The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-29
A PEREMPToRY DEMAND.

with General Grant met and welcomed
the Brussels.
PEREMPToRY DEMAND.
LONDON, May ga dispatch from
Belgrade says that the Servians have
demanded Of the Turks free passage Of
the steamer De Sigrod Post Adakale,
and are mounting guns at Alaker to give
their presentation more weight.
NEW MINISTRY.
ATHENS, May 20-Cum"nnuohors has
been summoned by the King TO form a
new Ministry
TRIBUTE TO GEN GRANT. ...
LoNDuN, May 19.-Au ihe London pa
pers pay tribute TO Gen. Grant to-day,
anu mis- late Administration.
The News speaks Of him as unques-
tionably one Of the great soldiers lYlHg.
His visit here is regarded as extremely
opportune, giving Eng and an oppor-
tunity OF showing the kind feeling cher
ished toward America.
A DOUBTFUL REPORT.
LONDON, May 29 "A dlspa,ch from
Vienna states there is a doubtfnl renort
that the Turks have recaptufed Arda-
Ian.
ENDING A CONSPIRACY.
A telegram from Farna says that a
conspiracy has been discovered in the
Caucasus in The Ru sian army, and that
many of the officers have been shot.
EXILED POLE COMES HOME.
A dispatch rom Warsaw states that
Krysinski, one of the leaders Of the
Polish insurrection in 1868, and VINO was
sentenced to be shot, has lately
returned to Poland under permit of
the Russian Government.
HONORS TO GEN. GRANT.
LONDON, May 20 The reception to
Gen. Grant in this city promises to be IL
perfect ovation. The Reform Club pro-
poses to elect the General an honorary
member, and the Lord Mayor proposes
to entertain him with grand banquet
at Guildhall.
THE TROUBLE IN GREECE.
ATHENS, May z9-The Greek Ministry
have re,lgued. Tnere is great excite
ment among the population OF the ISL
and OF Crete, and patriotic meetings
are being held.
1t has been decided to wait for twenty
DAYS for an answer from the Turkish
Government to the demands OF the peo-
pie, after which time an appeal will be
made BY the Cretans to the Great Pow
ers, asking for the appointment of Mr..
Gladstone under the title OF Prince OF
Crete.
NEWSPAPER SUPPRESSION.
PARIS, May 29-Duke De Broglie,
Minister of Justice, has issued circu-
lar recommending the suppression OF
Communists ap p)logies for the publica.
tion OF false news, especially the as
sertion that France faVors u foreign
war.
THE GEAR AND SUITE.
NEW YORK, May ga cable telegram
from London says a special dispatch
from Ploetchi states that the Car will
arrive at that place June 7 if the state OF
the roads will permit.
He will be accompanied, in addition
to his own personal staff, by the highesl
military nignitaries of the Empire
Prince GortschakUtf will be OF the party,
as also Secretaries. J0mani and Ham.
burger, Marshal Decour, Minister ol
War Adlerburg, General Rausaimes,
Counts Snuarof and Vorkot, General
Menzi notf, DR.. Botkin, the tzarowit2
and Grand Duke VIadimer.
Colonel Dyer II will command the
accompanying escort of troops, which
will consist OF a detachment OF infantry,
u >
quadrons of Cossacks.
The Prussian Miliatires Verde and
the Austrian b B4chtplsheim are permit.
/, d t) follow.
Tine arrival OF the Emperor of Austria
is not yet officially announced.
HUNORS TO THE BRAVE.
Lieutenants D0uUascuU1 and Hestan
holt, who sunk the Turkish iron clad and
her crew and Command last week, ar.
rived at Ploetchl yesterday and were
tue recipients OF great honor, receiving
BY urder Of the Gar, the cross of the
D, der OF st. Geo ge in recognition o.
heir services. U.her marks OF decora
tive honors were bestowed on all the
| participants in the exploit.
CHINA AND JAPAN.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29.-The Occi
dental u Oriental Steamship com
pany's steamer Gaelic arrived to- la,
from China and japan. Her China
dates are Hong Kong, May Q and shang
hal, May 8. Tue kutferlngs from til,
famine In the northern PROVINCES o
China are unabated. Partial relief Il
| affv, ded BY the exartlVns. Of ioreieners