acknowledgements morning TRACK hand Oh
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, willie at work
near Beissvie was struck By az p,,,s ncom,ng es.
wording on The track with = number OF Other men,
who left the TRACK when the whistle oiew. Tho
engineer on the train noticed that one hand r.
malned on the track, and be blew his whistle
dozen times. while the fireman rang the bell
Railroad men say that the track hands have
dangerous habit 0f remaining on the txack unul
the train II almost upon them The Tram VS.
stopped, and the injured man was taken back %
Beitsville, WheFc he resioek The name Of thA an
fortunate man vas WIN. wiseman. He was sboug
thkry-nve pears Old, ana Q native o1 0ermnuv.
He leaves wife and tour childrcn
CuANoD AMONG rHH JUnon2-Metznl p. n Ho1s.
kelL f., II q Johnston ana J. D. Davts were 90
cepto0 q Juron IN Circuit Court No. YESTERDAY.
John A Saul and Ira A. H0pklns were excus61
hon fursher jury duty this tsrm In the eane
court and joseph Piatx and George F1eld WunD
drawn 70 MI The vocnDC1oo thu cro11e1.
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PAGES 8 AND OF To-DAYs STAR CONTAIN:
heV. hugh o. Pentecost's Lecture on the Social
prooiem, Tarin Talk in the Senate, the Big Bur.
lngton Strike, The Fatal Shooting ARRAY at Cul-
peper, Va, local and telegraphic news. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

GOVERNMENT LIKNs HAVE PRECEDENCE. - The
Attorney-General has submitted to the Treasury
department decision that In the case OF imported
the rights or liens OF the United States
law does not contemplate that Officers OF the cus
toms snaii be involved in the litigation OF private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
STURGEON CHANGES ms VIEWS.

An Utlef8nCe which Indicates that He
10 Coming Around 10 Home RuIe.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, March 2.-From private Information
ventured some time q go TO say that Spurgeon had
considerably modified his views on home rule
This is now publicly confirmed by himself Writing
to the author OF q new book on Ireland, he says
Ireland affords one OF the most perplexing chap
tiers OF human history, and asks whether some
thing better and happier Is not reserved for the
noble race. He thinks this may be possible
through home rule. It Is 6if1cuit TO overrate the
influence OF Spurgeon with the dissenters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
The Rear Raid ON Readinx.

NEW YoRk, March 2.-The selling OF Reading
this morning is apparently for a big bear clique.
-Four brokers have sold over 25, 600 shares so far
The fact that this large amount was taken with
out breaking the price Is inspiring confidence
among the active traders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
The Pugilists in England.
CHARLIE MrTCHgLL BOUND OVER IN Goo NOT I
FIGHT WITH SULLIVAN.

LONDON, March 2.-Charlie Mitchell, the pugil-
iSt, was summoned before q local magistrate at
Chertrey to-day to answer to the charge OF arrang-
Ing for prize hight with JnO L. sullivan. Mitch
ell accompanied by ChaA Rowen and Jake Kill
rain, appeared and disavowed any intention to
break the peace in England. He was bound over
In GOO. Two sureties qualified In f1O0 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
The OiIcIesh Combsuation.
CLAIM THAT IT HAS NOT REsTKICTED PRODUCT
NOR RAISED PRICES TO CvNsUNKRs

4 CLAIM THAT IT HAS NOT RESTRiCTED PR0DUCTfoS
NOR RAISED PRICES TO CONSUMERS.
PHnApKLPHIA, March 2.-The Philadelphia
Ouypet Trade for March contains an interview
with VIM. Potter, OF the firm or Thomas Potter
Sons 60, the largest American makers OF table
ssThe attack on q FEW American firms composing
the table oiicioth combination emanates from free
trade quarters aided by certain New YORK Jobbers
Of auction goods. who delight 70 onsr p,eoe e Of
assertion that the table oilcloth combination have
advanced prices TO 90 per cent Is absolutely false
Table goods were once made In wildcat method
and OF faulty productions. and glutted market
and uncertain values was the consequences. The
union Of the manufacturers OF these goods has
simply resulted In the elevation OF standard and
the manufacture has been conducted on business
prfnciples with due regard 20 the public welfare.
CONSUMERS DO not pay any more now Tor table
goods than they did prior 70 the present arrange
snt and the only ,S 0ees eg tPe c union =, o o.
bers are not more than 10 70 10 per cent higher
than formerly, and the manufsctureu pronts
DO not exceed 70 10 per cent on q business which
upon because OF the great risks incident thereto.
The o,icioth manufacturers DO not aim 70 restrict
production. Tney take no steps 70 throttle new
II chooess and the race 70 sell Is just Is eager As
II no agreement was In force"
n saae Agasnss she Hllinoss Central.
CHICAGO. March IA btll In equity has been
Cuyier. Of philadelphia, and Lyman and Jackson,
OF this city on behalf o. Norris X. Jeasup and
(3eorRo J. Poorest, OF New York. trustecs unoer
6s1s q ne 0so.r F fse So. nao
Railroa1 Co fhe bll prAys that the lsrter roed
Be- cnj0ine6 from interfering With TIE leese of TIE
cedar Falls road TO e and be conpelled 20 Carp
also asked Ths suit grovs out oe ne long Standing
troubles between Cedar FAILS and 11nnoooea and
nitnow Central Railroad CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
TURKEY AND BULGARIA.

