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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
OBJECTIONS TO HOME RULE.
Alleged Inexpcdiencies To Se1f-Governmen,
In Irelan.l.


In Ireland.
The discussion of the Irish home rule cues
ton is becoming more and more interesting
every day in England. The question is no
Longer regarded an incpbus which everybody
wants to shake of. but az living problem
which every body is interested in having solved
in prac teal way.
The right of Ireland TO home rule has been
admitted by all political parties and is. indeed.
based upon the fundamental principle of the
British constitution. But what is right may
not always be expedient. This is the only solid
ground of opposition to home rule-solid, that
is to say, only in the event of the specific ale
cations OF inexpediency being undisposed of
by the particular measure of home rule pro-
posed.
The alleged inexpediencies Of home rule for
Ireland are rs follows:
l. Ulstcr.-It is commended that a parliament
elected from the whole OF Ireland would domi-
nate Ulster in an into1erable manner.
2. Catholicism.--It is commended that nm Irish
parliament viii be the tool of the Roman Catho-
lie hierarchy and will be intolerable to the
Protestants Of Ireland.
8. Landlordism.-It is contended that IN
Irish Parliament Will conisca.e the property of
the large landowners class that includes
many Englishmen and English corporations.
T. Imperial Safcty.-It is contended that an
! Irish parliament will mean the creation of a
hostile and dangerous enemy on the very coast
of England.
s. The Purse.-It is commended that any con.
| tribution by Ireland to the imperial exchequer
will soon be regarded rs an intolerable tribute.
G. Minor Questions.-It is contended that the
inter-relations OF Ireland and Great Britain
have become SO complex and innumerabe BY
/ the long-continued fusion of families and bust
ness affairs between the two countries that il
+ will surpass the art Of man to discover the na-
tions In any just and practical manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
FELL OR JUMPED BEFORE AN ENGINE
Morrisania Tailor MangIed to- Death in
New York City.

new YORK city.
Jacob Sinscheimer a Morrisania tailor. thirty
five years Old. either jumped or fell in front of
an engine on the uptown track of the Sd avenue
elevated road at the 99th street station, New
York, yesterday morning He was instantly
killed. He must have fallen upon the road bed
just as the engine wheels struck him. The en-
gineer had been slowing up. but it impossi-
BILE for him to stop the engine before it hit the
man. He jammed the air brakes down and
brought the train to standstill with sudden
ness that caused the passengers to scramble to
their feet and ask what happened.
The body could be seen from the platform
entangled in The forward wheels of the engine
1t was necessary to raise the engine by Jacks to
get the body out. This took considerable time
and caused blockade OF trains that DELAYED
travel for a couple of hours. When the body
was lifted to the platform it was seen that the
top of the head had been crushed in and that
the trunk was fearfuiiy mangled.
When policeman went TO the address found
on card in the dead mans pocket he met Mrs
Sinscheimer. He asked her if she knew Jacob
Sinseheimer who had lust been killed on the
elevated road. That's my husband" she
cried. and in a sudden frenzy she caught the
policeman coat collar and tore off two of the
buttons. He had struggle with her before
shn Gained down.
The ticket chopper at the station says that he
saw sinscheimer jump from the platform to the
| track bed. Policeman Brennan says that lie
understood from other witnesses that the man
was standing on the edge of the platform. and
in leaning over 10 look for the train or from a
| sudden attack of vertigo lost his balance and
fell over.
Sinscheimer's wife and relatives say that they
know of no reason WHY he should have desired
to end his life. 1t was true that his health had
not been good for some time. but be was of a
cheerful disposition. was happily married and
comior table financially
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ANOTHER COMET FOUND.
Prof. Freeman of England Discovers One
Where Biela's IL Due.

A telegram received yesterday reports the
discovery Of faint comet by Freeman of
Brighton. England, on November "a. in right
ascension no hours, twenty-nine minutes; north
declnation thirty-nine degrees. This comet
is within two degrees of the Holmes comet, and
in view of the suggested identity of the Holmes
with the Bieia comet this new visitor would at
first thought appear to be the separated part
as seen in 1852, but the cablegram reports
the motion of this comet 10 be three degrees
twelve minutes south daily that idea is pre-
cluded, as the motion of Holmes is only one
tenth of a degree daily.
The position of the Holmes comet and it's
slow motion, answering closely TO the Biola
orbit. first gave rice to the notion tina; Biela
had reappeared. 1t is n curious coincidence
that two comets should appear near the place
and nj the time the Bela double comet would
be due if in existence.
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Minister Phelps Explanation.

In an interview in Berlin yesterday Minister
Phelps said that he had received number OF cable
dispatches inquiring about his alleged attack on
Count Won Caprivi. lie expressed himself as
surprised at the story. a. be Lad always taken
particular pains To avoid German politics.
APART from bis diplomatic duty. his close per-
sonal friendship with each OF the ehanceilors
would prevent his publicly taking sides with
either.
As matter Of fsct he had not alluded to
German pohtiA. but he had warrIly praised
the emperor and had referred to Prince Bis
marck In q single sentence. praising his work
the unificr OF GERMANY and comparing him
with an old lion whose roar still attracted the
worlds attention. He thought that the Ger
nan papers had published correct reports, for
none had commented unfavorably on his
Thanksgiving day speech
Correspondents Of American papers were
guests at the dinner. He believed that the
Correspondents were incapable of faisifying,
and he expressed his curiosity TO know who i,
was that bad manufactured the false report.
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The teams lined up as follows:

