The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-23
BEYOND THE BRINY.
Banqueting Bismarck at the Aus
trian Capital.
Batch Of News from the Emerald Isle.
GERMANY.

Batch Of News from the Emerald Isle
| Germany.
| EMPERoR's VISIT TO METZ.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN, Sept. 23.-The French Govern
ment having hinted their disinclination t,
send delegates to meet Emperor William a
Metz, the Emperor has requested the neigh
boring States not to send delegates.
| LABoRING FOR THE BI-METALLIC.
Professor Walker is actively working her
to persuade the Government to reintroduc,
the bi-metallic standard,
! Austria.
BISMARCK AT VIENNA.
VIENNA, Sept 23.-Prince Bismarck will
return to Berlin tomorrow. Yesterday h,
had long conference with Count Andras
sey and Herr Haymerle. He also had ar
audience with the Emperor, who subse
quently visited Prince Bismarck. Las
evening the Emperor entertained Prince
Bismarck at grand banquet.
Afghan.
TIE MURDERoUs MoNGoLs,
LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from ALA.
habad says the Mongols waylad return.
ing British convoy four miles east of Schu.
tarmardin and run off eigntv-four mules.
after killing nine guards and sixteen mule
teers.
Great Britain.
SMOOTH SAILING AGAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The MARQUIS of Sails
bury's visit to Paris and his interviews with
M. Waddington have completely dispelled
the differences between England and
France.
CAN'T COMPETE WITH AMERICA.
LONDON Sept. 22.-In his report from
Odessa to the Foreign Office, Colonel STAN
ley says that for the English market Rus
sian corn can not, under the present sys-
TEN of cultivation, contend with American
notwithstanding the low value of the
rouble and the low freigbts. There is stock
on hand at Odessa OF upwards of one mill
ION quarters, and much more in the coun-
try for better prices.
Foreign Flashes.
Bullion withdrawn from the Bank of
England on balance yesterday, fl4OOOO.
The strike of colliers in Staffordshire. has
been ended by the masters yielding to their
demands
OF the bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England yesterday f100,000 is for ship
ment to New York.
A fierce fire ragged at Kiev, Russia, for two
DAYS. The loss was enormous. MANY lives
were lost including those of several chill
dren.
His Excellency Lord Augustus LOTUS
opened the Industrial Exposition at Syd-
ney, New South Wales, yesterday. Great
prevailed.
Irish News.
From late Irish ExchangesI
Thomas Boyle, of Belfast, while intoxi
Gated fell into the Lough and was drowned
on Aug. S0th.
Archbishop of Dublin dedicated a new
mortuary chapel at Glasnevin Cemetery, on
September 1st.
James Browne mason's helper, of Wex-
ford, was drowned at the Quay, while
under the influence of drink.
Thomas Brennan, a miller living in
Hammill street, Belfast, and for many
years engaged as miller in old Manor Mill
was caught in the machinery and killed.
The death of George Walter GRAY, third
son of the late Sir John GRAY, M. p. oc-
cured at the residence of LaNv GRAY, Bal.
ybrack, recently. Mr.. Gray wis barely tbir-
" years of age. He had been ill for some
line.
John Corcoran, Coroner of Kings County,
1eld an inquest on the body of young
nan named Richardson, who was found
drowned in stream only two inches deep.
The deceased was subject to epileptic fits.
When he felt the symptoms approaching
,e used to plunge his head in water.
A series of outrages of wanton charac-
er were perpetrated in the quiet watering
'lace OF Ballybunion. A costly stained |
memorial window in the Protestant
jhurch, besides upwards of forty panes in |
'ther windows of the building, were
mashed to pieces by some parties yet un-
nown.
Tralee, in the Count Kerry, was visited
y terrific downpour of rain, recently,
which caused the rivers in the vicinity to
verflow. The lower portions of the town
we're completely flooded. Traffic was COM
letely suspended on the roads leading
rom the town, and large amount of dam
ge was done.
Mr.. Mitchell Henry, Home Rule men,
er of Parliament for the County Galway
peaking at meeting numbering 5000
ersons, on the land question, at Clifden-
reand, declared that if the Government
'ft The people without relief for the win
er, they would hold them responsible be-
're Europe for repetition of the Irish
anime.
At the Waterford Police Court beggar-
nan named Edward Mallon was charged
efore Alderman Power with having
angerously assaulted man named VIM.
by gouging out his eye with the
ose OF pair of bellows. The prisoner, on
eing arrested, was found to have the sum
f64O in his possession, and he is also,
though a persistent professional beggar,
legged to be in receipt of a pension of over
! week from the army.
The death is announced, at Southsea, of
aul Joy Sterling. late one of the Judges of
lie Supreme Court of Ceylon. The deceased '
sntleman graduated at Trinity College,
ublin, subsequently entered as student f
King's-inn, Dublin, and thence pro-
eded to Gray slim, London, being called
the Irish Bar during the Michaelmas !,
rm of 1929. He was appointed Attorney
eneral in China in 1S43, and one of the
ldges of the Supreme Court of Ceylon in t
55, and filed that Office till 1863 when he C
tired on pension.
WESTWARD HO.