The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-24
A Traitorous Baronet.

A Traitorous Baronet.
DuHerin Dubbed a Doc
National Associated Press to the Star
Spain.
COPYRIGHT TREATIES.
MADRID, Jan. 24.-The Government de-
nounces all existing copyright treaties.
A LIFT FOR MARTINEZ.
Gen. Martinez will probably be recalled
from Cuba, in order to become Minister of
War.
Austria.
PREVENTING THE PLAGUE.
VIENNA, Jan 24-All railway traffic be-
tween this city and Warsaw has been
stopped in order to prevent the plague
from spreading.
Great Britain.
MERCHANT FAILURE.
LONDON, Jan. N.-Alexander Carnegie,
merchant, failed. Liabilities, fl5O,O0O
AFTER OUR FOUR PER CENTS.
The Syndicate recently formed for the
purpose of placing the four per cent loan
Of the United States in European markets,
have already sold considerable quantity
of them in London.
HEAPINa ON THE HoNoRs.
LONDON, Jan. 24.-Yesterday the hon
orary degree of LII. d. was conferred upon
Earl Dufferin, by Trinity College. The hall
Of the old college was filled by most dis
., hlouo and the EarI
ceiyed warm welcome.
COTTON MILLS REsUMlNa.
The cotton mills at Blackburn are resum-
ing, the operators having accepted the old
terms.
Germany.
FAITH IN THE REICHsTAG.
BERLIN, Jan. 24-The Prussian Lower
House has declared that it can confidently
leave to the Reichstag tine care of maintain
ing its constitutional rights.
A SUSPECTED BARoNET.
BERLIN, Jan. A.-There are ominous re-
ports current to the effect that superior
officer in the German army has betrayed to
o foreign Power some most momentous
military, secrets, including all the import
ant plans of moblizing the army. The sus-
pected person, a Baronet and Major in the
artillery is already under arrest, and will
be tried soon if the Imperial Government
does not consider it wiser to hush up the
diareputable affair.
INCREASE IN THE ARMY.
The German army estimates show an in
crease of eight thousand men.
VERSUS THE G iGGING BILL.
BERLIN, Jan. 24.-Several of the State
Governments have instructed their repre-
sentatives in the Reischstag to vote against
the gagging bill, and it is doubtful if Prince
Bismarck can obtain the consent of the
Federal Council to it,
Russia.
THE oBsTREPERoUs STUDENT.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 24.-There have
been further disturbances by the students
of this city.
Switzerland.
COAL FROM OUR CoLLIERIEs.
GENEVA, Jan. 4.-American coal is sell
Ing here slightly cheaper than French and
German coal, and is much superior. An
American locomotive burning anthracite
coal is running here.
Belgium.
BETTER CATCH THEIR COUNT.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 2.-Count Langrand Du-
monceau, who is supposed to have fled to
America, has been sentenced in contuma-
clam to fifteen years Imprisonment for
fraud and forgery.
EIGHT MEN DROWNED.
ANTWERP, Jan. 24.-A boat coming in
was capsized by the ice, and eight men
drowned.
France.
SNOW AT PARIS
LONDON, JAM N--A dispatch from Paris
last night states that the snow had been fall
ing in the French Capital for twenty-four
hours, and that traffic is much impeded.
HOME BY WAY OF INDIA.
MARsEILLEs, Jan. 23.-The Grant party,
including the General and Mrs. Grant, Ex-
Secretary Borie Lieutenant Fred. Grant,
DIR. Keating, of Philadelphia, and Herald
correspondent started yesterday on the
French steamship Labourdonais for home
by way of India. His last hours in France
were marked by public and private courte-
sizes. Marshal MacMahon sent orders to the
French admirals at foreign stations and to
the Governors of French colonies to treat
Grant with all the honors due the head of
mn independent State. The steamer La
bourdonais will touch Naples and Alexan-
dria.