The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-14
Albanians Cutting Of Turk
ish Troops.
Serious Disturbances ct Sa-
lOnica.
Coercion Acts Contemplated in
Ireland.
Great ksritaine
COERCION ACTS CONTEMPLATED.

COERCION ACTS CONTEMPLATED.
nationM Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, May l4-Rt Hon. W. e.
Foster, Chief Secretary for Ireland, has de-
sided upon renewal of the coercion acts
being necessary for the peace of Ireland.
The Cabinet Will consider the matter to-
day. The Daily News ministerial organ)
this morning strongly urges the Govern
ment not to renew the coercion acts be-
cause nothing would be more unfortunate
than the effect which renewal OF the CO.
srcive legislation would have on public
opinion in England and Scotland, as well as
IN Ireland. The Conservative Government
contemplated abolshing these acts
BRADLAUGH AND HIS OATH.
LONDON, May 14-Mr. Chas. Bradlaugh,
upon learning the decision OF the House of
Commons against him, went to Noting
ham at night and called meeting of his
constituents, to whom he explained the
state OF the case and asked their advice as
to his course. He stated that he wished to
be guided by their wishes. The unanimous
voice OF the meeting was in favor OF Mr..
Bradiaugh taking the oath, and it is under
stood that lie will now do SO. This action
on his part has not increased his strength
NOR tended to add to the respect in which
he has been. held by those not Ut his own
faction.
BEEN TRADING WITH AMERICA.
LONDON May 14-lhe Liverpool Cour-
ier had the following announcement: 1t is
stated that shipping firm OF Liverpool
who have latterly speculated somewhat
heavily in wheat and corn nave Informed
their creditors Of their inability to meet
their engagements. 1t is rumored that
their debts are heavy, aud assets trflins,
but the firm are Of little prominence in the
commercial world. 1t is believed that the
foregoing refers to 7. Ii. Johnson & Co.,
ship brokers' who have lately been trading
with America.
MR. BoURKE ROUGHLY HANDLED.
DUBLIN, May 14-Mr. Bourke, Home
Ruler, yesterday attempted to address the
County Mayo electors at Ballina. He was
very roughly handled and was compelled
TO retire, Notwithstanding the efforts of the
priests to allow him to be card.
THE AMERICAN BOATS.
LONDON May 14.-Ihree more OF the
steamer Americans boats have been picked
up
STRIKE AT BLACKBURN.
The Blackburn operatives are more con-
cillatory and many of them are already
anxious to resume work at the old terms.
y The strike is almost certain to terminate
within week.
-r STATESMAN SUES FOR DAMAGES.
LONDON. May 14.-Sonewhat of sensa-
ton has been created i'll p litical circles
and among clubs by the story that Mr. A.
II. Sullivan, Home Rule member of Parla-
ment for Louth County, has commenced a
criminal libel suit against certain Dublin
papers for publishing the impu tat!0n that
the Carlton Club paid his election expenses
in the late election. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Sullivan Indignantly repudiates this
accusation.
TEA MERCHANTS FAIL.
Messrs. Geo. Clark & Co., extensive i'm
porters Of and dealers in tea, have failed,
With liabilities amounting to 1850
NEW INDIAN LOAN.
1t is announced that in consequence of
the.war in Afghanistan and the increased
expenses of the Indian administration, the
a loan of 3l3 lacs OF rupees, sum equiva-
lent to Ell, 30O, ,0U0, or $50 0U0, 900. A large
portion of the money, it is said, is to be ex-
pended in the construction of public
works.
THE MANCHESTER TROUBLE
MANCHESTER, May 14-The outlook in
the 3tton spinning districts is very gloomy.
At Blackburn it is expected that all the
weavers will turn out to-day. Many of
them were on strike yesterday. At Old
ham the prospect is also extremely de-
pressing. The master spinners here an
klxayu lAkn s,,uss al xI,n
mills for week unless the men Withdraw
their demand for ali advaace of five per
cent on their wages. A season Of anxiety,
;. distress and turmoil is feared.
NEW AMBASSADOR TO TURKEY. $40
LONDON, May H.-Mr. Goschen, the new
Ambassador to Constantinople, has special
u arranged to 60 to his post via Paris and
Vienna, and will confer with the Turkish
shareholders at both llaces.
AN UPRISING SUPPRESSED.
LONDON, May 14.-A dispatch from CAL
cutta says: Abdul Rahman advises the
people at Cabul not to oppose the English.
He has repressed rising in Badakshan and
imprisoned the leaders.
Turkey.
- ALBANIANs BURNING BRIDGES,
VIENNA, May 14.-The Albanians are de-
Btroying bridges over the River Drina, hop.
ing thereby to prevent the entry Of Turkish
tEoops into northern Albania.
STATE OF SIEGE AT sALoNIcA.
CoNsrANTINopLE, May 14.-Serious dis.
turbances have broken out at Salonica and
state OF siege has been proclaimed. The
Grand Vizier is doing his utmost to prevent
an outbreak Of a conflict between the Alba.
mans and Montegrins but the temper oi
the former is at fever pitch and they are
by no means inclined to listen to pacific
counseis.