The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-03
BEYOND THE SEA.
Gritain's Beers Becoming Bel
ligerent.
Resignation of England's
Chief Rabbi.
The Sangninary Struggle in
South America.
Great Destruction by Floods in ia.
maica. ~.
Greece.

greece.
KING GEORGE MAKES A SPEECH.
National Associated Press to the Star
ATHENS, Nov. 3.-The opening of the
Greek Chambers by King George was all
occasion of much interest. A large major
ity of the members were presnt and ex-
pressions Of confidence were privately in
terchanged as to the good results that would
probably follow the present season, which
will continue not less than three months.
In his opening speech His Majesty, after
Congratulating the representatives upon
their reassembling, spoke of the negotia-
tions upon the boundary question which
has been pending between Greece and Tur-
kew for so long time, and said he had
every reason to expect favorable issue.
The peaceful settlement of this contro.
versv he alluded to as being particularly
desirable. There we're also reasons to anti
cipate better condition of the finances OF
ports of the various Ministers--of the Inte-
rior of Finance, of Justice, of Education,
Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, of War; OF the
Marine and of Foreign Affairs-would be
submitted, and His Majesty trusted that
the showing would as whole, be more
favorable than that of last year. After the
address of the King was concluded, the
Chambers proceeded to effect its organiza'
ton.
Africa.
THE BELLIGERENT BoERs.
LONDON, Nov. "a Capetown dispatch
reports that the Beers had refused to pay
their taxes, and had taken forcible posses
sion Of the stores.
Great Britain.
RESIGNATION OF RABBI ADLER.
LONDON. Nov. 3.-Doctor Adler, the lead
ing Jewish Rabbi of London, has resigned
his position and is to be succeeded by his
son. Nathan Marcus Adler, DID,, who has
resigned, is native of Hanover and was
born in 1903. He received his education at
the universities of Gottingen, Erlangen and
Wurzburg He was appointed chief Rabbi
at Oldenburg in 1929, of Hanover and it's
proyinces in 1880, and in 1915 was installed
chief Rabbi of the united congregations OF
the British Empire.
DR.. Adler is author Of Sermons on the
Jewish faith" and other important works
Rev. Hermann Adler, who is to succeed
his father, was born in Hanover i'll 1882
and accompanied his father to London in
1845. In 1868 he became Principal of the
James College in London and in the follow
ing year Chief Minister of Bayswater Syn
agosue. He is author of several lectures
books and treatises in the defense of his
faith
Rig DINNER-ACrIvIrY IN IRoN-TURKEY' s
uLTIMATuM.
LONDON, Nov. 3-The English Bar gave
Gen. Woods a grand banquet Saturday
night.
There is great activity in the iron inter-
ests The Stockton Malleable Iron Works
are increasing their capacity, and it is ex-
pected that the Bowerfeld will also. Many
Of the suspended works are resuming.
1t is reliably reported that England has
sent the Porte an ultimatum demanding
the execution of reforms according to the
Berlin Treaty.
Spanish America.
PANAMA, Oct. 25, 1879
PARTICULARS OF THE HUAsCAR CAPTURE
Correspondence National Associated Press to Star
Official confirmation has been received
here of the capture of the Peruvian ram
H,ascar in the engagement on the morning
Of October Sth off the port OF Mejillones De
Bolivia, BY the Clilian iron-clads Admiral
Ctchrane and BIanco Encalada, after ter.
rible combat which lasted six hours.
The Peruvian Corvette Union also took
part in the engagement, but managed to es
cape and arrived ut africa the following
day. Admiral Graw, of the Huascar, was
killed, alsp several of his officers and many
of the crew. Admiral Graw, it is said, was
killed early in the action.
His executive officer. Captain Aguirre
was fatally wounded, and only four officer.
are reported to have survived the fight
The Huascar carried crew of two hundred
and ten officers and men. The Chilian frig
atcs are reported badly damaged. On ths
receipt Of the news at Lima Of the death o.