The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-12
Third Edition
THE LATEST.
The Specter That Scares SOvereigns.
Vessels in the Chinese Waters.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Great Britain.

Great hf1talns
IN HONOR OF THE FENIANs.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Irishmen of this
city yesterday had a grand demonstration
in honor of the released Fenians, Clancy
and o. 'Hearn.
THE GRAND DUCHESS IMPROVING.
A dispatch from Darmstadt says the
Grand Duchess of Hesse is progressing fa-
voraby, and is now able to take some nour-
ishment and the fever is diminishing.
sNow-sToRM AT sCILLY.
LONDON, Dec. 12.-Reports from the south
western coasts mention very heavy fall of
snow over Scilly. This is such an unusual
phenomenon in that quarter that much
surprise is expressed regarding it. At
Scilly last night the wind was about east
northeast and fresh, and the weather clear,
with the barometer at thirty inches
Turkey.
EASILY ADJUSTED.
LONDON, Dec. ia dispatch from
Constantinople says the difficulty be-
tween Turkey and the United States, re-
specting the arrest of Andrew Romer for
conspiracy against the Sultan, can be easily
settled.
PROTECToRATE FOR CoNsTANTINoPLE.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch says the Rus
sian newspapers assert that Germany has
proposed an English protectorate over Con-
stantinople and the occupation of certain
neighboring positions in return for the in
corporation of Eastern Roumelia and Bull
garia.
WHERE THE SHIPS GO TO.
LONDON, Dec 12.-Curous information
has lately been received here concerning
the vessels in the China and Japan seas.
The fleet is receiving accessions week after
week consisting of monitors, broad-side iron
clads and swift wooden vessels. No salts
factory reason for the presence of these
ships in Chinese waters has been given. 1t
is said some of the vessels recently pur-
chased by Russia in the United States are
to join this fleet.
NoLcANoFF's EXPULSION.
A vienna dispatch says Nolcanoff, the
Pan Slavist agitator and Russian State Coun-
cillor, has been expelled from Russia
Germany.
THE sPECTER THAT HAUNTs KINGS.
BERLIN, Dec. 12-With respect to the
discourses which the Government is under
s ood to have made concerning the alleged
International Socialistic Societies, the first
aims of which are the murder of sovereigns
and prime ministers, the following state
ment, which may be regarded as semi-offi-
cial, has been made. This society is not
the formerly well-known International AS
sociation of working men, as that associa-
ton has long ceased to exist as solidity.
Some of its members may be long to the
new association. but the two have no con-
nee ion with each other, nor is the present
one the legitimate successor of the other.
The object of the international Association
of Workingmen was 10 effect combination
of workmen of all nations governing the
wages and hours of labor.
The present society is a political organi-
zation, built on general upheaving of the
existing state of affairs. 1t extends all
over Europe and England. Vera Sassalitch,
the unknown assassin at Kief, the mur-
derer at Odessa Hoedel, Modelling and the
would be assassins of AIphonso and
Humbert all are agents of this association.
lis Vaccinations are not confined to enmity
toward monarchies; republican constitu-
tions Qike France) are inimical to it.
THE RINDERPEsT APPEARS.
BERLIN, Dec. 12-The rinderpest has ap-
peared in this neighborhood.
HAssELLMAN ARRESTED.
LONDON, Dec 12.-It is reported from
Berlin that the Socialist Hassellman has
been arrested, by order of the Government.
Italy.
GOVERNMENT WITHOUT CONFIDENCE.
ROME, Dec 12.-The Chamber of Deputies
have refused vote of confidence in the
Government by majority of seyenty-four.
In the Chamber of Deputies here are
now pending twelve motions against the
Ministry, and eight in their favor.