The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-22
ERIN ENRAGED.
Intense Indignation Throughout
All Ireland.
Europe Likely to BE Short On
Sugar.
Terrible Ravages Of Cholera in Japan.
Turkey.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE ARMY.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CoNsTANr1NoPLE, Nov 22.-rhe Sublime
Porte has adopted new scheme for the
construction of the Turkish Army. The
scheme contemplates that compulsory uni
7ersal military service be performed by
every able-bodied subject of the Sultan.
The men are to serve two years in the in
fantry, three in the cavalry, and fifteen
years in the reserve. jc,
- Germany. A.
CANAL TO THE RHINE.
BERLIN, Nov. 22.-A scheme has been
formed to build q canal from the river
Main, at Frankfort, to the Rhine. Frank
fort will give 125, 900 marks for harbor,
BISMARCK AS AN INSURANCE AGENT. -
1t is rumored that Prince Bismarck pro-
poses to buy up all the German insurance
companies. r.T .r'
FAMINE IN sILEsIA.
The famine in Upper Silesia is assuming
very alarming proportions, and relief for
the sufferers are organizing.
Great Britain.
PREcAUTIoN AT SLIGO.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The Government is
taking every precaution to protect the
Sligo Prison from any attempt to rescue
prisoners DAILY. Killen and Davitt, and the
guard has been increased both in the inside
and on the outside of the prison.
Mr.. Cotton, Member of Parliament, has
offered to defend the prisoners when
brought forward for trial.
CAN WE SPARE SOME SUGAR? ....
The deficit in the European sugar crop
for 1879 is estimated to amount to about
100000 tons. The estimate as to the deficit
in the French crop, fixed by the Journal
Des Fabricants DE Sucre at from rs to so
per cent, is fully confirmed by the latest
reports, and the manufacturing season will
be fully over bv the end of December.
Some works have barely enough work to
employ them the balance of this month.
In Aust.ia alone the yield will be as large
as last years aI'a very brisk export move
ment from that country is in consequence
anticipated. ,-..'H H' -'-
FENIAN DEMONSTRATION ABANDONED.
The Fenian demonstration at Manchester
has been abandoned in consequence of the
threatened interference OF the police.
Emp, EUGENE GONE TO SPAIN.
Madrid, via aTYugenie has left England for
to visit her motheP,pHder an assumed name,
is reported seriously i'll. ~ sMontejo, who
yesterday. ''+tts''s ! ,,9 far's
IMMENSE MEETING AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Nov. 22.-An enormous meeting
~as held in the Rotunda in this CITY last
night Among those present were Messrs.
kirn, Biggar, OLeary Parnell and Smyth,
members Of Parliament. Mr. Dwver Gray
presided. The audience was wildly enthu-
'ias!ic although orderly. Mr.. Parnell pro,
posed resolution calling upon the Irish
people to pronounce by constitutional
means their condemnation of the action Of
and Davitt - -
He said that the Governments imperti-
icho hiCHaCCo WOulu UOt lnt1miQatc the
rish people. After the meeting the crowd
ook the horses from Mr.. Parneil's carriage
nd drew him to the Imperial Hotel, where
re and Mr.. Biggar made speeches, after
ihich Mr. Parnell started to participate in
he great Anti-rent demonstration to be
eld at Balla to-day. eb II. .sP'
Japan. --ff '3s
IMPENDING WAR WITH CHINA.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.--The steamer,
Eaelic, from Hong Kong, via Yokohama.
as arrived here. At the date, of her de-
arturo rumors of an impending outbreak
stween China and Japan conS;nued.
ussia and China are said to have ,s1iads a
'ecial compact in view Of the approaching
ar.
& RAvAGEs OF CHOLERA.
In Japan there has been over ninety
'ousand deaths from cholera. The epif-
mic is expected to cease by the end of