The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-03
GLADSTONE GLAD
To See Lord BeacOnsfleld Beau
tifully Bounced.
Clergy In France will Oppose
the Decree.
Great Britain.
TIMES GIVES 1T UP.

Great Britain.
TIMES GIVES 1T UP.
National Associated Press TO the star.
LONDON. April 3.-The latest returns show
the election of 235 Liberals, including
Home Rulers, and 121 Conservatives, CIV
ing net Liberal gain of 81. The Times,
sregarding Liberal Government as mat
ter Of course. discusses the consequent po-
Illitical prospects, and thinks that Mr.. Giad-
lStons is certain to take Office
81 RETURNS FROM IRELAND.
The returns from Ireland are coming for
ward slowly. Dundalk has elected Lib
,sral, rejecting Mr.. Callan. Mr.. Finnagan
)lhas been reelected for Ennis. Mr.. Kenealy
shas been defeated at Stokes
n Mr.. Parnell has abandoned his intended
visit to Enniscarthy next Sunday. and
has arrived at Cork. where he will remain
ttuntil the elections are decided.
FOREIGN PAPERS ExULTINe.
The St. Petersburg, Berlin and Vienna
lbourses are very strong. The Paris news
spapers, La France, Pappel and Liberte
+'exult over the defeat of the Conservatives
The German papers unanimously view Mr..
sGladstone's government with apprehen-
fssion. The Austrian and Turkish journals
ftrs astonished at the result of the elec-
lions
ENGLAND WILL BE Isolated.
Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna state
tthat it is considered at those capitals that
SEngland will be isolated if Mr.. Gladstone
Jbecomes Chief of the Cabinet.
BEAcoNsFIELD BEATEN AT HOME.
Aylesbury, the county town of Bucking-
lhamshire, in which county Lord Beacons-
fields property is situated, and where dur
ling the lifetime of his wife he resided for a
Rigreat portion of his time has turned against
'him. The town in last Parliament was rep
Presented bySir Nathan Mayer de Rothschild,
Liberal, and Saml. Geo. Smith, Conserv-
tstive but at the election held there yester-
dsY Mr.. Smith, who was candidate for re-
election, was defeated and Baron Rothsch id
n and Mr.. G. W. E. Russell, Liberal, were
returned.
This result is not only personally morti-
flying to Lord Beaconsfield, but is consid-
cred as an indication that the hopes which
the Conservatives, up to this time, have
entertained of retaining their strength in
| the counties and rural districts were fall
lacious Aylesbury is pleasing and
rather romantic town. situated in the heart
of one of the most beautiful and fertile
counties of England. 1t has a considera-
BILE local trade, and Is a prosperous and
thriving town. The number of registered
voters at the last election in Aylesbury
we're IA, 125.
LOAN FOR QUEENSTOWN.
I LONDON, April 3.-Subscriptions g. have
been invited for two million pounds ster.
ling loan to the Queenstown Government
1 The bonds bear four per cent. interest, and
and the minimum price is fixed at eighty
seven pounds per one hundred pounds
sterling.
France.
WILL FIGHT THE DECREE.
PARIS, April 3.-The religious bod
fes throughout France are organizing
for united opposition to the Government
decrees
Prof. Nordenskjold arrived here thi
morning and is being lionized by the emf
nent savants
Roumella.
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE
Sofia, April 3.-Prince Alexanderiarrivet
,6ere Yesterday and was met with mos
enthusiastic welcome. Tonight the town
was brilliantly illuminated in honor of h
return.
Russia.
PRINCES COURIER ARRESTED.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 3.-The courier o
Prince De Lieven, Minister of Domains
was yesterday arrested at the Prince
palace ch rged with being implicated in
Nihilist secret printing press.
III Austria.
Il ARCHDUKE RUDOLPH BETRoTHAL
VIENNA, April SIT is officially an
nounced that the Archduke Rudolph
Prince Imperial of Austria, will marry tn
Princess Stepha ME Clothilde of Belgium il
February 1881.