The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-01
Liberal Victories in the
British Elections.
Dangerous Condition of
the Empress Of Russia.
Interesting Items Froma Ire
lands Isle.

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night, the Liberals had elected 10, and the
Conservatives So, and the Home-Rulers /,
showing net Liberal gain Of l6 seats. The
Liberals are jubilant, while Conservatives
l are greatly discouraged Westminster cleo
ted two Tories, including Smith. Bisming-
ham elected three Liberals, Hooking two
Liberals and Geeshen successfully returned
Lord Rison.
AN EDITOR SURPRISED.
Mr.. Algernon Bosthwick, proprietor and
editor of the Morning Post, who contested
!. the seat for Enishallen in the Conservative
2 interest against Mr. D. R. Rad:cliff has
been defeated. This result is somewhat of
q surprise to the Liberals, inasmuch as Enis-
hsllen, which was believed to be good for a
\ Conservative majority at least as large as
that which sent Col James Bovine, Con-
q servatlve, to represent it in last Parliament
d Mr.. Bosthwick, who is nephew and sup
posed heir to the title and estates of Lord
d Bosthwick, made thorough canvass, and
\ was alleged to be daily increasing in popu-
! larity. Admiral Day, Conservative, is also
\ defeated.
D SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT GLASGOW.
d GLASGOW, April IA great election
b meeting was held here yesterday during
d which a gallery in the hall holding one
8 hundred persons suddenly collapsed and
I seriously injured many persons.
" DAsrARDLY DEEDS AT MALLow.
LONDON, April Election riots occurred
yesterday at Ripon, Sunderland and NAL
low. At Mallow the women were maltreat-
cd, one ha<hg her clothes set on fire by
rome miscreant
NEWMAN HALLS NEW WIFE,
LONDON, April mo little regret has
been caused in Evangelical and non-con-
formist religious circles here by the an
nouncement that on Easter Monday the
Rev. DR.. Newman Hall was married to
Miss Knife with whom his wife accused
him of having been unduly intimate for
many years.
On the trial of DR.. Halls suit for d.
vorce from the wife with whom he had
lived for nearly forty years, he acknowl-
edged that he had fallen in love with Miss
Knife and that he had intended to marry
her if the divorce was granted. These
statements shocked many of DR.. Halls
friends and they urged him not to marry
the young lady. DR.. Hall is now sixty-fve
years of age and his wife is about thirty.
THE czARINAs CONDITION.
LONDON, April Private cipher dis
patches received here from st. Petersburg
state that the Czarna is very much worse,
and that her death may be momentarily ex
pected. The situation at the Winter
Palace Is depicted as oneof extreme sorrow
and gloom.
The Car, who, had his wife been able to
bear the fatigues Of journey, would long
ago have Joined with her upon their con-
templated trip to the Tyrol, where they
had arranged to spend portion of the sum-
mer, roams about the Imperial apartments
In a state of deep detection.
The Empress is now SO years of age, hav-
Ing been born in 1924 She was married
whefP only IT years old, in 1S4l, and is the
mother of six children, five sons and one
daughter the latter being the present
Duchess of Edinburgh.
The Duchess Is now in st. Petersburg.
and is her mothers most constant attend
\ ant. She scarcely leaves the Empress bed
side, and seems profoundly oppressed with
her approaching loss and the general sad
\ ness of the social atmosphere within the
Winter Palace.
The Czar visits his wifes apartments fre-
\ quently, but remains only few moments
2 at q lime. 1t is believed in St. Petersburg
h that the Czar intends upon the death Of
! the Empress to arrange for an early abdi-
y cation OF the throne.
n Germany.
CONFIRMATION OF A PRINCESS.
I BERLIN, April 1.-The confirmation of
] the daughter Of Her Royal Highness the
late Princess Alice, daughter Of Queen
q Victoria and wife of His R ,yal Highness
i Louis Nv, Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt,
\ took place yesterday in the Royal Chapel
1 at Darmstadt, according to arrangements
| previously announced in these dispatches.
q Queen Victoria was present
\ COMING TO AMERICA.
BERLIN, April L-Preparations for an ex-
m ten9lv6 emigration W Jlc OHlbcu CtdCeb are
. visible everywhere throughout Germany.
y Foreign Flashes.
1 The Pope will send an extraordinary
! mission to Mexico.
Parnell, who arrived at Ennis yesterday,
met with an ovation from the people.
A number OF Cossacks and Chinese have
bad skirmish on the Kuldja frontier.
The negotiations between Turkey and
Montenegro are proceeding very favorably.
M. Teisseirene Debert the French Am
Isssador at Vienna, has rendered his resig-
nation.
The departure from Paris Of Prince Ho-
henlohe, the German Ambassador, to un-
dertake the new functions of Secretary Of
the German Foreign Affairs, has been post
poned four weeks A p
Irish News.
From late Irish ExchangeAI
The Dublin Alliance Gas Company are
about to make reduction in the price Of
gas, which will bring the price under four