The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-28

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Baiterthwaite. Their account was closed
Yesterday, persons interested knowing
thereof. The loss, which is not thought to
b very great now, falls upon certain
wealthy operators who are believed to be
we'll able to bear it. Yesterday was the
fortnightly ticket day, and to-day is the
ssttling day on the Exchange. The condi-
, zion of affairs is healthy, and no failures
are anticipated.
MR. SMITH STILL A PROFESSOR.
EDINBURGH, May 28.-The General AS
ssmbly of the Free Church. in session in
this city, have rejected, by vote of 299
against 292, motion depriving Robertson
Smith of his professorship. Mr.. Smith will
be simply admonished.
SETTLED WITH AN APOLOGY.
DUBLIN, May 2S.-Both the Irishman and
the Irish Times have apoogized to Mr.. Sui
Ivan, and all proceedings against them
have been withdrawn.
LORD LIEUTENANT's RECEPTION.
DUBLIN, May 28.-Earl Cowper, the new
Lord Lieutenant, arrived and had an en-
tAusiastic reception. The people of the
: Slty and surrounding county turned out en-
X08S6 10 WClCOuO lihOA tbC
streets on either side from the railway sta
don to Dublin Castle the Vice Royal resi-.
dence. Earl Cowper's full title is Francis
Thomas DeGrey Cowper, X. G. He is fifty
6x years OF age Earl Cowper's admins
,-intion of Irish affairs will begin with great
promise of usefulness and success.
- THE AGITATION ABANDONED.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Radicals have
abandoned their agitation concerning Sir
Bartle Frere's call, protesting satisfaction
ntAr. Gladstones statement.
lt- BURIAL BILL AND GAME LAWS.
The Governments Burial Bill was read
In the House of Lords last evening for the
fint time.
A bill amending the Game Laws was
introduced in the House of Commons last
svsning. 1.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, May 2S.-In the House of Com
Dons Sir Charles Dixie announced that
British efforts to mediate between Chill
and Peru had failed and that England was
now communicating with other powers on
the subject
Mr.. Gladstone in reply to the question
Denied that the Marquis of Ripon, Viceroy
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yesuits.
.. RAIN FALL COMMENCED.
Rain commenced falling in the Midland
counties this morning and the drought
shows signs of breaking in other districts OF
the united kingdom.
GOOD GRAIN PROSPECTS.
LONDON, May 2s.-The Times in its fnan-
Icial article this morning says: 1.-THE aspect
ef the weather, which is now anxiously
watched by those interested in pasturage
and root crops, does not seem to concern
operations in the wheat market. Experts
predict that there will be good harvest
both here and in France, wher6the appear
ance of the wheat is all that could be de-
Hred." -
India.
THE OLD MAN is DEAD.
LONDON, May 28.-A Calcutta dispatch
nys: 1T is rumored that the veteran
Koorberdi Khan, the leader of the Tekke
Turcomans is dead" ..r
Ger MANY.
BISMARCK AND THE VATICAN.
BERLIN. May 28.-Further dispatches
between Bismarck and Count Reuss at
Vienna have been published here relating
to the negotiations with tie Vatican. Bis.
marck says the Pope exaggerates or misun.
dcrstands the situation, and that Prussia
at any rate can 60 no further toward con.
siliation.
ss ON THE GREEK QUESTION.
A conference of the Powers on the Greek
question will probably meet in this city for
week in July.
Russia.
DUTY ON IRON.
81. PETERSBURG, May 2S.-The Russian
Tariff Commission recommend a general
and extensive increase in the duties on
iron and especially on agricultural ma.
chimes and implements.
4 France.
wADDINaToN's APPOINTMENT.
PARIS, May 28.-The appointment of M.
Waddington as French Ambassador to
London is officially confirmed.
PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER.
RoME, May 28.-Signor Farini has been
elected President of the Italian Chamber
Of Deputies.
- COLUMBUS.
COATES WANTS A'.MAEDAMUs-scHooLE Al
sPRINGFIELD-FALL OF A BUILDING.
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