The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
Moderate Home Rule Meeting
at Dublin.
Appointments Announced for the
British Government.
Prospects of the Resignation of
Bismarck.
Great Britains


LONDON, April 2S.-The following ap-
pointments are announced: The Duke OF
Argyle has been appointed Lord of the Privy
Beal; Right Hon. John James Stanrield,
President of the Local Government Board;
Earl of Kimberly, Secretary for the Colo
nisl Department and John Bright Chan
sellor Of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The Marquis OF Ripon has been appointed
Viceroy of India, vice Sir Edward Lytton,
resigned. Mr.. Chamberlain, of Birming-
ham, has been appointed President OF the
Board of Trade consequently Sir Charles
Dickes has withdrawn his refusal, and has
accepted the Under Secretaryship Of For
sign Affairs. ......
SEIZURE OF ARMS.
DUBLIN, April 2S.-A large seizure Of
arms has been made at Tobercury, County
Sligo
MODERATE HOME RULE MEETING.
DUBLIN, April 2S.-At meeting of the
Moderate HONS Rule members Of Parlia-
ment held in This city yesterday Mr.. Gray
presided. Mr.. Shaw made long speech
deprecating dissension. Mr.. Shaw pro-
posed and the O'Gorman and Mr.. Mahon
seconded series of resolutions identical
with those adopted at similar meeting in
1874.
Dublin dispatch saws: Mr.. Parnell has
written to Mr.. Shaw stating he is obliged
to leave for London and can not return be-
fore Thursday, that he was unable to
gather from Meldon's letter whether the
meeting announced for y esterday would
be proceeded with or not, but a majority
Of the Home Rule members informed Mr..
Asldon they would be unable to attend.
Russla.
THINK THEY HAVE HIM NOW.
81. PETERSBURG, April 2S.-Shevitch, a
workman who was suspected as the author
Of the attempt, to kill the Gar by the ex-
plosion at the Winter Palace, has been ar
rested in this city.
RAvAeEs OF THE PLAGUE.
81. PETERSBURG, April 2S.-A plague has
made Its appearance in the district of
Volst, in the Province of Saratoff in Rus.
sia, and twenty ty-seven peasants have died
from starvation. Famine is rampant in
the Don district and fearful distress is re-
ported in other Russian provinces.
France.
DEPUTY FROM BRITTANY.
PARIS, April 2S.-It is announced to-day
that Monsignor Treppet, Bishop of An
gere will be put forward as a candidate for
the seat left vacant in the Chamber of Dep
Srkt hut thn Ioofh nf n Ton;u do Korsor-
ger. Brittany has always been distin-
guished for its unwavelng allegiance to
the Church, and there most likely, the
Clerical party will make the strongest ef-
fort to gain Representative in the Cham
ber In the person of the noted prelate, If
the report be true that priests are to enter
the Parliamentary arena. The deceased
and his brothers, he late Admiral Kerjer-
ger, and the Senator of the same name,
have been always regarded as ardent Ul-
tramontanes, and there is little doubt but
that the next Deputy will be of the same
persuasion. .....
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
France will resume her diplomatic rela-
tions with Mexico, and each will simulta-
0eously nominate representatives.
,.r Ger many.
EXCITEMENT IN BERLIN. .....
BERLIN, April 2S.-The Reichstag has
rejected, by vote Of 1923 against 112, the
bill subsidizing German traders at Samoa.
Prince Hohenlohe was the principal
speaker against tie bill. There is much
excitement in Berlin, and it is feared that
Prince Bismarck will deinitively resign.
HERR HARTMAN ELECTED.
At the election for member of the Reich
stag from Hamburg, Herr Hartman, So.
cialist, was elected, receiving Is, 155 votes
against 8, 5S3 votes for the National Liberal
i candidate.
Il italy. .a.
Y BURRowTNG UNDER THE CABINET. ~.
4 ROME, April 28.-Signors Clispi and
i Zanardelli. together with Baron Nicotera,
I are forming coalition for the purpose Of
overthrowing the Carroll Cabinet. 1t is
I anticipated they will be successful.