The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-10
OVER OLD OCEAN.
Riotous Demonstrations
at Glasgow.
More Trouble Anticipated In Burmah.
Great Britain.

Great Brltatms
RUFFIANTsM AT GLASGOW.
LONDON, Oct. 10-A serious disturbance
was threatened in Glasgow Wednesday
night. A mob of young rufians were pa
rading the streets with shouts of "No
Popery."
TROUBLE EXPECTED IN BURMAH.
At the Lord Mayors banquet in Dublin
last night the Chancellor of Exchequer,
speaking on general topics, expressed the
belief that the rudeness OF the King of Bur-
nah toward the British resident and AM
bassadors is an indication of an early repe-
tition of recent scenes Of anarchy, massa-
cres and barbarism which have disgraced
the reign Of that brutal Monarch.
Germany.
EMPRESS OF RUssIA-U. s. POSTAL ORDERS.
BERLIN, Oct. 1O.-The Emperor William
and Empress Augusta yesterday met the
Empress of Russia, who is en- route to Can
mis-.
An agreement for the use of exchange
post-office orders between Germany and
the United States was signed in this city
to-day.
Foreign Flashes.
The Princess Caroline Bonaparte died in
Rome yesterday.
A boiler explosion in the dye-works at
Halifax killed five persons.
Irish Bishops have congratulated the
Pope upon his recent encyclical.
Rain has commenced and the drought is
presumably ended in Bucharest.
Count Schouvaloff, Russian Ambassador
to England, has resumed his duties.
Two hundred and sixty-seven farmers
and their wives left Liverpool for Texas
yesterday.
A great fire occurred Wednesday last at
Riga, destroying forty houses and the new
Government building.
A portion of the large cotton mill at
Tendras, France, q 900 spindles, has been
burned. Damage, 100000.
A Paris dispatch reports that 1000 emil
grants embarked at Genoa for the United
States Friday, and 1900 Sunday.
Irish News.
From late Irish Exchangesl
Died, at Edenderry, Kings County,
Michael Gilligan. MD, aged eighty-four
years.
Joseph Downey and Daniel Downey of
Magherafelt, Co. Londonderry, grocers, have
become bankrupt.
Sir Augustus Stewart, Fort Stewart, Ram
elton, has been appointed to the Commits
sion of the peace for Donegal.
The great rainstorm at Tralee, County
Kerry, caused the river to overflow, and
the streets were flooded, completely
stopping all traffic.
At meeting of the Protestant Synod re-
Gently held at Longford, it was resolved
that fund be raised for the support of
aged and infrm clergymen.
The Lord Lieutenant has offered reward
of f100 for information as shall lead to the
conviction of the murderers of James Bron-
son, near Listowel, County Kerry, on the
21st of August.
DR.. Andrews, Vice President and Pro-
fessor of Chemistry in the Queens College,
Belfast, has rendered his resignation. Dr..
Andrews has been connected with the COL
lese since its foundation.
Rev. VIM. O'Brien, for nearly quarter
of century parish priest of Castlelyons,
will take charge of the administration of
the parish of Cloyne, vacant since the de-
mise of the late pastor, Very Rev. John
Canon Buckley.
Daniel O'Conpell Bealin, of Boyle, Coun-
ty Roscommon, draper; VIM. Carey, of
Monaghan, spirit dealer; VIM. Clark, of
Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, draper,
and John Farrell, of Newbridge, County
Kildare, have become bankrupt.
Married, at st. Georges Church, Dublin,
VIM. O'Donnell, MD, only son of Captain
O'Donnell of Bray, to Elizabeth Ellen, Sec
ond daughter of the late Francis Newport,
A. NJ, of Portnasculley County Kilkenny,
and granddaughter of Sir Nugent and Lady
Humble.
A grand prize drawing of Irish National
Literature will be held in Mechanics Insti-
tute, Dublin, to aid in procuring funds to
clear off the balance of the debt due to the
sculptor for the Memorial Cross lately
erected in County Wexford to the memory
of the men who fell fighting for Ireland's
freedom in the year 1898.
At last Petty Sessions of Ennistymon
the three persons accused of completely in
the murder of James Nagle at Moher on
the 22d of July were brought up on remand
for the fourth time. After heightened |
inquiry, which was private one, the priso-
ners were all discharged. the evidence
against them not being sufficient to send
them for trial.