The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-28
Lord Lieutenant's Levee
at dublin.
Greece Government Running
Without a Ministry.
Fresh Neat For England Direct
from Australia.
England.
HOW THE STORY STARTED.


National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON. Jan. 2S.-The only foundation
Tor the report OF . great disaster to the
ID In the fact that the steamer came In coll
bslonging to the British navy, and two sail
Oh were drowned. r-z..- --.--s-sa,
n FRESH MEAT RON AUSTRALIA. a
Tho steamer Strathleen, OF 2436 tons. has
anived at Gibraltar from Australia, on her
way TO London with an experimental cargo
of fresh meat in cases--ffty bullocks and
several hundred head cf sheep.
THE STRIKE AT ASHTON.
The cotton mill operatives engaged in the
strike at Ashton have refused the terms
offered BY the masters, and an indefinite
continuance uf the trouble is presumed to
b unavoidable. e Fg.
y Ireland. p
DEMONSTRATIONS REPORTED.
DUBLIN, Jan. @.-Further anti-rent dem
onstrations are reported from Claremorris
and Ballinrobe.
LORD LIRUTENANr's LEvEK
DUBLIN, Jan. 28.-The Lord Mayor and
other prominent officials Of the city and
members of the Town Council were present
yesterday at the levee of the Lord Lieuten-
ant, the Dnke of Marlborough. The Lord
Mayor refused to allow himself to be in
huenced in the matter by the declination
Of the Duke to attend the proposed, but
now abandoned. Mansion House banquet
ON the Sd of February. He held that lie
could not drag the question OF the pro-
priety of his action in having presided at a
late meeting of Home Rulers and the issues
missed by the Duke concerning 1t, into his
o6icial relations to the Vicer0y, nor make
1T ground for neglecting to show respect
to Her Majesty's Government through an
omission of :. the customary courtesies
towards her representative in Ireland The
Wcsroy's levee was largely attended and
passed of pleasantly.
-r1 France.
UNIVERSAL LAMNEsTY-GAMBsrTA.
Paris, Jan. 28-M. Firard announced In
tho Chamber Of Deputies to-day that the
Government would continue to oppose
Universal amnesty.
m. Gambetta is quite i'll with intermit
tsnt laryngitia 'f
~t' Spain.
RESOLVED TO RESUME THEIR sxATs.
MADRID, Jan. 2S.LThe Spanish Ministry
have unanimously resolved to resume theil
SEATS in the Cortea
.a q, Afghanistan.
EXPEDITIONS AGAINST THE BRITISH.
LONDON, Jan. 2S.- dispatch from La
hGre says that the Kohinstanis are prepar.
ing an expedition against the British. ~
Greece. 4c
~" l.-, OUT OF MINISTRY.
ATHENS Jan. 28-vThe Ministry have ten
dered their resignation because Of the re
fusal Of the Chambers to vote the sum o.
two and one half millions of drachmas fol
immediate use on the basis OF loan of six.
ty million drachmas which the Ministry
was in hope Of negotiating abroad. 1t i!
understood that the King will take step'
toward the formation Of new Cabinet al
soon as practicable. The sum asked for b,
tho Ministry Is equivalent to $340, ,O00.
Foreign Flashes. ...
The deposed German bishop of Breslar
has submitted to Government terms
The physicians appointed to examin.
into the mental condition of Francisco
Otero Gonzales, would-be assassin of Kinl
Alfo5so, submitted report stating he il
insane. s,rf. tT.... '.''i
A newspaper at Constan tinople, printed
IN English, has been suspended for criticiz
ing the recent honors bestowed on Haffi,
Pssha, Minister uf Police, aud the printing
e1ics has been closed by the police. ia