Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-02
CRISPrS SUCCESSOR.
A Vice President of the Chamber of
Deputies.
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS OF TEE DAY.
A Baronet Caught Cheating at
Cards Causes a Sensation.
CHILLAN REBELS DEFEATED.
TIER FOREIGN NEWS OF TEE DAY.
GILLIAN REBELS DEFEATED.
CRIsPrs RESTORATION FINAL.
King Humbcrt win Accept p-other For
eign News OF the Day.

King Humber win Accept n-other For
eign News OF the Day.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-Press dispatches from Rome
assert that the king regards the resignation of
Minister Crispi ss final and has not requested
its withdrawal On Friday last Count Herbert
Bismarck was entertained by signor Crispi
II is reported that on that occasion signor
Crispi expressed doubts Of his ability 20 retain
power. The news OF the downfall OF PREMIER
Crispi was received quietly in German politi-
Cal circles, inasmuch as Il Is not believed that
the Drebund or Italian policy viii be affected
thereby.
RoME, Feb. 2-The king has invited the
Marquis A. Di Riduni. second of the four vice
presidents OF the chamber Of deputies, 10 form
a cabinet.
LONDON, Feb. An indications point
70 a more pronounced socialistic sgisa-
tion throughout Europe this spring than
IN the earlier part of last year. In Austria,
Belgium and Spain workingmen's clubs
have already declared in favor OF great labor
demonstration ON May 1. The proposed meet
ing OF a conference representing European
sovereigns 20 determine upon measures Of mu-
tual protection against the agitation of social
lists and anar rchIsts has not vet been held
although Austria and Germany have had some
discussion on the subject
MIR. Gladstone evidently has no intention Of
retiring from public life for the present He
has taken house for the season on Park Lane
overlooking Hyde Park.
In view Of the storm which has been raised.
il is now believed that Sir John Pope Hennessy
will abandon his amendment 60 Mr. Gladstones
relis sious disabilities bill in which Hennessy
proposed that the sovereign of Great Britain
might be 9 Catholic, II he or she chose 10 be
one.
Sir Charles Dixie is spoken Of az a possible
successor TO Charles Bradlaugh's seat
The Sd5sddTd SAYS that ''Iyanhoe" Is the
most imposing spectacle that the English
operate stage has yet witnessed. and the Tes,-
graph pronoGnces il a brilliant success
MIR. Gladstone is said to have given the as
surances asked for by Parnell as 10 the kind Of
home rule he designs for Ireland. Those rs
surances are the settlement of the land ques-
ton by the Irish parliament, and the CONVEX
sion OF the royal Irish constabulary into police
men.
Figaro Of Paris publishes an interview with
the pope IN which the holy father is repre-
sented as saying that IL the conservatives Of
France saw that IL WAS possible they should es-
tabiish something better than republic, other
wise they should adhere to the republic, which
would then be what they chose TO make il.
In Greece severe storms and cold weather
continue 10 prevail and numerous accidents on
land aud sea are reported.
Action taken by the union men in the dock
lsborers strike here has caused the Wilson
Hill Company to revert 10 the shipping fedora
ton.
The German empress is i'll with a severe cold.
and the reception which was TO have been held
today has been postponed until Saturday next.
bosine Bloch, the French prima donna, is
dead.
At Skopin, in the government OF Riszin,
Russia a hospital has been DESTROYED by ire.
Fourteen patients were burned TO death.