Place and date-West Point, November &C.
1882
Touch downs-Izarh. Baglev and Carson.
Goals kicked from touch downs-Bagley. Q.
Injured King kutz), Pattison Carson and
u. Ames HARRISON.
Time of game-Two three-aua-ter hours.
The victorious team returned to Anpapolis
last evening. thousand people gathered to
give greeting 10 Captain Trench aud his eleven
The navv~as represented By officers and their
wives and BY he congregation of naval cadet
officers. who, by formal order. were granted The
greatly priced privilege of meeting their foot
ball heroes on their arrival
When the headlight of the locomotive
cleaned in the depot. and the blue coats of he
eleven hove In sight. the waiting cadets howied
with delight, and as their team alighted greeted
them rapturousy. and seiZing Capt french
bag and baggage. lifted him to their shoulders
and carried him and others of the team bodily
10 the carriages in waiting TO take them to tho
Naval Academy. Then the cadets fell in sec
tons behind the several carriages. proud to be
IN the train of their conquering heroes. Many
of the spectators followed 80 the Naval Acat-
emv. Several houses along the line of march
were illuminated. Sunday night alone prevent
ing general illumination.
Arriving NJ the academy the team was greeted
by the whole corps OF naval cadets assembled
at the middle gate. Every body was cheered
from havanaugh to Bagiey and from Bagley
back to kavanaugh- Again lifting the team in
their arms every member was carried on the
shoulders of his comrades from the middle
gate to their quarters. The lanterns from the
illuminated residences of the officers glinteG
cheerily on the scene. At the new quarters the
uproar continued. and when the bugle sounded
few minutes sitter the teams arrival for sup
per. the cadets seemed hardly able to que
down. but n stern order or two from Lieut. II
W Bower. officer in charge, brought the bat
talon TO attention.
On the second sound Of the bugle the foul
sergeants of the company began their roll call
and so far as the battalion seemed concerned
Saturday victory might never have been Thu
enforced military sioicism was broken wher
the battalion. with the victorious team last ii
I its ranks. marched into the mess hall and saw
( in it's center a huge placard with the names O.
/ the academy eleyen and their trainers Crosb,
and Dashiell. upon 1t and underwritten witt
Navy, IL; Army. L." immediately after sup
/ per study hours began, and after this after
rooms reception by the ladies Of the academ,
TO the home team the navy viii turn its bacl
on 's2 and begin to think what it will accom-
plish in SO.
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The meteoric display for which all Washing
ton was on the lookout last night did not mate
rialize. Tho thick clouds which overhung the
city would have prevented seeing the display
had it existed, but it is probable that no stars
fell. A dispatch from the Lick observatory
says that the receding comet was seen, but
there was no meteoric disturbance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

A special dispatch to The EVENING STAR
from Columbus, Ohio, dated rs. says: ~. Har-
Ian, United States prisoner serving two-year
sentence for perjury committed in Oklahoma,
died in prison here today Of palsy, aged thirty
two. He comes OF prominent family. The
late United States Senator James Harlan OF
Iowa was his uncle, and the wife of Robe rt Lin
coin. now United States minister to England,
Is his cousin. He is said also to be one Of two
heirs to an estate worth S90, 900. He ID thirty
two years old and leaves wife and two chill
dren In Oklahoma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Secretary of State Chism Of Arkansas has re-
ceived the official vote of every county in the
state except Mississippi county. The total vote
for President was as follows: Cleveland. S7,057;
Harrison, 46, 1853; Weaver, IL 1881; Bidwell I,S40
Clevelands majority over all. "a ,527. Mississippi
countys vote will increase CleveIand's majority
TO rs 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28

Base Ball Prospects in the South.
Vice President Ross A. Smith of the Charles
ton. s. c.. Base Ball Association says the affairs
of the Southern League now on the high
road to success. All twelve of the clubs that
are to constitute the league have already put up
/ their guarantee money.
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WON BY THE MIDDIES.

West Point Beaten by IL to A. Reception at
Annapolis.
The naval cadets won the game of foot ball
with the military cadets at West Point on Sat-
urday. The middi4s won by IL to 4, but it was
a hsrd-fought battle.
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Col Lichtenstein, one of the chief aids on
President Carnot' sstAff. isdead- During the late
President CREWS administration Col Lichten-
stain held an important position ON his staff.
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HOW 1T Is THOrGHT THE AFRICAN REPUBLIC
MAY BE srRENGrHENED-BENEFIT OF \
CLOSER COMMERCIAL USIoS-TOw -KE MAT
TER OF EMIGRATION ,IIGHG BE xspE 20 TAKE
CARE or ITSELF
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To Southampton tf.oudoa, Havre). Fireman
iahn. Tue. NoM ~, y. m. Spree. Tues, Dec
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Comfortable state rooms. excellent table luxurio1,
saloon appointments. Prices: Firs. cabin 40 and
inward berth. according to location; second cabia
S5Oa berth: storage NJ low ratsa Apply % Z. z.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-28
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRS.
1917 Penn. ave NV

10 Won we-r partial set % artificial teA.h With the
odfashioned Plate. have yon lost several of your
natural teeth We insert artificial teeth for you by
plate. with all its disconforts and annoyancss Have
broken Of your natural teeth 30 that cannot
he filed. or have you a root in mouth that may
hbscess this winte. Haven treated and restored to
its former usefulness by OF beautiful gold or
porcelain crowns. We perform all operations per-
tanning to our profession. Fine gold Filings artificial
teeth gold. piatina ana rubber Extracting with.
out pain. n5-lm.