The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-26
Franco Consents to ExtradAe
Hartmsnna a..
The Cars Presses Printing Inn.
: p0rtant Information.
An Internal Machine Made for
'"' the Sultan.
Russia.
ExrRAprTroN OF HARTMANN.


umns Of La France to-day, IL is announced
that the French Government has informed
CoAnt Orlof. Russian Minister to Paris,
that 1T is ready to cossent to the extradi-
zion Of Hartman, the Rpssian subject, who
was arrested here op spsricion- Of having
taken part in the plot to blow up the train
containing the Czar, near Moscow.a short
time ago. In commenting upon the action
si the Government in the case, La France
ays that it will disappoint public expecta-
Hen; that the country might have under
vtood Hartmann's expulsion from French
territory, but will be unable to understand
hist1tradiiion. W.,
DEATH OF A POET.
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 26.-The Russian
poek Glinka, Is dead.
NEW GovER RNoR GENERAL.
The Journal de ST. Petersburg tenn per-
ately replies to the article in the North
German Gazette. "a, tgg D. H".
General Louis Milikoff has been appoint
I'd Governor General of St. Petersburg and
| President of the newly appointed Commits
sion OF Inquiry into political affairs of the
Empire .r
WARNING TO THE STUDENTS.
\ II is stated that the porulace of St.
Peters burg suspecting that the students
n threaten to set fire to the University, will
n lynch every student should anything of
. III kind occur on March 81.
n RsiHrIKa SOME IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
II LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch to the
4 Times fir IN st. Petersburg, SAYS there is
cesfdnly sense of insecurity observable
| ineyery direction here, and while there is
great fear that something will happen be.
fore the anniversary of the Emperor
| ascension to the throne. there is also a
ssttaed idea which is destined probably to
be disappointed, that the Gar will pro
claim something new on that occasion.
A most important fact connected with
] ths latter expectation is that very impor
Btate documents are in course OF passing
through the press in the printing press ol
| The fourth section. A certain number ol
trustworthy men men have been working
nt these papers fur three weeks The con
tents If the Iapers are kept q profound Sc
cret, and in order that nothing sh' uld leak
out the printers are kept in charge OF al
officer and under lock and key. This proves
that something unusual is preparing, bu1
! "a itwas begun previous to- the explosion
| that event may have somewhat charged the
| good intentions Of the Car.
| turkey.
INTERNAL MACHINE FOR THE SULTAN.
Co srANTINopLE, Feb 26-M. Papgon
polo, an Angl Greek, was arrested yester
day. having in his possession an inferna
machine. There is an alleged plot agains
the life OF the Sultan, and Greek aide-de
camp of the Sultan was also arrested fo
somplicity fs-
Afghan.
MAHOMED JAN ON HIS DIGNITY.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-A dispatch from Cabu
says that Mahomed Jan refuses to NEE
Gen. Roberts, at Cabul. but is willing tc
meet him on neutral territory.
THE FIGHTING RENEWED.
Fighting has been renew ed at Herat ant
the Cabul regiments routed. .sagss
Francs.
,r7 n. GREvY ELECTED LIFE SENATOR.
PARIS, Feb. 26.-M. Albert Grevy ha
heen elected = life senator,
fqeh IA t Ireland.
SERIOUS RIOT AT poRrADowN.
DUBLIN, Feb. 26-Purtadown is tow,
In County Armagh, about ten miles from
Ithe city OF Armagh, at a point where th
Ulster Railroad crosses the river Tam
County Armagh has population Of abou
gone hundred and eighty thousand person
A whom more than one-half are Orange
men Of English and Scotch descent, Thes,
prangemen are violent opponents OF all M
tOnal movements, andare bitterly oppose,
ph tenant right and land reform move
S,Aenta They reside chiefly in Towns Ctun
k. Yesterday tenant right meeting wa
4,nvened near Portadown, and while ]
,Ias in progress it was attacked by mnbs 0
iveral thousand Ofangetnen armed will
eudgeons and accom- panied w a band 0
Ausic. ..,.,.t. z,.5..
Tie Orangemen had been collected fron
armagh, Lnrgan. Newry and other towns
Jod had been called together by a circula
.sued from the County Orange Lodge, aI
tealing to them tOsacofhe out and squelc
oedition by force. The Qrangenep, VIII
nkeatly outnunl bered thesattendants ut th
'cnantright meeting storniad the plutfurr
sad sweptsfrom it the speakers and officer
TT the meeting, ana aItefward asSalled IN
rnant Fighters. A number of these wer
sverely wounded. While the fsht wa
bing on great crowd assembled on til
armagh Bridge across the River Tam. Ell
i,ying the sensati N of witnessing III safet
u exciting fighting spectacle. All Wa
hniet at Portadown last night. During til
iioting many persons we're seriousl
.sopndedc dcapd the police were poaerles
auring heafflir.
Ger many. t
GOVERNMENT AND THE VATICAN.
BERLIN, Feb. 26.-It isrumored in olfici,
circles that the German Government h;
determined not to resume its negotiation
with the Vatican, but it is remeIilbere
that similar declarations on former occ;
sions have almost invariably preceded
vigorous pursuit Of her purpose on I'll
part of Germany and it is not doubted /
well-inf6rmed quarters that negotiation
will go on until a perfect understandir
for future peace shall be attained.
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i HOOSIER HAPPENINGS.