The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-15
LEEDS LIBERALS.
A Meeting Of Twenty Thousand
Yesterday. ...-,,
Reconstructing the Irish House
of Commons.
Death Of the Young Abyssinian Prince
Great Britain.
LIBERALS AT LEEDS.

National AssociSted Press to the Star.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-A meeting of twenty
thousand Liberals was held at Leeds yes
terday, at which Hon. Mr.. Foster and the
Duke Of Argyle made speeches. The Duke
of Argyle, in the course of his remarks.
said that the Governments policy was irri-
tating and questionable and was calculated
to produce arrangements without any sat
isfactory results. Mr.. Fosters remarks were
very moderate in tone.
REcoNsrRucrING THE IRISH HOUSE OF COMMONS.
A dispatch from Dublin says that at
meeting Of the Irish National Convention
Committee yesterday they resolved to re-
construct the Irish House of Commons on
O'Connell's plan, viz. To consist of three
hundred members to be elected by man.
hood suffrage and tc meet in 1882 at latest
THE GARRISON ALARMED
LONDON, Nov. 15.-A Dublin dispatch
states that the colonel commanding the
Sixty seventh Regiment, stationed at
Birr, has been anonymously notified that
the barracks we're to be attacked by a
large force of anti-renters and that an at
tempt would be made to explode the mag.
azine. Much excitement was produced
among the garrison by this startling intel
ligence, and Immediately precautions were
taken to guard against surprise.
DEATH OF THE ABYssINIAN PRINCE.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-A dispatch from Leeds
states that Prince Alamyan, the young
Abyssinian Prince, and son of King Theo-
dOre, who was brought to England to be
educated after the death of his father and
the surrender of his army on the 18th OF
April. 1868, is dead. Prince Alamyan was
the ward of Lord Napier who commanded
the British forces at Magdala, and who on
arriving in England placed the boy. then
about thirteen years old, at Woolwich,
where he passed through q thorough gem
eral and military course of instruction..
He was subsequently sent to school at
Leeds, where his brightness OF mind and
amiability of character won the good will
and friendship of his mates and of all who
were brought into contact with him. Prince
A!amvan was frequently received at levees
of the Prince of Wales and receptions of the
Queen and was everywhere treated with
consideration worthy his rank at home and
his personal merits For some months past
the Prince has shown signs of weak health,
which finally developed into consumption
of which he died. .. -..,....
AID FOR TIE UNEMPLOYED.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Irish Executive
has resolved to start the Shannon Improve
ment Works, with the object of giving ork
to the unemployed. He will spend ESQ, OO(
during the coming winter.
Denmark.
HoNoRING POET.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 15.--This city is enjoy
ing fete in honor of the centenary of the
poet Oehlenschlager. N"'
.0 Foreign Flashes.
The Car has abandoned his proposed
Sisit to Cannes.
Russia has offered to purchase several Of
the Turkish men nof-war.
Jean Charles Chetnu, an eminent French
naturalist and author, is dead, ..
The French beet root sugar crop shows Z
deficit of fifty-three thousand tons.
Disastrous floods in the Canary Islands
have destroyed the cochineal crop.
The panic on the Bourse yesterday was
entirely due to speculative maneuvers
Evidence of Yakoob Khan completely in
the massacre at Cabul is accumulating.
Two thousand reelers of the York-streel
Spinning Company have struck for an ad
vance of wages. E
LUniverse (newspaper) has been sen
fenced to pay fine Of 900 francs for pub
fishing false news.