Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

CURRENT roPrcs ABROAD.
Enthusiasts Celebration Of BirshAay An
ntversary % R>rent LuispssA.


nsthasisstsc Celebration Of . Bsrshasy An
nsvers~ry q Regent LsispssA.
LoxpoS, March 1s.-A Munich dispstch avs
that the seventeen birthday Of Regent Luis-
pold was celebrated there with great enthu.i-
ssm on Thursday The regent received con-
EXAMINATIONS from the Emperor william. the
Emperor Francis Joseph and other European
sovereigns The plan 30 depoee the Insane
King Otto and make Luitpold. who 10 heir APP
parent. the King OF Bavaria. was not earned
out owing IL is stated. 20 the disspproval u the
kaiser, who did not view with favor the sugees-
ton 20 interfere with the regular tenure 81 the
crown. even In the case OF an insane monarch
The people however showed their esteem for
general rejoicing. King 0tto's health 10 said 90
be failing. and il IL said that but for careful
watching be would probably end his life like lis
brother Louis, the late king.
RANDOLPH cHrkcHuL's TRIP.
Lord Randolph Churchill win start for
Marshonaland in April He is Just giving his
leisure moments 10 reading up on books that
might throw a light on the mysterious ruins az
Marshonsland, discovered by the South
African Companys expedition. His lordship
also intends 10 bay visit 90 King Lobenguis
OF the Matsbales. and 20 assure that monarch
semi-ofhcially OF the good intentions Of Great
Britain. His lordship will be absent about
eight months Lady Churchill remaining IN
England
DISGUISED FRENCH HOSTILITY.
French influences said 10 be at the bot
tom Of hostility 10 British protection In
Uganda Late advices from the Protestant
missionaries there state that the French Gath
ole missionaries have complete control Of the
situation. and have taught the people that they
ought 20 resist any attempt 10 impose British
rule. The situation IL q perplexing one for
the British foreign Office, there is no par
liamentsry support worth speaking Of 20 sus-
| attempt would evoke powerful protest IL h
probable, therefore, that nothing viii he done
leaving il for the British in south Africa 20 e.
| sert their claims when occasion arises.
LIBERALS DISSATISFIED WITH rkisH ArLrEs
There is growing discomfort among the En-
glish liberals with the withdrawal from parlis-
ment Of q number Of Irish members who have
given mp their seats TO engage in the Parnell-
| Mccarthy controversy. The consequence of
this desertion is that the government secures
much larger msjorities on divisions than It
otherwise would and thereby maintains an a,D-
pearance of strength before the country. The
situation is deeply felt by Mr.. Gladstone, VINO
has, il is stated, expressed himself very plainly
| on the subject 20 Mr.. Morley and others and
not fail to weaken the attachment OF English
liberals 10 the cause of home rule.
LATE NEWS FROM CHILL
Buenos Ayres dispatch says that the family
of Balmaceda are safe in the Argentine Repub-
lie. The latest advices from Santiago were 70
the effect that the city. in which quiet had
| been maintained by severe martial Law, Was be-
ginning TO be turbulent owing 10 the reported
| successes OF the insurgents An attempt 10
| hold an election on last Sunday was a complete
| failure. only the government officials and en-
ployes taking part, the people generally hold
| ing aloot, convinced that the old regime in
Chill is coming to an end. The insurgents con-
| tinue TO be abundantly supplied with money,
and pay for all provisions aud private property
taken by them.
| INSTRUCTIONS TO RUSSIAN SUBJECTS.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says that the holy
synod of the Russian church has issued an or
der that all converted Hebrews shall attend
public worship Of the orthodox faith at least
once in every week. be deemed 20 have re-
lapsed into Judaism. They are also IN every
instance 20 make a recantation Of their Jewish
belief before baptism. and TO be kept on probs-
tion at least six months All those who rela pee
must be reported to the civil authorities fcS
punishment