Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-22
THE CANADIAN VIEW.
The Toronto s'Maii'' says the Auscrt.
cans Have secured An They Asked.

TORONTO, Feb s2-The Mad Independently com.
menting on the fishery treaty, says: s'suhstanti-
ally the Americans have won their case. Mr.. Bay
ard tell heir 10 question. a solution OF which had
baffied several generations OF British ana Amcri-
can statesmen. Under his direction I has ut
length been brought 10 a termination which must
be satisfactory % every American since Il secures
TO the United states substantially all that the
United states has ever asked. Canadian fisher
men receive no sort of equiv aleDt for tho
concessions made 20 the Americans, excepting the
barren privilege OF fishing In American bays In
his message transmitting the treaty 70 the senate,
President Cleveland appears TO talk almost
directly In favor OF the establishment OF closer
trade Tns relations % between r s,e Two countries -
'Srumblers will, no doubt, md iault with
the details, but reasonable men on both
question, giving rise TO 50 much International
feeling, bids fair 70 be removed from the arena OF
consroyersy cont owe and that The nsisnoSrly feeling and
having such intimate Intercourse Will again hold
sway"
The Defaulttng Montana Railroad.
MONEY SENT FROM NEW WORK 10 PAY THE RIoTISa
LABoREks
BILLINGS, MONT, Feb. a-s.-Ihe turbulence OF the
idle Rocky Fort Railroad laborers had It's effect
yesterday I'm causing $1,000 10 oe sent from New
York uy wire yesterday Go relieve the city from
danger The financial situation Is serious, as the
defauting road owes thousands OF dollars TO mer-
chants. Seventy thousand dollars OF hens have
already been Tiled IN the county clerks Office
The AGnicsed German Prince.
A BERLIN REPORT SAYS THE IMPROVEMENT N HIS
CONDITION II MAINTAINED.
BERLIN Feb 2o.-The doctors all agree that the
Improvement In the condition OF the Crown Prince
Is maintained and that his symtons are encourage
hg Prince hos S eSs IN .aaI aSuS 1e n
experienced relief from the dissoiyng or the ulcer
Gus swelling On the right side OF the larynA
REFRESHING NIGHTS SLEEP.
SAN RENO, Feb. 2.s--Ihe German crown prince
passed good night and had the longest sleep that
ne has experienced since the operation was per-
His cough has lessened.
Think They Have a Consptraser.
THE IRISH POLICE ARREST MAN WHO HAD DYsA-
POSSESSION.
DUBLIN, Feb. PA man has been arrested st
Coeraine. county Londonderry, who had quaint
ity OF dynamite IN hls possession. He declares
that he Intended 10 Use the explosive Ior quarry
ing purposes, but the police believe they have
caught conspirator and that his arrest Will lead
10 important disclosures
HARRISBURG Pa, Feb 22.-Fire yesterday de-
stToyed the large warehouse, general store and
residence or Peter Coble at Camp Hill. Cumber.
land County. Loss, $4,000, partially Insured
The One-Day walking Masch.
MANY OF THOSE WHO srARTED LAST NIGHT GIVE IT. Up
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-AJ I O'Clock this morning
the crowd began TO leave the Institute, where the
on. and by O'Clock only handful OF spectators
were In tue place. There were no Incidents In the
early morning hours 20 enliyen things and tho
started In the race last night with larger stock
OF hope than endurance fell by the wayside, OF
miles 10 his credit: Hughes mot the .Lepper,'@ Is
miles; O'keilly, 21; West, ID; Sinclair. 20: Max
Newman, 20; ChaS l. wllliaIns, 10; Lawrence.
l6; BarUer, Il: Desmond, IL: Connolly. IL.
The following is the lO-o'clock score: Cart
wright. az; Conner, 03; Dillon, "a; Maus "a; Day.
Ge; Bennett, 80.
ia O'Clock score-Cartwright, 81; Connor 20;
Maus, Il; Dillon, 13; Day, ~
A MORE cnEERFUL TONE.
AT O'Clock things In the Institute were OF Q
more cheerful tone, when the band resumed opera
tons. AT this time there were but 20 contestants
left A few moments later the number was still
Al the same timeut was discovered that the oncial
clock was 10 minutes behind the correct time.
Cartrlght Is In good condition, he apparently be
ing able 10 continue running TO the END. Old Nor
man Taylor looks the same when he started.
right al It Ike the veterans that they are. There
is fear OF the record being broken The score at
O'Clock is as follows: Cartnght, 81; Connors. "a;
Dillon, as; Maus, IL; Day, ~
The vessibule Train LItigasies.
ANSWER or THE RIVAL COMPANIES TO THE BuL %
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.
CHICAGO, Feb. s2.-The Wagner Palace Car CO.
and the Lake Shore and Michigan southern Rail-
way Co., nled their answer in the Federal court
Car Co., which seeks TO restrain alleged In
fringenent by the Wagner 90. on the yestibule
Train. The defendants deny that Sessions was the
frst and original inventor OF the device claimed
by the Pullmans. buton the contrary. u Is claimed
that there were sixteen English and eighteen
United states patents containing the material
parts OF the Sessions invention The Invention
had been known and used long before by the Mich
igan Central Chicago, Burlington and quincy and
the Lake shore and Michigan southern roads
The Sessions patent is also alleged 20 be useless
and IL is claimed that the description contained IN
the patent is insufficient 10 enaDle any one 70 con-
struct and use IL The utility OF the Sessions pat
ent is controverted, and It's alleged value IN coils
ions Is said TO be q myth
The Rgnlgarian PrOblens.
POINTS on WHICH AUSTRIA AGkERs WITH RUSSIA
LONDON, Feb. 22.-It Is stated that Austria
agrees with Russia In holding that Prince Ferdl-
nands presence In Bulgaria Is Illegal, but recoe.
nizes his election 70 the throne as legal