The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-07
FOREIGN.
Princess Bismarck's Marriage,
Railroad Disaster in South America.

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Railroad Disaster in South America.
The East.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEGOTIATING LOAN.
LONDON, Nov IA dispatch from Bel
grade says the Minister of Finance is nego-
tiating loan.
CHANGE OF CONSUL.
Mr.. Read, at present the British Consul
at Rus cluk, has been appointed British
Consul at Philadelphia.
FEVER IN INDIA.
A dispatch from Lahore says that fever is
epidemic in the Punjaub and that the NOR
tality is very large.
Great Britain.
DEATH OF A CELEBRATED ACTOR.
LONDON, Nov. 7.-Samuel Phelps, the fa-
nous actor and manager, died last evening,
IN the seVenty-second year of his age.
ENGLISH PREss ON THE ELECTION.
The Times yesterday morning published
with very sincere satisfaction The result of
the elections in the United States on Tues
day, and says it was feared that Democratic
caprice might turn the scale in favor of q
reckless citation and ruinous policy, but
the good sense of the American people
came to the rescue just in time to save the
country from the consequences of party
blundering and the immortality of profes-
sonal politicians, and but little thanks are
due TO The leaders of either party.
o. MY! PATENT HANGING BEADsTEADs!
TORONTO, Nov. THE Globe of this
morning has the following special telegram
from London: The Princess Louise paid a
farewell visit to Prince Christian and Prin-
cess Helena at the Windsor Palace, Tues
day.
The steamship sarmatian was at Liver
pool yesterday. She will be at once over
hauled and fitted up for the Vice Regal
party, and will be furnished with patent
hanging bedsteads II is arranged that the
Marquis of Lorne will arrive at Liverpool
on Tuesday morning, and embark about
noon.
sPoILING FOR A FIGHT.
MONTREAL, Nov. IA special cable dis
patch from London says their Royal High
nesses the Duke of Edinburgh and Duke Of
Connaught have intimated their desire for
service should England be unfortunately
driven INTO war
LHE FREE COINAGE OF GOLD.
PARIS, Nov. THE session of the Latin
Monetary Congress yesterday resulted i'll
the convention recommending that the
coinage of gold remains free and the coin
age of silver continues suspended indeti-
n'tely.
Germany.
MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS BISMARCK.
BERLIN, Nov. THE civil marriage of
the Princess Bismarck, daugh 'er of Prince
Bismarck, with Count Rantzan, took place
at 3 clock yesterday afternoon in the pal
ace of her father. The attesting witnesses
to the civil contract were Prince Bismarck
and the bridegroom's brothers. The re-
ligious ceremonies were performed at 4:30
O'Clock at he Radziwill Palace, in the cham
ber in which the sessions of the Berlin Con-
gress were held. The bride was elegantly
attired in a dress of white satin and lace,
and wore jewels of diamonds and pearls.
She also wore a magnificent bridal veil.
Among the distinguished personages pres
ent were the Crown Prince and Count
Lehndorf, the latter representing the EN-
peror, who sent the bride and the Princess
Bismarck each pair of magnificent dia-
mond bracelets. He also sent to Prince
Bismarck the Order Of the Crown Scepter
and star of the first class; also the Order
of the Red Eagle which Order nobody
has hitherto received. The her presents
to the bride were numerous, and of great
Value