The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-22
LORNE'S LOUISE
Sets Sail For the Shores Of
Canada To-day.
Further Arrests in Clare Morris,
Ireland.
Cardinal cCloskey Telegraphs
the Pope.
Germanv.
BrsMARck AND THE VATICAN.


BIsMARck AND THE VATICAN.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BERLIN. Jan. 22--It is believed that Bis
narck has abandoned negotiations with the
Vatican, but Prussia will Voluntarily mod
Hy the harsher clauses of the May laws.
IT aRAriFIEs wILH.LN.
The Schlsswig Deputies have intimated
their willingness to take the oath of alle-
gianoe to the German Emperor, who is
much gratified thereat.
r6slH Great Britain. sE
LOUISE SEEKS HER LoRNE. 6kA
LoHDoN. Jan. 22.-Her Royal Highness
tho Princess Louise, sailed from Liverpool
to-day for Canada The Princess vas &C.
companied to the steamer by her brothers,
ths Prince OF Wales and the Duke of Edin-
burg, M.a.
The return Of the Princess at an earlier
date than was anticipated put quietus on
rumors which were in circulation respect
Ing the reason for her visit to England. She
h reported to be In good health and spirits,
and to have expressed her pleasure at the
prospect of soon again seeing her home and
friends at Ottawa.
80 4. CLAREMORRIs ARRESTS. e
DUBLIN. Jan. ga dispatch from Castle
Bar states that some further, arrests have
been made of persons suspected of COM
plicity in the outrages at Claremorris, Kill
barney, one of the leaders being among the
Number.
LANCASHIRE LOCKOUT.
LONDON, jan ga lockout has begun
at the Mossly Cotton Mills, at Lancashire.
The operatives, Of whom thousand are in
volved in the lockout, have held a meeting
and unanimously resolved to maintain
their demand for an advance OF ten per
cent in their wages.
THANKS TO AMERICA.
DUBLIN, Jan. 22.-The Home Rule dem.
enstration in the Rotunda of this city yes-
terday was not very largely attended.
Judge Little presided and Messrs. Biggar,
Power and others delivered speeches. A
resolution thanking the American people
for their noble liberalitv to tine distressed
Of Ireland was carried by acclamation.
BEAcoNsFrELDs BRONCHITIS.
LONDON. Jan. 22.--Lord Beaconsfeld is
confined to his room by what is announced
- mild attack of bronchitis.
THE CoLLIERY DISASTER.
,, LONDON, Jan. 22.-Later accounts fix the
number of miners in the Fair Lady pit at
n. Thirty bodies have been recovered, and
nix men have been rescued who may posi-.
bly, recover.
Italy.
QUARANTINE ABOLISHED.
RoME. Jan. 22.-The quarantine of Amer
ican vessels at Italian ports has been abol.
khed.
CARDINAL M'cLosKEY's CORRECTIONS ~
RoME, Jan. ..22.-The Pope has received q
telegram from Cardinal McCloskey currect-
ing the published accounts of Mr.. Parnell's
reception by him in New York.
.o# Afahanislan. nl,.~
MAHoMED JAMS PREPARATIONS. lHs
LONDON, Jan. 22.-A dispatch from Cabul
says there is an ti-English combination
in Afghanistan. 1t says Mahomed Jan has
collected twenty-five thousand Gliazis with
in fifty miles Of Cabul and will advance
shortly. He has arranged to meet twenty
thousand Lrghmanis at Cabul while the
Ehinwarris and Kiugianis cooperate in the
direction Of Jellalabad. 7f.1....
Russia.
CzARINA HAS A RELAPSE.
8r. PETERSBURG, Jan. GA dispatch
from Cannes says the Czarina has had a re-
lapse. f0 yo
ABOLITION BILL ADOPTED.
Madrid, Jan. 22-The Chamber of Depu.
ties yesterday adopted the Abolition Bill
BY vote Of 230 against TO- The members
sf the minority were absent
Spanish America. ,,ialC
REVOLUTION IN PERU. ,.a3
PANAMA, Jan. 10.-Latest advices from
Bouth America report serious revolution
In Peru and great loss OF life in Lima.
N' PRESENCE DEMANDED ABROAD. sl+i.
President Prado suddenly and unexpect-
eily took his departure from Peru on the
18th Of December, and arrived in Panama
on the 9th day. After his departure a
decree issued by. Prado was published,
claiming that important matters demanded
his presence abroad. The revolution broke
out in the afternoon of the 2lst ult., and
spread to Callao. where, during the night
It had likewise assumed a threatening as.
pect, At first II could not be understood
what was tho object Of the revolution
though those who took no part in it un-
mistakably saw that it would result as it
did. General La Cotera, Minister of War,
sustained the Constitution as long as he
could, and held the Governmenthouse in
Lima. The number of killed in Lima is
estimated at 100, and wounded, 800.
Telegrams received here announce thai
the Gillian Admiral has ordered, discon.
tinusnce Of guano loading at Labos, dc At
nera, and Is stated that after this order had
been complied with the Cbilians destroyed
oil launches and loading apparatus a'3A'
ALL THE EDITORS IN JAIL, as
On the 30th ult the editors of all the
daily papers published in Lima were ar
rested and Imprisoned, The cause Of this
extraordinary measure is supposed to be
the omission OF the press TO sign an article
issued by Senor Pierola, which prohibited
anonymous publication. The editors of
La Socl1dad and La Tribuna we're released
at night Up to the morning of the 3ist