The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-07
And He Tenders His Resignation
Of the ChancelIOrship.
Liberals and Home Rulers Roll.
ing Up Their MajOrities.
Interesting Information from
Ireland's Isle.
Germany.
BISMARCK DEFEATED.

| oEhLiNt hpTll i.-lHc Tcueidi O"uhSii
by vote of 80 against % have rejected
Prince Bismarck's proposals to increase
stamp duties The majority is composed
of the smaller states of the Confederation,
representing only about 1900, 900 of the
population, while the minority:included
Prussia, Bavaria, and Saxony, represent
ing 100000 of the population. Upon
learning the action of the Council, Bis
marck immedis tely rendered to the EN-
peror his resignation of the Chancell orship.
but his step is in some quarters regarded
as pretext, intended to lead up to such a
modification Of the Constitution of the
Empire as will centralze all the power at
Berlin, and confer upon Prussia additional
voting power in Council.
Great Britain.
LIBERAL GAIN OF sIXTY-EIGHT.
LONDON April THE latest returns
show that the Liberals have elected 304
members, the Conservatives 1853, and the
Home Rulers IS.
Mr.. Gladstone has returned to Chester
on private business. The workingmen of
London are organizing monster demon
stration to welcome Gladstone on his ar
rival in London next week. .....
| THE o'coNNoR DON DEFEATED.
DUBLIN, April 7.-Roscommon has re-
turned Mr.. Commins and Mr.. O'Kelly,
both Parnellites, the O'Connor Don being
! defeated by majority of $40. Mr.. Nc
Kenna has been elected for Toughal.
TWO MORE LIBERALS
EDINBURe, April THE Liberal candi-
dates have been elected for Weytonshire
and Buteshire.
MANHOOD SUFFRAGE PROBABLE.
The Right Hon. Robert Lowe, who was
returned to Parliament as member for the
University Of London, addressed meeting
of the Electors yesterday in the hall of the
University.
After thanking the electors for the re-
newed mark of confidence which they re-
posed in him, Mr.. Lowe said that they
knew he differed from the majority of the
Liberals on the question of franchise. He
had not changed the opinions which he
held at the time of the passage of
the present Reform Bill, and
nothing which had since happened had
caused him to regard with appreciation the
extension of the franchise which was then
accomplished, and the admission into the
constituencies Of the residuum, but"
added Mr.. Lowe, II will abandon my
opposition to the will of my party, if this
shall be clearly expressed by decided
majority, and bow to the decision of the
country"
This remark of Mr. loves is considered
to indicate that the Liberals. when they
come into power, will propose a measure
giving the franchise to the agricultural
peasants and converting the present house
hold franchise to manhood suffrage.
| M. REMAINS LECTURE.
LONDON, April IN. Renan delivered
the first of series of Hilbert lectures at st.
Georges Hall, in this city, last evening.
the subject being "In What Sense is Chris
tianity Creation of Rome" The lecture
was very successful and the audience, which
was large, was composed of many distin.
guished persons. ......
| AhohE Aomh hULEho ELECIEDs
| DUBLIN, April 1.-THE Home Rulers have
carried Queens County. re electing Mr.. j.
X. Digby and Mr.. Edmund Deazy, late sit
ting members. The Parnellites had the
game all to themselves no Liberal or Con
servative candidates having been put in
nomination for the county. In Waterford
County, Lord Charles Reresford, late Con
J servative member, is defeated. Waterford
has two members and a registered vote o.
1928. Its representation at the last Par
Lament was equally divided between the
J Home Rulers and the Conservatives.
But at this election Mr.. J. Fisher ani
Mr.. H. D. Stuart. both Home Rulers, were
. returned. The Home Rulers have carried
Tipperary and Kildare. Mr.. P. ]. Smythe
and Mr.. P. Gilley, Home Rulers, are re
, turned from the former by good majorities
bers, there have been four Home Rule can
registered vote of 1882, and Tipperar,
9,765.
IL HEALER FOR MR.. CLARKE
LONDON. April 7.-Mr. e. Clarke, recen
Conservative candidate for Southwark, who
with his conservative associate, Col. Beres
ford. was defeated in the recent election
has been appointed Queens Counsel BY
Earl Beac )nstield.
|, THE eLADsToNEs AT LEEDS.
1t is now believed to be improbable tha
Mr. Herbert Gladstone will contest thu
city of Leeds in place of his father, Mr.. W.
e. Gladstone. who had held that constit
uency in reserve in case of his own defea
for Midlothian. The Liberals propose tt
put Mr.. Edward Barns in candidacy
vacated by Mr.. Gladstone, Sr., In conf June
ton with Alderman Jno. Baron, who rep
resented that place In the late Parliament
Afghan.
WOUNDED, BUT STILL IN THE RING.
CALCUTTA April IA dispatch from Ca
bnl states that the report of the death o
MANNED Jan is believed on good authorit.
to be unfounded. Late news from tn
southern part of the country is to the effec
that after his battle with the Hazaras nea
, Cabul, in which action he was wounded
MANNED Jan escaped with a fragment o
his force, and is now in hiding at Madam
fully determined to carry on the var.
ESTABLISHED A MANIFESTO.
The Spanish Progressist and Democrati
parties have coalesced and established
, Manifesto signed by three hundred Ez