The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-20
Third Edition
THE LATEST.
The Ameer and the Ultimatum.
Dizzy Snubs the Peace Party.
IationaI Associated Press to the Star.
Great Britain.


IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM ATGHANIsTAN.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The Government has
officially stated to-day that it has received
important dispatches from India relative
to the Afghan troubles. 1t is believed the
dispatch contains the Ameers reply to the
English ultimatum. The Cabinet has been
summoned to deliberate upon the informa-
ton received.
BEACoNsFIELD STANDS FIRM.
LONDON. Nov. 20.-Yesterday COM
mittee consisting of number of influential
members of the Liberal Party, under the
Chairmanship of Lord Lawrence, waited
upon Earl Beaconsfeld and requested him
to suspend action OH the part of the Englica
Government looking to a war with AT
ghanistan until Parliament has assembled
and discussed the question. The Commit
tee also asked him if he would receive and
hear deputation that had been appointed
to wait upon him. Earl Beaconsield, in
reply, expressed his unwillingness to take
any such decisive step as demanded by the
Committee, and Furthermore declined to re-
ceive the deputation. He intimated however,
that he would communicate with Parlia-
ment after the commencement OF hOstilities.
The result of this interview has occasioned
much dissatisfaction, and indignant meet
ings are threatened.
Russia.
THE GovERNoRsHIP OF BULGARIA.
LONDON. Nov. 20.-A st. Petersburg dis
patch says it is reported that Count Radetz-
ky will replace Prince Dondonkoff Korso-
koff as Governor of Bulgaria, as the Gar is
much dissatisfied at the latters warlike in
trigues and utterances.
Italy.
CONTINUING TO CONGRATULATE.
NAPLES, Nov. 20.-Queen Victoria has
ordered the British Ambassador to proceed
to Naples and personally congratulate King
Humbert on his escape from the would-be
assassin Passanante.
SURPRISING AN EDITOR.
ROME, Nov. 20-The editor of the Naples
has been arrested for allowing
the publication of incendiary news.
THE PRIME MINISTER FEvERIsH.
Signor Carroll, who received wound in
the thigh while defending the King from
the assassin Passanante is not SO well and
is very feverish.
SEEKING THE LIVES OF sOvERETGNs.
1t is said that very interesting details re-
specting the Vaccinations of secret socie-
ties for general attempt upon the lives of
all the sovereigns III Europe are likely to be
soon disclosed.
France.
THAT DUEL UNFOUNDED.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-The rumor that NJ. Four
ton had sent a challenge to NJ. Gambetta to
fight duel is unfounded.
Denmark.
THIS Is OFFICIAL.
CoPENHAGHEN, Nov. 20.-At an official
banquet given last night the betrothal of
Princess Thyra to the Duke of Cumberland
was formally announced.
Austria,
AFTER THE LIMBERG RIOTS.
Vienna, Nov. 20.-The Municipality of
Limberg have drawn up and forwarded to
Emperor Francis Joseph, respectful but
very earnest protest against the arbitrary,
cruel and murderous action of the police
in first provoking and then crushing out
the recent emeute in that city. They point
out that the police authorities appear 10 have
been actuated by q gratutously malicious
spirit and to have acted with objectionable
brutality and rashness. They ask that the
wrongs may be redressed and the instigators
punished Several more OF those wounded
on SUNDAY nave uleu, among Them Herr
COSTA, Commissary of the Police, who was
severely injured in the fray. The police in
their defense contend that the revolt was
deliberately planned, and that they had no
choice but to suppress it at any cost.
Germany.
THE DIET OPENED.
BERLIN, Nov. 20-The Prussian Diet
was opened yesterday. There was full
audience, nearly all the members being
present. Great interest and some anxiety
was felt as to The statements which were to
be made in the speech from the throne,
which was on the whole favorably received.
South America.
REPORTED ASSASSINATION.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-A dispatch from Val
paraiso says that Pardo, formerly President
of Peru, and now President of the Senate,
ia reporied to have been assassinated