The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-10
PRINCE AND PRIEST.
The BOnapartists Protest Against
the DEGREES.
Gladstone Master Of the Situa-
tiOn.
Sixteen Persons Drowned at
Galatz.
Great Britain.

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S8%@ COLLISION AT GALATZ.
Rye National Associated Press to the Star.
Sec Sg1a IN LONDON, April 10.-A dispatch from Bu-
psrI charest says collision took pace yesterday
lin itebetween an English and an Austrian steam
S ShS,cesr 4at Galatz, and sixteen persons were
!bu. drowned.
MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.
MeS Mr. Gladstone has written letter to the
about electors of Leeds, for which city he was
Bac{ elected to the House, as well as for Midlo
tthian, stating his intention of serving Mid
sugl lothian, thus compelling Leeds to nominate
|demafand elect another Liberal candidate for his
hsla hscao place.
|canvas 1t is now conceded that Mr.. Gladstone is
Bullmaster OF the situation, and If not COM
at q s5manded by the Queen to form cabinet he
Iardwill certainly be able to dictate the compo-
$3.50 .,. sition of the ministry under Lord Gran
A''' vile, or the Marquis Of Harrington, or any
Rectbody else who assumes the task.
2e,lO LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
Gtions LONDON, April 10-The latest election
good totals give the Liberals 337 Seats the Tories
ksn{Ics' 'fO8, and the Home Rulers 43. Lord Hart
fngton has been returned for Lancashire,
Theand the Liberals have won both seats.
soauy PARNELL sTUMpINa CORK.
cor DUBLIN, April 10.-Parnell is stumping
and lhe County OF Cork, denouncing Col. Col
for cthurs.
h@1Sc: Ireland.
=. mH anM THE FREEDOM OF CORK.
70 chi DUBLIN, April 10 The Corporation of
eoc@a aO0rk has presented Mr.. Parnell with the
20 qufreedom of the city as recognition Of his
.kEa,ccservices to Ireland.
Sug EhsAahd'
quote SIMS REEVES TO RETIRE.
SMo M LONDON, April 1O.-Sims Reeves the we'll
Z wfaown tenor, has decided to finally retire
S@ to private life at the end of 1881. His first
glo9 appearance on the stage was at New Castle
In 1889, being then but eighteen years of
2bu, PROPOSED OVATION TO GLADSTONE
so'Gd LONDON, April 10.-The proposal to ten
r., der an ovation to Mr.. Gladstone on his re-
close turn from Scotland meets with such popu-
do lar favor that It is believed he will hardly
cor1 be able to refuse 1t. Many prominent Lib
COW erals of this city and throughout the coun-
ooit try express the opinion that, in case of so
cchhoi signal victory for the party as the late
cold elections have witnessed Mr.. Gladstone
b owes 1t to his friends to throw aside for the
Ead moment his dis .osiion to decline recep-
pric tiOn, and to permit them to signify their
tmu soc sense Of obligation.
n The Liberal party is under obligations to
pmr the man. without whose able and eloquent
2oc. efforts 1t could scarcely have succeeded.
Austria.
per' pen CASHIER OF THE RoTHscHILDs.
w VIENNA. April 10--Jules Strausser, CASH
u ier of the Rothschlds, has been arrested for
Ea, Ste embezzlement. He lost 100000 forms in a
speculation on Bourse. His brothers were
del also arrested.
Mi, AUsTRo-sERvIAN RAILWAY.
"a VIENNA. April 10-Tne Austro-Servian
pei Railway Convention providing for GER
tain rate for transportation and an extern
WI sion of lines connecting two countries, has
I'M been signed.
29 ST.. PETERSBURG. April 1O-The st. Pc
aan tersburg Gazette publishes leader to-day
ssasS on IAe Russo Chinese question, and in re-
a. tering to the fact that 10000 Chinese are
IA known to have crossed the R ssitn frontier
recently, slys that they were only laborers,
IA and that therefore the war rumos which
ID certain journals and oli'icians on the
continent insisted on evolving from their
Il Qu action, are wholly without justification.
sta, turkey.
N d THE SULTAN PANIC STRICKEN.
Y Fd LONDON, A pril 10-A Constantinople dis
PA PA patch says the Sultan and Turkish officials
s1generally are almost panic stricken at the
wc result Of the English elections.
Bait ApLucKY REPRESENTATIVE
VIM CoNsTANrINoPLE. april 10.-An Ameri-
per per can subject, accused of numbering Turk,
CFas tried by the United States Consul
stead General and sentenced to two m 1nths i'm
SNewxisonment Sava Pasha protested against
~ coshe right of the American representative
Awithlo try the case, and demanded the priso-
deliHer surrender to the Turkish authorities,
tocsut the Consul General declined to sur
Ss@sMIdnder him.
Col Germany.
DEBATE ON THE ARMY BILL
b6onst BERLIN. April 1O.--There was brisk de-
y Egate in the Reichstag yesterday on the
6ma lmendments to the Army Bill endeavor-
sell hg to ostpone the new law. Heirs Tas-
Fner, Richter, Won Stolberg, and Won Kam-
nssina.xe participated in the discussion. The
Npesrr mendments were finally rejected by a vote
Der 1855 against &c.
|rat s. sra,n.
.6fss STRENaTH OF THE CUBAN ARMY
~ $s2,4ee % MADRID, April 10.-The Deputies have
yrIIZ1GSxed the strength of the Cuban Army at
n no, 900 men, and have limited the Cuban
Ii mar 4oating debt to 5000 600 piastres.
pri4 Frauce
~ VOICE FROM THE BoNAPARrEs,
l2a PARIS April 10.-The Cardinal Priest.
HNcAucien Bonaparte. who was born in 1925
bnhnd created and proclaimed Cardinal
ss,?!Priest in 1858. has. in conjunction with
psPrince Charles Bonaparte, protested against
the. DEGREES issued by the French Govern.