The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-08
THE OLD WORLD.
Condition Of the Wounded Emperor,
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THE FATAL CoLLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, June S.--The colliery explosion
in the Evans Wood pit collery, six miles
south OF Wigan, was greatly underrated.
Up to this hour two hundred and fifty dead
bodies have been removed and there are yet
many to be recovered.
THE FEELING IN TURKEY.
LONDON, June 8.-The following state
ment of the condition of affairs at ConStan-
tinople comes from well informed source
and embraces the latest view of the situa-
| tion: The Non Slavonic inhabitants of the
district which the treaty of San Stephano
| gives to the Slave powers have brought
a constant pressure upon the party to resist
| this disposition of their future. Among
these malcontents are the Mahomedans and
Catholic Albanians who are to be transferred
to Montenegro; the Mahomedans and
| Greek population of Southern Macedonia,
the Turks of Silistria and Rustchuk, the
Greeks of Varna on the Black Sea coast and
the Turks of the Rhodhopi Mountains.
The opinion is freely expressed that the
Sultan has virtually given away his country
to Russia The Turkish army, they say, is
! still strong, and if the word of command
were given the Russians could be driven
thousand Turkish veterans now under
arms, and they would be sufficient for the
work.
| PROPOSED DISSOLUTION OF THE REICHsTAG.
Berlin, June Sat a meeting of the
Federal Council yesterday Prince Bismarck
in the name of Prussia, proposed dissolu-
ton of the Reichstag. The Council will
doubtless agree to the proposal.
DIrnIoDEp TpnI-pTU l. TN f1aNS,p STINopTF
LONDON, June 8.5-Iri is rumored that seri-
Gus troubles have arisen in Constantinople.
THE EMPEROR NOT so WELL.
BERLIN, June 8.-1rhe Emperor was not
so well last night. He was very despond-
ent yesterday, it being the anniversary of
his fathers death. His appetite is also very
poor.
NoBELING's CONDITION.
Modelling has sane intervals, during which
he cndcayors to frustrate the doctors by
tearing off the bandages from his wounds
and making other efforts to destroy his life.
ARRESTS.
A great many residents have been arrested
on suspicion.
WHAT WILL BE CONSIDERED.
PARIS June 8.-M. Waddington, in reply
ing to M. Renants Interpretation, said
France accepted the invitation to the Con-
gress on the condition of participation of
all signatures to former treaties, and the
exclusion of questions concerning Egypt,
Lebanon, the Holy Places, and all other
questions not directly raised by the war.
He further said that peace was almost Ger
tain,
BIsMARCK's INTENTIONS.
LONDON, June 8.-A letter has been re-
ceved at st, Petersburg from Prince Bis
marck announcing his intention to conduct
the proceedings of the Congress with all
possible rapidity, because the recent attempt
against the Emperors life has shown that
Germany must give special attention to her
own internal affairs
A COLONEL AssAssINATED.
A special from Paris says the Colonel of
the Gendamerie at Kief Russia, who made
himself SO prominent in the suppression Of
the students riots there some years ago,
was assassinated on Thursday in the streets
of kef,
wHrTsuNDAY DEMONSTRATIONS.
LONDON, June 8.-A dispatch from Berlin
Says the public demonstration tomorrow
| (Whitsunday) of prayer and thanksgiving
for the preservation of the Emperor's life
will be general throughout the whole En-
pire, and care will be taken to give it special
political significance. An outbreak OF 10y
atty will be witnessed, such as there has
been in no country since England rejoiced
over the recovery of the Prince of Wales
from what was feared to- be a fatal illness
THE EMPEROR PROGRESSING.
BERLIN, June 8--The condition of EN-
peror William is satisfactory He is pro-
crossing favorably -.
OPERATIVES FROM AMERICA.
LONDON, June SIN view of the contin-
ued lockout in the cotton districts and the
remote prospects. of settlement between
the masters and operatives the Lancashire.
cotton mill owners are arranging to bring
operatives from the United States.
= GOING TO MALTA.
The Duke of Cambridge will start for
Malta next Tuesday =
NOT so wARLIKE.
The English Government has abandoned
its intention Of mobilizing the First Army
Corps at Aldcrshot, and has also informed