The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-26
The Cabinet SOlemnly Con-
siders Bradlaugh.
Ireland's Ejectment Bill in the
House.
Troublesome Times with Austria.
LAS Ministry.
France.
FRANC0.AMERICAN TREATY.

National Associated Press TO the Star
PARIS, June 28.-The Chamber of Depu
ties YESTERDAY passed the army estimates
without amendment
De Freycinei, Yesterday, in receiving a
deputation from st. Etienne, who we're in
favor of a Franco-American commercial
treaty, said the French Minister at Wash
ington had made overtures for such q
treaty, but that Secretary of State Evarts
replied that a treaty was desirable, but
that circumstances obliged the United
States Government to defer any negotia-
tions.
PROSPECTIVE CoMMUNISTIC JOURNALS.
If the Plenary Amnests Bill recently
passed by the Chamber of Deputies, be-
comes law, the famous French journal
lists and political exiles, Henri Rochefort
and Jules Wales will return to France and
start two new journals. M. Rochefort's
paper will be named the Intransegeant and
M. Wales, the Cri Du Peuple.
sARA's EXPENSIVE BREACH.
The Court before whom the case of Sara
Bernhardt was tried, has ordered her to paw
the Comedie Francase 100000 francs or
500, 900 for damages for her breach of
contract.
THE RELIGIOUS DEGREES.
PARIS, June 26- The discussion on the
report on the question of accepting petit
tions against the religious DEGREES was re-
sumed yesterday in the Senate. After
considerable debate, during which Duke
D'Auffret Pasquer and Others spoke again
in the tone of Thursday in condemnation
OF the DEGREES as a hasty and un.wise meas
ure, the Senate repulsed motion to return
the DEGREES to the ministry by vote of
140 against 127, and afterwards adopted the
order of the day pure and simple.
Great Britain.
CONSIDERING Mr.. BRADLAUaH.
LONDON, June 26.-Mr. Gladstone has
announced that the cabinet will consider
Mr.. BradlaugL's case at to-day's council,
and come to definite conclusion respect
ing the course to be pursued on Tuesday
next, when Mr. Labouchere's motion is to
come up. The vacillation and hesitation of
the government in this matter. has excited
general disappointment and disgust.
The Government will support Mr.. La
bouchere's motion to rescnd the resolu-
ton denying Mr.. Bradlaughs right to af-
firm or swear.
IRELAND FJEcTMENr BILL
LONDON, June 26-In the House of Com
mons last evening, Right Hon. VIM. E.
Foster, Chief Secretary of Ireland. moved
second reading of the bill providing for
tie compensation for ejectment in Ireland
under certain circumstances Right Hon.
D. Plunket. member for the Dublin Uni
verslty, and Mr.. Henry Chaplin, member
for Lincoln, violently opposed the motion,
after which the debate was adjourned. A
feeling is growing among moderate liberals
that the bill is concession to agitation.
DECEASED wIFE's SISTER BILL
The House of Lords yesterday evening,
by vote of 201 against 80, rejected the
bill legalizing marriage with deceased
wife's sister. The Prince of Wales, Duke
OF Edinburg and Duke of Connaught voted
in favor of the bill.
THE DoLLYMoUNT TEAM.
DUBLIN, June 26.-Col. Bodine has &c
lected his team for the International Rife
Match, which takes place on the 10th inst
at Dollymount, viz. Farrow, Clark, Scott
Brown, Rathbone and Fisher.
FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
LONDON, June 26.-A dispatch from th
Cape of Good Hope says the Cape Govern
ment, owing TO the strong opposition O
the House of Assembly, nave abandone,
the scheme of convening conference OF
confederation.
A TEMPERANCE MOVE.
The House of Commons last evenip
adopted a resolution in favor of curtailin
the hours during which intoxicatin
liquors may be sold on Sunday.
Germany.
THE SUPPLEMENTARY CoNFERENcR
BERLIN, June 26.-The Supplemental
Conference at its session yesterday debate
three hours, and ultimately unanimousl
accepted the technical Commissions from
tier, which was originated by the Englis
Cabinet The Conference now only awaj
instruction on few minor details, an
will probably finish their labors at thei
next sitting.
Italy.
LUNATIC IN THE CHAMBER.