The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-19

ence with French newspapers. The off.
cial reason given for their expulsion is
that they made themselves obnoxious.
II is supposed that they wrote objection
able articles.
John Fitzgerald Of Lincoln. Mich,
president of the Irish National Land
League Of America has addressed cir
cular TO the officers Of the order, de-
nouncing the Parnel inquiry as an afro
cious attempt on the part of the British
to force Parnell and his colleagues out OF
Parliament.
The last series of the Eastern field
trials-members stake-was run at High
Point, N. O., Saturday. The day was
clear and A little cold. Result: Brandon
beat Dashing Noble, the former taking
second prize and the latter taking third
prize, No other trials.
The British steamship Parklands, from
Philadelphia for Savannah, was towed
into Southport, n c., Saturday after
noon by the British steamship Fern.
lands. The Parklands broke her shaft
at a. m. yesterday, east of Frying Pan
Shoals.
Calvin NJ. Dellinger was committed at
Lancaster, Pa, for trial on the charge of
having numbered his wife, Mary Catha-
rine Dellinger, whose body was found on
the banks of Conestoga creek several
weeks ago.
Desperate" Queen, as he was famil-
iarly known in the Southwest, and who
was in the Missouri Pacific robbery at
Gibson, Indian Territory, was shot and
killed by sheriff's posse in that section
yesterday.
The Vossicho Zeitung says that EN-.
peror William has written letter to
Burgomaster Forckenbeck expressing his
cordial thanks for the municipal address
of welcome and for the memorial foun-
tain.
1t is reported that Mr. Henry Arthur
Blake, whose appointment as Governor
of Queensland met with considerable OPP
position in the colony, will be retained
as Governor Of Newfoundland.
Jack Splann and "Ginger" Mccormick,
both of Jersey City, fought eleven des-
perate rounds on q dancing platform,
near Sands Point, n. Y. Splann, who
is novice, was knocked out.
The Emperors speech at the opening
of the Reichstag on Thursday, an Asso-
ciated Press cable says, is awaited in Bers
lin with great interest, arising from the
renewal of war claims.
The Cunard steamship Etruria, just
arrived at New York, had terribly
rough voyage, and George Wornold, a
| sailor, was killed, and several other sea.
men badly injured.
Admiral Posseit, formerly minister of
railways, who was dismissed because of
the recent accident TO the Cars train,
hod a IN
Imperial council.
At recent sitting of the revision
commission, King Milan declared that he
would as little tolerate the Russian eagle
at Constantinople as the Austrian eagle
at Salonica.
Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary for Ire.
land, is indisposed, and will probably be
unable to move the extension of the
Ashbourne act in the House of Commons
tonight.
Messrs. Saunders and George arrived
at Southampton yesterday. They were
cordially received by crowd OF radi
calls. They afterward proceeded to
London.
La Petite France publishes the first Of
promised series ..of documents bearing
on the Wilson case. 1t is writer
promise to pay 1000 francs for decor
alton.
At Dunmanway yesterday the prizes
at each mass denounced the murderer o.
Lynch and urged the people to becom
detectives in order to capture the crimi
nal.
Fourteen furnaces in the Shenang'
Valley, Pa. employing over one thousanC
men, have advanced the wages of theil
employees from ten to fifteen cents day
j. b. Wishendorff bookkeeper for ID
B. foreman q Co., the largest retail DIR,
goods house in Chattanooga, Tenn, ha
disappeared, leaving his accounts short
The Post advises German capitalists Il
redeem Russian bonds of 1877 for cash
in the event of the success of the pre-
posed conversion loan.
The Republican parade in Philadel
phia was big success. Vice Presiden
Morton reviewed the parade, in whicl
$4,000 men took part.
Ex-Empress Frederick and her daugh
! ters started for England yesterday
They were escorted TO the railway sta
ton by the Emperor.
a Rev. Charles j. Hendley, grand prelat
of the Grand Commandery, Knight
: Templar of New Hampshire, died G
apoplexy yesterday.
A duel was fought yesterday betwee
Y the poet. Catulle Mendes and Leon Bier
J., venu, The latter was severely wounde
!. in the right arm.
:. Alexander Messer, one of the notoriou
Hatfield gang. has been arrested in Yves
!. Virginia and taken to Wheeling on
!, charge OF murder.
y! Judgments have been obtaine
i against Samuel r. Bullock, an extensiv
!, contractor of waterworks in New Yor
q city.
!: One death and Twelve new cases {
, yellow fever at Jacksonville. One deaf
;, and five news cases at Gainesville, Fla.
n The NOUoe Fremya announces that a
|, agreement has been made with synd
j. cate concerning the conversion loan.
. The scarcity of grass on the Ne,
n Mexico ranges will cause heavy losses {
u the stock-growers this winter.
!, Elmer +. Grandin, the actor, has bee
~ granted divorce from his wife by tn
y New York courts
= Gideon Hyman q lawyer of Halifa,
n. g., was burned to death in his roo
yesterday.
The Pittsburg Coal Association wi
not pay the five cents per ton advanC