The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-18
YER OLD OCEAN.
Condor Sailed This Morning.
THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION.
National Associated Press to the Star.
PRINCE BISMARcK's SPEECH.

PRINCE BIsMARcK's SPEECH.
BERLIN, Sept. 18.-The Reichstag was
crowded yesterday, and the debate on the
Socialist Bill proceeded amid much excite
ment which reachedits climax when Prince
Bismarck, in the peroration of an unusu-
ally carefully prepared, elaborate and pow
erful speech denounced the entire Social
istic Party as unpatriotic and dangerous
men, who were trying to bring about a rev.
olution which would overthrow the EN-
pire, drench the country in blood, set back
the hands on the dial of civilization, and
render Germany the laughing stock OF the
world.
Monday Herr Babel the Socialist leader,
had delivered speech IN which he declared
that Prince Bismarck himself, in common
with others of his party had coquetted with
Socialism, and had used it as long as it had
served his purpose; that he was on intimate
and friendly terms with Ferdinand La
Sale, the first apostle and originator of So
clalism in Germany, during his lifetime,
and that Herr Fritsche, another Socialist OF
eminence, had frequently sent Prince Bis
marck political information of great i'm
portance.
Prince Bismarck devoted portion of his
speech to denial of these statements,
taking them up one by one and contradict
ing them in detail with positiyeness. He
denied that he had ever had any dealings
whatever with LaSalle, and said that it was
utterly false that he had ever received any
information from Herr Fritsche, whom he
challenged to specify the occasions on
which he had sent any such information.
The conclusion of Prince Bismarck speech
was very powerfully delivered and pro-
duced deep impression. 1t is now thought
DOSSj BILE that the bill NAV DaSS
THE coMPULsIoN OF TURKEY.
LONDON, Sept. 18.-Considerable uneasi-
ness is felt in political and financial circles
respecting what appears to be the determi-
nation of Prince Bismarck to insist upon
England joining Germany in compelling
Turkey to comply with the demands of
Greece and in other respects to carry out all
the stipulations of the treaty of Berlin.
coNDoN COMES IN THE MosEL.
LONDON, Sept. 1S.-The Fenians Condor
and Melady who were released from Port
land Prison yesterday, sailed from South
ampton at midnight in the steamer Mosel
for New York. They were both given a
first-class passage.
MUTINEERs LIBERATED.
The crew of the American bark Lavina,
who were arrested for mutiny and incendiar-
ism, have been liberated. The fire on the
vessel proved to have been caused by the
accidental explosion of some petroleum in
the cargo. The vessel was destroyed.
THE WAY THE AUsTRIANs OCCUPY.
LONDON, Sept 18.-A dispatch from vi.
emma says the Austrians have occupied Gra
daca and Gracanica, and are marching on
Bihacs. The insurgents defending Isalic
Gata, Vikie and Musicroal have been dis
persed and the places set on fire. The Aus
trian troops have also burned Brezka in
consequence of the reasonable conduct o1
the inhabitants.
GRANT AT RAGATs
Gen. Grant has arrived at Ragats.
SOMEBODY PAcIFIED AT LAST.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says the
Kurdishans have been entirely pacifed.