Evening star., 1893-11-07
DAYS EVENTS IN EUROPE.
Elections I'm Progress for the Lower
House of the Prussian Diet.

Elections I'm Progress for the Lower
House of the Prussian Diet.
BERLIN. Nov. THE elections were held
today for members Of the lower house of
the Prussian diet. Herr Richter, the leader
OF section of the Freisinnige party, was
defeated at Hagan. in westphalia, by Herr
Lohman, a national liberal The vote stood
for Richter. 27s: Lohman, 2S4 The result is
suggestive as Hagan was Herr Richter's
inherited seat.
Ambassador Bayard at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.-Mr. Thomas F.
Bayard. American ambassador to Great
Britain, and the Hon. Patrick Collins.
American consul general, in whose honor
banquet was given by the lord mayor last
evening, today inspected the overhead cleo
trio railway. They were much interested In
the generating machinery.
Mr. James E. Neal. the American consul
here, afterward gave a private luncheon TO
Mr. Bayard and Mr.. Collins. Among the
guests were several resident Americans.
An Appeal TO Spanish Patriots.
MADRID, Nov. 7-Senor Canovas del
Castillo. formerly prime minister. address,
ed a conservative meeting in this city last
night. He said that he disapproved Of the
governments policy generally, but the pres
ent was a time for patriotism. He de-
manded that all parties now support the
government. Spain, he said, must either
abandon her territory in Africa forever.
thereby trampling upon the honor and flag,
or she must make the sacrifices of men and
money the government required.
Another Gambling Scandal.
BERLIN, Nov. 1T is stated that an
other usury and gambling trial is impend-
ing in Hanover. in which three Of the pris-
oners condemned in the recent gambling
cases were concerned.
Invited by Caprivf.
BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Chancellor Won Caprivi
has invited the financial ministers of the
federal states to attend the taxation de-
bates in the reichstag.
The Cabinet Crisis I'm Austria.
VIENNA, Nov. THE Fremdenbiatt
semi-ofticially announces today that Prince
Windisch-Gratz the new Austrian prime
minister. has had interviews with the lead
ers of the several political groups in the
1eichsrath, but as yet has arrived at no
definite settlement as to the attitude they
will assume on the government measures
Nevertheless, the paper adds, progress has
been made on the impending questions.
The list OF new ministers will not be SUBJ
mitted to the emperor before Thursday.
Emperor Francis Joseph returned from
Buda Pesth this morning. He conferred
today for an hour with Count Windisch-
Gratz. Subsequently his majesty had a
prime minister.
The Kaiser Gone n Hunting.
BERLIN, Nov. 7.-Emperor William has
gone on a hunting expedition to the Black
Forest. He arrived at Tubingen, Wurtem-
burg, this morning, where he was met by
the King of Wurtemburg. A large crowd
had gathered about the railway station. ard
they gave the emperor a most hearty re-
ception. After the emperor and the king
had exchanged greetings they proceeded 10
the kings estate at Debenhaussen, where
the preserves will be shot over No official
reception was given to his majesty.
julius Froebel Dead.
ZURICH, Nov. Julius Froebel the
well-krovn writer and statesman, died
here today. He was a nephew Of DR.. Froe-
bel. the founder OF the kindergarten sys-
TEN. He was born in Germany, but became
a Swiss citizen about 1889. and wrote many
1857 he travelled in California. Mexico and
Central America He married in New
York the daughter OF the Count o. Arman-
sperg, then Bavarian minister to the United
States.
The Corinth Canal Opening.
ATHENS. Nov. lit is officially an
nounced that the Corinth canal will be
opened for traffic on November 9.
The Melbourne Cup.
MELBOURNE. Nov. THE great event
In the Australian racing world. the race
for the Melbourne cup. took place today.
1t was won by Tarcoola, Carnegie was sec
ond and Jeweler, third.
General Gourko Improving.
WARSAW. Nov. 7.-Twenty-six more ar
rests have been made here in connection
with the socialist agitation. Most Of the
prisoners are educated women.
Gen. Gourko, governor of Warsaw, who
has been i'll for some time past il is said,
from the effects OF poison administered to
him, is improving daily and expects to
soon entirely recover.
Suspected Anarchists Released.
MILAN, Nov. 1.-THE examination OF the
sixty-three anarchists who were arrested
in this city while holding a meeting Sunday
revealed no breach OF the law and they
have consequently been liberated.
Medical Director Dean in Italy.
DIR. Richard c. Dean, medical director Of
the United States navy,is visiting the Italian
pOrts and STUDYING the sanitation the