The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-12
Late Foreign News.
THE ELECTORAL BILL.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-In a division of the
Assembly yesterday on the electoral bill
1856 members voted in favor of the Scrutin
de Liste and S28 against it, giving the
Government majority OF 81.
CARLIsT DEFEAT.
MADRID, NOV. ia dispatch received
here by the Government states that the
and were defeated by the Government
troops, with some loss.
DOMINION DoINGs.
MONTREAL, Nov. IA child years
old was severely scalded by falling inlo
| tub ofboiling water. Itis apprehended
that the result will be fatal.
| Gulbord's funeral will not come off
this week. 1t is understood that the
entire volunteer force of the city will be
called out.
The snow which fell yesterday is all
lgone, and the weather is fine.
| HAMILTON. ONT, Nov. l2.--Mrs. Har-
rison, residing ON Carmon street, was
found dead in bed this morning. Foul
play is suspected, and an investigation
is now in progress.
OTTAWA, Nov. l2.-The Judges of the
Supreme Court are engaged at their Of
flee, in the Parliament House, every
day, arranging the machinery for the
opinion of the Court and management
CT the details in connection with the
business that will be brought before it.
PANAMA NEWS. =.
| PANAMA, Nov. 2.-News from Panama
is meager, and mostly of personal inter-
est. On the 25th of October it was an
nounced that a loan of $4,000 was re-
quired, which will be collected by force,
il necessary, from the merchants Of Pan
anna. No opposition has been offered.
| The Peace Commissioner sent to the
State militia under Verlado, has re-
turned, bringing with him proposals,
which, it is understood, were accepted
by the Governor on the Goth of October.
The conditions included the pay
ment of back salaries to the soldiers
Land General Assembly.
Capt. Dow, OF the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, returns to New York by
the Colan, for the purpose of bringing
the new steamer City of Sydney for the
Australian route.
Another bad break occurred on the
Panama road at Empire Station the
other day. but was quickly repaired.
The heavy rains of this and the next
I month, it is feared, will do considerable
damage to the line in its present state.
LIVELY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The Presidential election in Peru was
| attended with fearful disaster and
bloodshed. The firing ragged fiercely
about the polls, and about twenty-four
deaths are known to have occurred in
4 the capital and the wounded probably
reach a much higher figure. General
PEDRO is believed to be the successful
candidate.
BRINGING A. BANK TO TERMS.
Suit was brought against the London
Bank of Mexico and South America, in
the Tribunal of Commerce, on the Goth
ult., and it resulted in the bank being
ordered to meet It's entire paper in coin
within three days, otherwise the bank
would be seized and held for debt.
| WHAT SPAIN is DOING.
| HAVANA, Nov. IA private letter re-
ceived here from Spain says the Spanish
liron-clad feet of four frigates is ready
to sail for Cuba. The vessels carry sew
ienty five guns of heavy calibre, with q
icomplement of TWO thousand men. They
Will also carry two hundred men eaen
as reinforcements to the Spanish army
lin Cuba.
GRAND CONCERT.