The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-21
BEYOND THE BLUE.
Extraordinary Excitement Of
RusSia's Gar. ..
Three Powers Recognize ROuma.
MAS Independence.
Russia.
THE GEAR GETS EXCITED.

nationsl Associated Press to the Star.
81. PErERsBuRa, Feb. N.-The Gar is
greatly excited against the Nihilists, and
declares that the determination of that
assassinating sect is necessary, regardless of
cost. Domiciliary visits by the police con-
Hnue to be made in all portions Of the city.
General Gourko, Governor of the Winter
Palace, In his order of the day, trusts that
The devotion of the wounded guards would
convince the insane criminals of the impos-
ability to shake the loyalty of the troops.
Russia has demanded the extradition of
Hartmann, who was arrested in Paris
charged with completely in the attempt on
the life of the Car at Moscow.
FUNERAL OF THE SOLDIERS.
81. PETERSBURG, Feb 21-The funeral of
the soldiers who were killed by the ex-
plosion in the Winter Palace and of those
who have subsequently died of wounds
received there took place yesterday. The
spectacle was lugubrious and impressive to
. high degree. The greater part OF the regi-
ments composing the Imperial Guard at St.
Petersburg were marshaled for ceremony.
The bodies of the dead, placed in numbers
Of four upon gun-carriages, preceded by a
Regiment Of the Imperial Guard, marching
with arms reversed, were conveyed from
the chapel where religious services were
held tothe cemetery.
q TEj Spanish America.
EXPLOSION AT VALPARAISO.
VALPARAISO, Jan. N.-An explosion oc-
CURED in the arsenal here to-day, by which
twenty persons were killed and number
wounded. The explosion took place among
some shells that were stored in the build
ing.
ROumanla.
HER INDEPENDENCE RECOGNIZED.
BUCHAREST, Feb. 21.-England, Germany
and France have jointly and formally re-
eognized Roumania's independence, and
there is much enthusiasm and rejoicing in
this city. @
- Spanish America.
CESSATION OF THE ALLIANCE.
BUENos AYREs, Jan. 2S.-The alliance
between Peru and Bolivia has ceased.
An unsuccessful attempt has been made
to depose Pierola as dictator. n
Great fsritain. e..
ANNOUNCED AMID CHEERING.
LONDON. Feb. 21.--In the House of Com.
mons last night sirsstafford Northcote an
nounced, amid general cheering, the inten-
tion Of the Government to deal with Par
lament and obstruction.
RED-HoT DEBATE.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-In the House of Lords
yesterday afternoon the Duke of Argyle
made speech occupying two hours and a
half in delivery, cohdemning the Govern
ment's Afghan policy, and summarizing
1t as deceitful as it was cowardly, and in
furious to British interests, as we'll as be-
Ing stain on British honor Viscou Mt
Cranbrooise,. Secretary for India, spiritedly
defended the Government
Earl Granville and Lord Denman Ripon
and others participated in the debate and
blamed Lord Beaconsteld, who made a
slashing reply. After an excited debate
the Duke Of Argyle withdrew his motion
oensuring the Government.
THE CENTRAL ASIAN QUESTION.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Paris Journal des
Debats says: We believe that Prussia and
England have agreed to allow Persia to oc-
cupy Herat and thus establish q neutral
zone between them. Its to be remarked
that yesterdays Pail Mall Gazette declared
thst Prince Lobanhoff, Russian Embassa.
dor at London, brought plan for the settle
ment of the Central Asian question. The
Pail Mall Gazette also declared that the ac-
ceptance of any cut-and-dried settlement
would be construed as British surrender
and destroy English prestige in Asia.
India.
ENJOYS OUT IN THE COLD.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-A dispatch from Ran
goon says: The Burmese ENJOYS have
iailed to produce evidence of their powers
to conclude the treaty which it was an.
nounced they had received. The Indian
Government therefore still refuses to re-
ceive the ENJOYS and they remain at Thyet
myo.