The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-22
Bradlaugh Appears at the
British Ear.
Four Thousand Tribe Men Dis.
persed at Marzena.
0f Charles Dixie On the Fortune
Bay Dispute.

TRIBE MEN DISPERSED.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, May pa Calcutta dispatch
ssys the British troops have dispersed four
thousand tribe men at Marzena, near
Jslabad. Mahomed Jan has formed new
combination at Ghazenee.
Germany.
FEARS FOR THE VINTAGE.
BERLIN, May 22-It is feared that the
vosts have ruined the German vintage.
turkey.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS ENDED.
CoNsrANrINopLE, May 22-The minis
tsrial crisis has ended without any modifi-
cation of the Cabinet N.....
France.
DUTY ON COTTON THREAD.
PARIS, May 22-The Chamber Of Depu-
lies have declined to further increase the
duties on cotton thread.
Austria.
BRITISH MINISTER TO TURKEY.
VIENNA, May 22-Mr. Goschen, British
Minister to Constantinople, had long in
tsrview with Baron Haymerle yesterday.
Great Britain.
THE FORTUNE BAY DISPUTE.
LONDON, May 22.-In the House of Com
mons last evening Sir Charles Dixie Under
Secretary for Foreign Afflirs, in replying
to question, said that the Government
intended to shortly put before the House
the papers respecting the Fortune Bay dis
pute and that the matter was now occupy
Ing the Governments attention.
COST OF THE AFGHAN WAR.
Lord Harrington, Secretary Of State for
India, in reply to question, stated that he
believed the cost OF the Afghan war was
about f7, 154, 900.
GREAT WASTE OF IRON
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON, May 22.-The
German steamer Prnz Wilhelm, from Bar
row for Montreal, with cargo of railroad
iron, had both bows stove in by ice on May
10Th, and had to throw overheard two hun
dred and fifty tons of her cargo to save the
vessel. She put into this port for repairs.
WALL FROM THE s0REHEADs.
While the Bradlaugh scene was going on
In the Commons the House of Lords was
the theater of one almost as exciting and
letter to Count Karoly, Austrian Minister,
a fbase, and said that Mr.. Gladstones
course was shameful; and Earl Beacons-
field followed in the same strain, declaring
that Mr.. Gladstone had lost no time in
tramping the British flag in the dust and
inviting Foreign Powers to look upon
Great Britain with contempt.
DEATH OF FATHER HoRNER.
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the Roman Catholic Mission, at Zanzibar,
has died at Cannes, France, after long and
painful illness contracted in Africa.
SAILORS AND sToKERs' STRIKE.
The number of sailors and stokers at Liv-
erpool who have left work is estimated at
only from 500 to 1000. 1t is not expected
that the strike will be long maintained.
BRIG FOUND ABANDONED.
The National Line steamer, the Queen,
Captain Williams. at this Lort from New
York reports that, on the 18th inst, she
put ..6alvage crew aboard the Norwegian
Brig Diara, which was found abandoned
in latitude 49 north and longitude 81 west.
This is probably the German Brig Deara,
Captain Schr eder from Hamburg, MAY
I'D. for New York. '..l....
REWARD FOR NEWS OF THE ATALANTA.
LONDON, May 22.-The Admiralty has is.
sued public announcement Offering f20O
reward to the first person who shall give
information leading to the obtaining OF
definite knowledge as to the course or To-
cality of the lost training ship Atalanta or
to whomsoever first finds trace of her by
means OF discovery of any portion of her
hull or equipments.
BRADLAUGH AT THE BAR
LONDON, May 22.-Mr Charles Bradlaugh
appeared at the Bar If the House yester-
day and stated to the Speaker that he was
prepared to take the oath, which is in the
following words:
II do solemnly swear to be faithful and
true allegiance bear to Queen. Victoria, her
heirs and successors according to law, 80
help me God"
Sir Henry Wolf, member for Portsmouth,
and Conservative, who sat in the late Par
lament for Christ Church, offered mo-
ton declaring that Mr.. Bradlaugh should
not be permitted to take the oath EOr be
admitted to take his seat in any way.
"Mr. Bradlaugh," said Sir Henry, lis an
atheist, and an avowed revolutionist, and
every one knew that his taking of the oath
was mockery and blasphemy."
Alderman R. M. Fowler. Conservative
and one of the members for the City OF
London, seconded the motion OF Sir Henry
.WctA and urged the House to be careful
how it opened the door to the admission of
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