The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
BURMAH'S .BUMMER.
This Time He Breaks Out With
the Smallpox.
A MISSING PERUVIAN MAN.
OF-WAR.
Latest Returns from the English
Elections.

d El0CUlOuSs
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Mo- Great Britain.
! ,0v, m", PARNELL RUNS THE MAcHrNE
CtNational Associated Press to the star.
hA DuBLIN, April 6.-When this city gets
~ stoitsd, which event Is not frequent, it
4 lcarts apt to be stirred up from the very bot
Wtom, and that is now the state Of feelings
Sno| w,J ~ the election progresses, throughout the
{naisountry. No similar excitement has at
Rtended any general election for many years
Since Parnells return home the violence OF
Mhis utterances has been received with no
4 littfsmall surprise by the Liberals and Moder-
dM!tts Home Rulers. :.
n held In several cases the latter who are stand
q Bdng for seats regarded as safe if things were
|0eeaeft to their natural course, are resisting
n RParnell's orders to make room for candl-
NJ 95edates of his own dictation and it is believed
n Tso the resulting disaffection will open fair
prospect of Conservative success in many
|s Mplaces. Mr.. M. D. L. Murphy, the Liberal
nne Mec whom Parnell ousted from his candidacy
VI IOAtor Cork City, in order that he might
ala ais himself stand for that constituency,
n rendered the olive branch to Parnell
h Msaying, that he had no desire to
T gallmperil thegeneral Liberal success by nurs-
N ng personal grievance, but Parnell con-
n. oc.fsmptuously rejected Mr. Murphy's over
u 6@tures of peace and assailed him in very Bit
per Dor and viturpertive language. Among
,o1 1bthers he applied to Murphy the term Of
n hn eieath-bed repentant, and said he only pro-
nabosed to become a genuine Home Ruler
oM,,'yhsn there was no other course open for
n 9sdim.
,s1 LATEST RETURNS.
~ MeN LONDON, April 6-The latest election re-
II ira surrs show total of 264 Liberals, 157 Con-
H PoSyseryatives and % Home Rulers, making
the net Liberal gains 81.
RIOTS AT FoRoUAY.
o't Sir Stafford Northoote addressed yester-
4 ch.day meeting at Forquay, during which
heIsthsrs was much riotous fighting.
\ ma , THE PROGRESSING ELECTIONS.
II | Some Of the more important elections
..ota4 which occur within few days are as fol-
Il st5lows: To-day, 6th-Cardiff East Derby
llhire, Hanerford, West Middle Kent and
Y West Aberdeenshire; on the Sth-West
CH Essex, West Gloucestershire, Huntingdon
Pr shire and East Kent; on the 9th-North-
W, W. east Lancashire and West Staffordshire; on
Ivy the 12th-North Lancashire ard North
Al Leiceistershire.
eA Right Hon. R. w. Lowe, Liberal. is re-
slected to the London University, defeat
ce Ing Arthur Charles, Conservative. Lon
9aJ don University has registered vote OF
H 1,780 and is entitled to one member Stives,
with registered vote of !, ,297, and entitled
as to one member, returns Sir Charles Reed,
II Liberal, defeating G. Ross, Conservative,
ssee The late sitting member for Stives was c.
a Tyringham Praed Conservative, the bor-
ough thus showing a Liberal gain OF one.
d Haddingtonshire, Scotland, with regis
p, tered vote Of 977, returns Lord Echo, Lib
" sral Conservative.
m PARNELL DENoUNcEs SHAW.
p' DUBLIN, April 6-At an Electors meet
:. ing at Cork, Parnell in all address de-
Il nounced Shaw, late leader of the Moderate
d Home Rulers, and one of the Home Rule
9 candidates for Cork County, alleging that
1 ii Mected Shaw would betray the cause of
Home Rule. Parnell accused him@of sub
mitting to the manipulators of the Con-
4 servaives during the whole OF last session
i of Parliament The crowd enthusiastically
q cheered Parnell's structures upon Shaw,
Y whereupon Parnell nominated Kettle, OF
the Land League, against Shaw and Col.
y Thurst
N be GLADSTONE RETURNED.
e co EDINBURGH, April 6.-After a most ex.
letting contest, in which every voter on
II tnool,both sides has been brought to the polls,
su,Rt Hon. w. E. Gladstone has been re.
turned for the Precinct legally known as
4uEdinburgh County, otherwise as Edinburg
taShire, or Midlothian. At the last general
sSrllelection in this Precinct only 2,799 voters
i"o vent to che polls, and the election resulted
sndn returning the Earl of Dalkeith, who ID
che son and heir of the Duke of Buccleuch
A IacSho owns nearly the whole of Midlothian
pouhd is patron of twelve hivinga The Ear
"a Dalkeith is forty nine years Of age.
Fe MR. o'cLEARY MoBBED.
ut t4fDuBL1N, April 6-Mr. OOleary was
F1obbed at Wexford yesterday and the
~ lob attempted 10 throw him into the
ner Ner, but the police rescued him.
beaaMr. Guinness has been rejected by the
Ebters of this city and Liberal elected in
ehats place. Mayor OGorman has been re.
inefcted at Waterford. rsee..
sd PRINCE NAPOLEON APPROVES
660sPAR1s, April GA letter from Prince
H2Iapoleon Is published approving the Gov
mqnmsnts action against tie Jesuits, etc.
n Hn tho ground that the new rulers are only
g,raaasroturn to an indisputable rule Of public
per|w. -,
iuaM Leon Say will succeed NJ. Pathnan a,
ambassador to London, with special
7Aission to negotiate an Anglo-Frencf
aifsaty OF commerce ll4.
IA nj ermany.
IA HERR KRUPp's PURCHASE.
N ~ BERLIN April 6-Hsrr Krupp has JUS
II purchased 1900 900 cwt. of Swiss iron.
III II India.
III OFFICIALLY INFORMED
Il ] Calcutta, April 8.-The viceroy has off
sally informed Sirdar Shere Ali, Governor
Of Candahar, that Queen Victoria has Sc
" tectad him for the sovereiynty Of the Prov.