The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-17
Third Edition
OVER THE OCEAN.
Fritz FeaSting His Friends.
TurkeY's Terrible Threats.
Noyes Not Expected to Return.
Turkeys Terrible Threats.
Noyes Not Expected to Return.
National Associated Press to the Star.
GnRTScIIA RAEE'S II1Nrcs

National Associated Press to the Star.
GoRTsCHAKoFF's ILLNESS.
BERLIN, June 17.-Prince Gortschakoff is
suffering very much from indigestion.
PLOTTING AGAINST THE KHEDIvE.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
Alexandria says plot has been discovered
at Cairo having for its object the dethrone.
ment of the Khedive.
The Duke OF Cambridge has arrived at
Malta.
THE DEMANDS OF ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.
LONDON, June IA dispatch from Ber.
lin says it is rumored that England and
Austria jointly demanded the withdrawal
OF the Russians from Constantinople dur
ing the sitting of the Congress. The Mon
tenegrin incident has caused painful SEN
sation. 1t is believed that if Earl Beacons-
field proposes in the Congress the auton-
omy for Crete, the Russian Poles will draw
the attention of the Congress to their suf-
ferings. ..
THE STRIKERS YIELDING.
All the cotton operative strikers are ex-
Pected to yield TO the masters to-day, and
work will probably be resumed in all the
mills.
R0UMANIAN TOSTILITIEs.
LONDON, June ia dispatch from
Vienna says hostilities between the Turks
and Montenegrins has recommended. and
the fighting has been continuous. The
mobilization Of the Austrian army has been
commenced in earnest.
THE THREATS OF TURKEY
dispatch from Constantinople saws that
Russia will not carry out the terms of the
Treaty OF San Stefano until the Turks
evacuate the fortresses of Shumla and Var
ma. Turkey, on the other hand, is resolved
to dare Russia to the fulhllment of the
treaty and also threa ems TO withdraw her
representatives from the Congress in The
event OF the autonomy being granted to
Epi1us, Thessaly and Bosnia
RIOTS AMONG REFUGEES.
A Vienna dispatch says there has been a
serious riot among the refugees in Andernla,
a number of whom were killed and many
wounded.
REBEL CHIEF CAPTURED.
Advlces from CapetoWn state that the
rebel Chief Macoma had been captured.
UNsER FRITZ FEAsTs THE CONGRESS.
BERLIN, June 17.-Unser Fritz gave a
grand banquet last night to the Plenipoten-
tiaries, all of whom were present.
ITALY AND RoUMANIA.
LONDON June IA dispatch from Bu-
charest says the relations between Italy and
Roumania are very warm, and that King
ri Humhert has decorated Prince Charles.
MOVES NOT EXPECTED BACK.
PARIS, June 17.-Mrs Moves the wife of
General Edward L. Moves, the American
Minister, who has returned to the United
States, has issued cards for her farewell re-
ception. 1t is generally believed in Paris
that Mr. Noyes will not return.
THE TURKS REFUSED
LONDON, June IA dispach from Vienna
says number Of Turks from Sculere at
acked the Montenegrins at Kraina and
we're severely repulsed.
wADDINGToN FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
LONDON June 17.--It is expected that
will to-day propose the appoint
nent of Waddington as Vice President of
he Congress. The disposition to admit
ireece to the Congress increases
THE EX-KING' s FUNERAL.
PARIS, June 1.-THE French Cabinet has
rranged for funeral honors to the remains
,f EX-king George of Hanover on the oc-
aston of the departure of the body for that |
,iace.
GAMBETTA's SPEECH.
Gambetta will make a grand military |
peech on the oath inst, at the BANQUET at |
5ersailles in honor of the anniversary of
he death Of General Hoche
GEN. CHARLTON DEAD.
PARIS, June 17.-Gen. Charlton, the Sena-
or, is dead.