The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-06
Fourth Edition.
I ii e L A T E S T
OVER OLD OCEAN.
Baron ROthschild's Funeral To-
day.
LATEST NEWS FROM IRELAND.
Germany.


Germany.
QUITE WELL, THANK YOU.
National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON. June 6.-i6 order that the truth
or falsity of the alarming rumors respecting
the Emperor OF Germany might be ascer-
tanned from the best sources an agent of
the National Associated Press in London
yesterday telegraphed to the Private Secre-
tary OF his Majesty, in Berlin, stating the
rumors that had been in circulation in
london, and requesting to be informed of
Lhe condition of the Emperor's health
-FOUR agent at o'clock last night received
dispatch from His Majesty's Secretary
that the Emperor was quite well and his
health altogether satisfactory
PRoFITING BY PROTECTION
BERLIN, June G.-The German iron foun-
ders have already commenced to advance
their prices
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER WHITE.
DR.. Andrew White, American Minister,
Gas arrived here and the press unanimously
express a cordial welcome to him. Mr..
Everett, who has Temporarily conducted
the business of the legation since the death
OF Bayard Taylor, has given much satisfac-
ton in relation TO those with whom he had
business.
bishaRCk ON A DECLINE.
New YoRK, June 6.-Latest London pa
pers say Prince bismarck is said to be de-
elining in reputation, and rapidly decaying
IN physique, corpulence rendering his huge
form more unwieldly than ever. Puffy and
unhealthy is the look of his flesh. No
kissingen can avail against that enormous
appetite, which consumes largely of every
thing, but especially of bread, cheese and
beer
KILL EACH OTHER IMPROPERLY.
LONDON, June G.--.The Pail Mall Gazette
says Germany has decided to address q note
10 all the European Governments regard
ing what it terms the improper and inhu-
man mode of warfare now being conducted
IN South America between Peru and Bo-
!ivia and Chill, end suggests the joint inter-
ference OF the European Powers.
Great Britain.
FATHER o'KEEFE PEEsToNEp.
LONDON, June 6.--It is announced that
the case of Father o. Keefe of Callan, has
been finally settled, and he is to receive q
pension of one hundred pounds sterling per
year.
FAILURE OF AN AUSTRALIAN BANK.
LONDON, June GA dispatch from Mel
bourne announces the suspension of the
australian and European Bank OF that city.
Their London agents are the Alliance Bank.
BARON RoTHscHILD's FUNERAL
LONDON, June G. The funeral of the late
Baron De Rothschild took place to-day.
The remains were inferred at Willesden,
near this city. There were forty-two
mourning coaches in the procession,
and upwards of four hundred pri.
vate carriages followed the body to the
grave. The Prince of Wales and Earl |
Beaconsfield sent carriages. The weather
was fine.
THE DUCHESS IMPROVING.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 6-The Duchess of |
Banloona is reported resting quietly to-day. |
Her health is improving.
Foreign Flashes.
VIM. H. Vanderbilt left London yester-
day for New York.
Rear Admiral MacKallop, Pasha of the
Egyptian navy, is dead.
1t is stated that the French Cabinet has
decided to pardon Blanqui in few days
The Prince of Orange, heir apparent to
the throne of Holland, is out of danger and
improving.
The losses to Russian fire insurance COM
panies by the great fires in Orenburg, last |
month, aggregate So, 0S7 600 roubles.
A report is current that marriage is
projected between the Crown Prince of
Sweden and Princess Victoria of Baden.
The Ameer of Afghanistan will start for
Cabul the 9Th inst. After tour of inspec-
the Viceroy of India at the end of next
winter.
The Internationalists who threw bombs
tIon A,,,I L.. |
have been sentenced, one to Imprisonment
for life, two for twenty, and four for nine
teen years.
David Stuart & Co., merchants Liver
pool, engaged in the Eastern trade, have
failed. Liabilities are believed to be be-
tween f1OO, 900 and G200, 900. The firm is
largely indebted to the Presbyterian Mis-
Bionary Agency in America, for whom they
were agents.
irish News.
From late Irish Exchangesl
Mrs. Mary Roulston, of Mayne near
Omagh, died recently at the advanced age
of one hundred and seven years.
The number OF pounds of tea entered for
at Belfast for the week end
iRs May Sd was SO, SOL lbs. total since 1st
Of January, 1,74l ,627 lbs.
The great fair dav in Newrv, County
Armagh, for hiring farm servants was re-
Gently held. Immense numbers of males |
and females from the surrounding counties
The amount of duty paid at the Belfast
Custom-house for the week ending May Sd l
was f22, G52.5s Sd, against f2l, 1866 lis I'd pre-
vious week. and fl5,659 As 4d same time I
last year. }
The dead body of an old man named
dugh McCannon, blind fiddler and well
known about Newry for many years, was 1;
Found in the canal. The deceased is sup.
posed to have fallen into the canal at night. =,
The enthronement of the Rt. Rev. DR.. ;
iicCabe, Bishop of Gadara, as the successor
of Cardinal Cullen i'll the archbishopric of
Dublin recently took place in the Metro
oolitan Cathedral, Marlborough street. |
A mob recently attacked the house of |
Mrs. Sinclair, at Hollyhill, County Derry. q
About twenty-five shots were fired num- l
Der of the bullets entering the ladys bed v
.hamber but luckily none Of them did any II
iamage. r
Philip Heery, a farmer, who resides at O
)arnin, near Ballyjamesduff, County Cavan,
vas found lying in stable with his head
lmost severed from his body 1t is stated
hat lie was suffering from insanity and !.
hat he committed the terrible deed him Il
elf. a
The election at Limerick City for mem
YER OF Parliament to I'll the vacancy occa-
ioned by the death of Dr. Isaac Butt re-
ulted in the choice Of Mr.. Gabbett, Home
Ruler, over Mr> Spaight, Conservative. Mr..
fabbett, received $50 votes, and Mr.. Spaight