The sultan Will Send q military Force
Against Ferdinand On Certain Con.
dftiOns.
MOSCOW, March 2.-The Gazette government or
gam says that Turkey VIII declare Prince Ferdi-
nand usurper I'm Bulgaria and will interfere with
a military force to establish status there in ac-
cordance with the Berlin treaty, either on receiv-
ing mandate from all the powers or carte blanche
from Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

sToREkEkPRRs AND GAUGERs were to-day ap-
pointed for North Carolina districts as follows:
Edmond J; Davis, Fork Church; Albert ]. Eller.
Morris, Iron station S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

THE REMAINS or THE BELOVED BALTIMORE PRIZES
FOLLOWED TO THE GRAVE BY ALARGE CONCOURsR,

THE REMAINS or THE BELOVED BALTIMORE PRIEST
FOLLOWED 10 THE GRAVE By A LARGE CoNCoURsR
BALTIMORE, March 2.-The funeral OF Monsienor
Bernard J. A. McManus sook place this morning,
at SC. Johns church, OF which he was pastor from
the time 1t was built, thirty-two years ago, up
to the time Of his death Long before the services
begun the church was crowded and thousands of
people stood on the street unable to gain admis-
sion The ONCE for the dead was recited by Rev.
W. E. Bartlett. Cardinal Gibbons celebrated the
high requiem mass. and Rev. DR.. John s. Foley
curtis, OF Wilmington; Moore, OF Florida; Wad-
hams of Ogdensburg, and Grandin, OF Northwest
v. G. Walsh, OF Philadelphia, and Rev. Father
stanton, OF the last named city. An the priests
OF the diocese were present except Mgr. McColgan,
After the services at the church the body was re.
moved and laid In the chapel OF Holy Cross ceme-
terry. IN the cortege were all the Catholic
societies OF the city and many OF the children OF
the parochial schools Mgr: AcManus was a man
OF more than ordinary administrative ability, and
his loss Will be deeply felt BY the church which
he built up In sparsely settled part Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

Republican Congressional Comsmsisseo.
LIST OF THE MEMBERS CHOSEN By THE JOINT CAUCUS
The joint caucus OF republican senators and
was held at the Capitol last
evening. In the absence OF senator George r.
Edmunds, Hon. Joseph q. Cannon. OF Illinois, nom-
mated senator H. NJ. Teller as chairman and Louis
E McComas as secretary OF the Caucus. The fol-
lowing Republican Congressional Committee was
chosen: Hon. John b. McDuffie. Alabama; Joseph
McKenna, California; George q. symes, Colorado;
Charles A. Russell, Connecticut; senator Z. b.
Farwell, Illinois: Hon. George ". Steeie, Indiana;
Edwin Ii. conger, Iowa; Thomas Ryan, Kansas;
Charles A. Bcutele. Missouri: Louis Z. NcComaS
Maryland; Robert T. Davis, Massachusetts; Nm.
II. Wade Missouri; James Lard, Nebraska; VIM
Woodourn, Nevadt; senator IA. ". Blair, New
Hampshire; James Buchanan, New Jersey; Geo.
West New York; John NJ. Brewer, North Carolina;
A c. Thompson, Ohio; senator Joseph r. Dolph,
oregon; Hon X. X. Bingham, Pennsylvania; scn-
ator n. W. Aldr1ch. Rhode Island; ex-Representa-
tive Robert Smalls. South Carolina: l. Z. Houk,
Tennessee; John w. stewart, Vermont; Nathan
Con, West Virginia; senator Pliietus sawyer,
Wisconsin; c. 5. Ginord, DAKOTA; Z. T. Dubois,
Idaho; Joseph NJ Carey, Wyoming. Kentucky
and Virginia were authorized 10 elect one member
each, and TO report his name 10 the secretary of
the Joint caucus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

WV. I. ROBBINS, of Virginia, has been appointed
post Office inspector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

The Tfata1Gar square DiSCunsiOn.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, March 2.-It was made clear In last
nights debate on the Trafalgar Square matter that
the government had thrown in their lot with the
commissioner OF police. They will lose few votes
among their own supporters, but it Is thought
certain they will secure majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

KEY WEsT, Fla, March IA d1spstch from
murdered her tour children 8 coid blood. she
chopped on the heads q two OF them Win Z
hatchet and the otAer Two ahe held In . tub Of
eai6, when Arrested end Ea1en - jail, tnat the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL. VESSELS - Commander
Hon reports to the Navy Department that the
Ossipee arrived at BridgetOwn, Barbados. on the
10th OF February. He was TO leave for Port Of
spain, Trinidad, on the 18th. The Pensacola ar
rived at New YORK yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-02
Na4uralixing the nriei.her,

CHICAGO, March 2.-The efforts OF the British
American Association toward naturaltzing the Ca
nadans and English residents continues with una
bated v1gor. Last evening about one hundred
went to court and took out nrst paperA Twenty.
one were granted second papers, enabling them 10
vote.