Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The Vienna Political Correspondence SAYS that
members of the Russian imperial family have
subscribed the cost of a present of several
thousand American repeating rifles and a
quantity of ammunition to the prince of Mon.
tenegro. They are supposed to be intended fol
use against Servia in favor of Prince Kara
georgevics.
The shipbuilders at Schwerin, Teltow, Stet
tin and other German ports have decided t.
turner's of Berlin will also shortly strike.
Three hundred young Bulgarian patricians
have volunteered to act as a bodyguard to
Prince Ferdinand.
A messenger who has arrived at Wady Haifa
reports that battle between the followers OF
Senouissi and the Mahdists has taken place al
Sinan, to the southwest of Bara, and that the
former were victorious. Both sides suffered
heavy losses. Among the killed were two
Mahdist chiefs.
The Paris Soir asserts that the government
has warned certain wealthy foreigners residing
in France, who are known to have assisted
Boulanger in financial way. that they will be
expelled from the country unless they stop
supplying him with funds.
An imposing service was held in the cathe-
dral at Belgrade Sunday in honor of the ac-
cession of King Alexander. The king, the ex-
king, the regents, cabinet ministers. and all the
Gen. Boulanger received ovations at the
stopping places between Paris and Bordeaux
Sunday. At a banquet at the latter place Sena-
tor Naquet said Bculanger represented religious
liberation. The general himself said: The
conservatives who follow me understand that
the restoration of the monarchy is impossible
without violent upheaval. and they adhere to
the republic on condition that it be made hab-
liable and be sanctioned by the people, directly
consulted"
The Paris police have made further searches
of the residences of members of the Patriotic
league. 1t is reported that they have seized
papers showing that plan had been matured
for descent by members of the league upon
the Palais Bourbon, where the sessions of the
legislative chambers are held, and the Elysee,
the residence of the president.
Richard Mansfield seems to have made good
impression as Richard III in London Saturday
night. He put the play on the stage with much
care and attention to correct historic detail.
Bishop Wiggar, of Newark, is ill with pneu-
monia in Rome.
dispatch from Tien Tsin says it is re-
ported there that the natives have risen on the
kwang-Si frontier, and that they have de-
strOyed ten block-houses and killed 100 French
men.
Queen Victoria and Queen Christina, of
Spain, will meet on the 9th instant at San
Sebastian.
The czarewich will visit Darmstadt in May,
when his formal betrothal to Princess Alix of
Hesse will take place.
The Clarion, the organ of the Patriotic
league in Paris. publishes a letter from NJ.
Atchinoff, the leader of the Cossack expedition
to the Red sea, in which he protests against the
French bombardment of the position occupied
by his expedition at Sagallo.
MIR. Hollingshead, the English theatrical
manager, gave a supper at the Niagara exhibit
ton building in London Saturday evening in
honor of the visiting American baseball teams.
The duke of Beaufort and other prominent per-
sons were present.