The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18
The Anti-Rent Agitation
in Ireland.
LabOuchere Appeals From
keefsteak to Rolls.
As the Chilians Advance the BO-
liyians Retire.
Great Britain.
LAB0UCHERE APPEALS.

LONDON, Nov. 18.--Labouchere. who was
recently expelled from the Beefsteak Club,
on account of his action in the affair be-
tween him and the editor of the Telegraph,
has appealed from the decision of the Club
to the Master of the Rolls. Labouchere
claims that his right to membership in the
Club is based upon the commercial law Of
purchase and sale, and the vote of the
Club in expelling him was arbitrary and
Illegal
CABINET MEETING YESTERDAY.
LONDON, Nov 1S-The Cabinet met
again Yesterday. The exceptionally fire.
quent meetings of the Cabinet for the past
few weeks Is regarded as the strongest pos
sible indication of the seriousness with
which the Government views the political
situation.
FLEET REMAINS AT MALTA.
Contrary to expectations the British fleet
which was reported en- route for the Turkish
waters still remains at Malta Its failure
to sail is attributed in conservative circles
here to the report that the Sultan has rati-
fed the scheme for carrying out some of
the reform measures demanded by Eng
land.
oBsEQUIEs OF THE ABYssTN1AN PRINCE.
LoNroN. Nov. 18.--Tbe Queen has COM
manded the burial of tine remains Of the
late Prince of Abyssnia t. take place in
ST. Georges Chapel, in Windsor Castle.
The obsequies are to be without any special
efforts at display and to take place quietly,
in accordance with what was understood
to be the wish of the Prince himself.
MUCH TALK BUT NO BLOWS.
DUBLIN, Nov. ia disturbance has oc.
Cured in connection with the anti-rent
agita,ions A number of Chapelgate ten
ants having paid their rent as usual to the
representatives of the landlords, they were
made the subjects Of threatening demon
strations by the anti-renters, and advised to
follow Parnelps policy and suppress the
land iobbers. No blows passed, although
much angry talk was INDUCED in.
MARQUIS OF sALIsDURYs DENIAL.
LONDON, Nov. lS.--The Marquis OF Sails
bury has written letter to the Times re-
plying to the Duke of Argyll's charges Of
untruthfulness made in his speech at
Leeds on Friday last.
LAND AGITAToRs. .
A great land meeting was held at Ros-
common yesterday at which Mr.. Parnell
delivered lengthy speech. The meeting
refused to hear the O'Connor Don and 9TH
ers.
Major O'Gorman has reduced his rents
from forty to seventy per cent.
France.
he HOW THE MONEY WILL Go.
PARIS Nov. 19. M. Leon Say, Minister
of Finance estimates the total surplus ac-
cruing from the Budgets interior to 1880, at
127, 7,OOO,OOO francs. Of this amount he will
devote 1000, 600 for the public works, 90
100000 for Exhibition expenses of 1879, and
SO.0OO,0OO for the construction of country
roads ...
Spanish America.
HOW GOES THE WAR?
LONDON, Nov. 18.-A dispatch from Val
paraiso saws the Chilians are advancing and
the Bolivians are retiring in consequence of
desertions There is great public rejoicing
in Valparaiso over the capture of the frig-
ate Huascar.
Belgium.
GOVERNMENT BUILDING RAILROADS.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1s.-Belgium has bought
the railway running from Antwerp o Rot
terdam and also contemplates buying the
Great Central Belgium Line.
Austria.
STARTED FOR SPAIN.
VIENNA, NV. 18.-ArcI,dnchess Chris
tine. ccompanied bv her mother, started
yesterday for Madrid via Paris.
MILITARY MATTERS.
A conference OF the party leaders of the
Austrian Rechsrath yesterday decided that
the army question was not a party matter.
and resolved to cooperate and render it
efficient. The Military Committee of the
Lower House have adopted the Govern
ment Army Bill.
Italy.
DON'T COUNT THIS ONE.