The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-27
ACROSS THE SEA.
Signal Communication With
Cabul Cut Off.
1ahOmedan Fanatics Running
= Amuck.
Interesting Items From The Emerald
Isle.


India.
GHAzIs RUNNING AMUCK.
National Associste,. Press to the Star.
LONDON, Dec. GA dispatch from Can
daher says that during Mahomedan festi-
val at that city number OF mounted Cha,
siS ran amuck and attacked and wounded
Gen. Tyler and several other prominent
Turkish officers
CABUL SIGNALS SUSPENDED.
LONDON, Dec. GA dispatch from Bonn
hay says photographic signaling with Cabul
has been suspended and the Jellalabad out
posts have been attached.
PROCLAMATION TO THE BoERs.
LoHDow, Dec. GA Capetown dispatch
nys Sir Garnet Wolsely has issued pro-
eaamation prohibiting the meeting OF the
BOsrA
GEN. KAUFMANN-EMPREss IMPROVING.
81. PETERSBURG, Dec N.-Gen. Kaufman
will command the next Russian expedition
against the Turcomans.
A late bulletin from Cannes says the
Empress of Russia is improving.
Foreign Flashes.
Intimidations in Ireland are increasing
10 an alarming extent.
The statement that the Winter Palace is
Illuminated all night by eclectric light is
unfounded.
The Shah of Persia intends making pill
gTimage to Meshed next spring, accompa-
nied by ten thousand troops.
A Mussulman priest has been sentenced
to death for assisting to translate the BIZ
bic into the Turkish language.
The tAircan traveller, Gerhard Rohlfs,
whose movements were recently arrested
In the region OF the Sahara, has arrived in
Rome on hisreturn journey.
Irish News.
From late Irish Exchanges.
The death is announced of Gerald Mar
Tin, manager of the Belfast Hollywood &
Bangor Railway.
A carpenter named Patrick Roche died
very suddenly at his residence in the Main
street, Mallow, Cork.
J. Browne, J. P, was unanimously nomi-
mated for reelection to the Mayoral chair
Of Belfast for the ensuing year.
Tralee Board of Guardians gave their ap-
pr0val to the guarantees on f30, 900 for the
construction Of the Tralee and Fenit Rail-
way.
w. v. Delany, of Cork, is engaged on a
fnll-length portrait of Mr.. Parneli, which,
when finished. is to be presented to the
popular member.
q, An old man named Jacob Dinnon was
killed by passing train at a place kno wn
- Jackson's Crossing, County Down, on
the Great Northern Railway.
At the Dublin Police Court Mr.. Wood
lock refused to admit to bail Trinity C"l.
ieee student charged with having wrenched
of about fifteen door knockers from pr.
vate houses.
A large woolen factory is about to be
opened in Clottreen, County Down, by
Lord Lismore to give work to the un.
employed. large number of whom are in
adestitute condition.
A large number Of perscns from Derry
hirk, Lurgan, Derryclone, Pyper's Hill and
the surrounding districts, assembled at
Milltown, near Lurgan, where All etfgy, in
tended to represent Captain Redmond on
horseback, was burnt amid loud cheers.
The death is announced Of Rev. Louis
0onzaga Hennessy, 0. s. F. c., guardian of
the Capuchin Convent, Dublin. Father
Hennessy's death took place at the Convent
of the order in Kilkenny, and was caused
by an acute attack Of congestion of the
lungs
Information has reached Newry that a
number of men visited the tenants Of Mr..
Nicholson, of Portadown, in the townland
Of Tullyraw. near Newry, one night during
last week, and threatened them with death
II they paid their rent without getting re.
duction.
William Ward and Frank Clifton, young
men of respectable appearance, were sent
to Jail in Dublin for three months, with
hard labor, without the option of fine,
for kissing two young girls in the street
against their will. The latter were com.
Ing from church at the time.
At q place called Ballytogher, County
Meath, within five miles of Odcastle, a
farmer named James Monaghan fired two
shots ut man named Bryan Brady, one
of the bullets passing through Brady's
clothes without intlic ing injury. On the
night of the outrage Monaghan was ar
rested, ana on the lOllOwlnS Oay was eS
corted by body of police to Trim Jail
Monaghan holds land from MIR. Tatlow, fol
whom. it seems, Brady is agent. and the
cause OF the outrage is attributed to dis
pute about his holding.
In the trial of KiIlen at Sligo on the
Court resun,ing. Mr.. Rea desired to call
Archbishop M'Cabe, of Dublin, K. d. Gray
N. p, and Others. as witnesses for the de-
Tense; but the bench ruled they could moi
be heard, and the case closed. Killen wa.
committed for trial to Sligo Assizes, and
he refused to find bail. Killen refused to
leave the Court and had to he carried out,
The Court was then ordered to be cleared
but Davitt and John Rea rem aimed in de-
hance of the order. Killen IL in Jail. On
the Court being cleared. Mr.. Rea declined
TO leave and remained in solitary posses.