The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-02
FOREIGN.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
ANNIHILATINd CARLIsT PROVINCES.
MADRID, March "A resolution will
shortly be offered in the Cortes declar-
ing that the Carlist Provinces of Biscay
and Navarro shall cease to exist as sep
arate Provinces, and calling upon the
Government to apportion the territory
among the adjacent Provinces.
GONE.
PARIS. March 2.-Don Carlos has left
Pau Tor England. Count Resat has gone
to Cannes.
Won ARNIM.
LONDON, March A special from
Berlin says Emperor William refused to
allow Won Arnim to visit his son, who Is
Ill. He has not yet answered the petit
tion Of Won Arnim's family for the
Counts pardon. He was summoned to
appear before the High Court OF State
oh the a1st Of February, but he disre-
garded tpe summons. Which was deliv-
cred to him by the German Consul at
Florence. 1t is stated that the Berlin
Foreign Office has preferred an accusa-
tion against Won Arnim embracing the
charge OF high treason and insulting the
Emperor, Prince Bismarck and The For
eign Office.
MINISTER sCHENCK AND LITTLE EMMA.
LONDON, March 2.--The Times this
morning has dispatch from Washing
ion thl ee-quarters of q column In length,
giving the gist of Lyons testimony yes
teracy before the Legislative Committee
auuoir.sl to inquire into the Emma
Mine scanes,. It's stated that Minis ster
Schenok will to-.aGrroW publish letter
denouucing Lyons eSidcSce as tissue
oil infamous falsehoodt, aEa a,sn snouncing
bis intention to sail for New York ~ the
steamship Ahyssinia Saturday evening.
1t is also understood that Schenck
has obtained leave of absence for the
special purpose OF exposing Lyons and
yindicating himself before the Commit
tee and the world. Minister Schenck
this morning telegraphed his attorney to
proceed to Washington Immediately 80
retain the services Of VIM. NJ. Evarts,
and to have Messrs. Park and Stewart
re.summoned TO appear before the Com
mittee for re-examinatiop. One of the
Minister'S daughters will accompany
him on his return TO America.
wINsLow, THE BOSTON FoRGER.
LONDON, March 2.-Winslow, the Bos-
ton forger, was again brought up in
Court t0-day, but was remanded until
tomorrow TO await the receipt from the
foreign offices Of documents having an
important bearing upon the case, the
production OF which was demanded by
the Consul. ~
Winslow was allowed to be seated
during the examination in court to-day.
He told interyiewers that he was very
ill, and his vile and sister still COM
planned OF the treatment which they re-
ceived at the hands OF the police at Rot
terdam.
Winslow's friends in America have
sent telegram to Mr.. Saint Wilmer, a
lawyer, retaining him for the defense OF
Winslow In London. This was, how
ever, against the wish Of Winslow him.
self.
He has decided that he will not appeal
against the extradition. His wife and
family will accompany him back to the
United States, taking the same steamer.
The prison authorities continue the same
kind OF treatment towards Winslow that.
they have hitherto observed.
They do not allow him to read the
newspapers, but give him plentiful
supply Of books. He is not required to
clean his own cell nor to do anything
me enial.
His health Is much affected lately, and
his face is pale and haggard, as IL suffer
ing FROM anxiety. His wife and sister
look caieworn. Detective Dearborn is
lodging at the Longham Hall.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, March 2.--rhe Times fnan-
cisl sEttcls ears. the Unlted atates rail-