The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-03
A Manifesto from the Schools
Of Russia.
The Sick Czarina En- Route To
st. Petersburg.
Battle With Strikers in South
America.
Russia.
THE STUDENTS MANIFESTO.
Press to the Sfar.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. "a remarkable
manifesto has been drawn up and published
by the students of the Russian high schools
and colleges The document appears with
out signature and without the imprint of
any publisher, but its genuineness as an
smanation from the students is not at all
disputed. The students say that they rep
resent society large in number and earn
cot in their convictions; that they are suf-
fering under expressions which they can
not much longer endure. They declaim
bitterly against the realistic system OF edu-
cation Instituted by the Government
The manifesto goes on to say that if the
Government and society at large In Russia
remains torpid in the face of these COM
plants and does nothing to remedy the
evils complained of they will fight the
Government to the death. This procla ma
ton is construed as indication of the forma-
ton of new party among the students
against the Government and is attracting
universal attention among agents OF the
Government and the educated classes OF the
Russian people. .........
/ czARINA EN- ROUTE.
BERLIN, Feb. 3.-The Czarina arrived
here yesterday and remained two hours
The Empress Augusta paid her short
visit
BERLIN. Feb. 3.-The Czarina, during
her stay in this city, was visited by EN-.
press Augusta. The interview, which was
brief was spent in pleasant conversation,
and at Its termination the Czarina pro-
,ceeded on her journey to st. Petersburg.
I Great Britain.
AUSTRALIA VERSUS AMERICA.
LONDON, Feb 3.-The ship Stratklevan
has arrived at Gravesend from Australia
with cargo of refrigerated meat in splen-
did condition. This new enterprise is said
by those who are interested in it to prom.
ise admirable results, and it is thought that
the day Is not distant when Australian
fresh meat thus preserved and transported
will become powerful competitor of the
American meats brought to England in the
same manner.
GUARDING AGAINST KING KILLERS. .
LONDON, Feb 3.-The authorities are I'M
derstood to be taking extraordinary pre-
cautions to secure the personal safety OF
Queen Victoria during her progress from
Buckingham Palace t, Westminster Palace
to omen parliament on Thursday next and
on her return from that ceremony. 1t is
believed that information of projected
attack upon the Queen by some of the
members Of the International Society Of
King Killers has been received at Scotland
Yard, and that while the authorities art
disposed to regard these statements as false
they feel it their duty to act as if there
were foundations for them. The entire
ronte from the gate of Buckingham Palace
to the gate of Victoria Tower, Westmin
ster, will he lined with troops, and in from
of these will be Gordon Of policemen. while
behind them, mixed in the crowd, will b.
large force Of police and detectives ii
plain clothes. II, sulf,
NOW IT rs LIVER COMPLAINT. r'
PARIS, Feb. 3--M. De Freycinet is i'll will
the liver complaint Hqois..
1t'iaj DISCUSSING THE TARIFF. va
The Chamber Of Deputies yesterday de
bated the customs tariff bill. NJ. Meline'
Committee reported that the national in
dustry was far from heing in a fourishinl
condition aud that France was now out
stripped by foreign competition.
ri'f Germany. s..
THE PETROLEUM DISTRICT. 'tl
BERLIN, Feb. 3.-The petroleum distric
in Hanover comprises all area OF fort
square miles, and its present yield is a
tie rate of ten thousand hundred weigh
yearly. ~ fs..
TOMMY FINDS A RIVAL.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-A Berlin dispatch says
An aletter to Berlin journal DR.. Liemens
the eminent telegraph engineer contend
that he was the first to divide the electro
light and to utilize 1t for practical ,pur
poses. In proof of this no refers to hi
electric illumination Of the Imperial Al
cades at Berlin, which was achieved befor
Mr. Edison's experiments -.e
N,} THE PRINCE IMPBRIALs TRIP.
PEaI1, Feb. 81 Frederick William
Prince Imperial of the German Empire, La
arrived here. -.s .-,st ~,
!" 'sao .,af Russia. ae' ,4 ts
pERILs OF THE PRESS f'i
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-The Russia
revolutionary party have published the
programme The Golos has been fOrbidde
TO insert advertisements in consequence {
its expressing sympathy with the impris
oned bishops The st. Petersburg Heral
cautions the Shah of Persia against MAXI"
any treaties WIN England.
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~ THE CINCINNATI CoADJUToRsHIP.
ROME, Feb. 3.-rhe official announc
ment of the ordination of Bishop Elder {
the Diocese Of Natchez. to the .Coadjuto
ship Of the Archdiocese Of Cincinnati, wit
I the right of succession to Archbishop Pu
cell, will be forwarded from here in fe
days The nominations to the vacant SCI
of Columbus and Chicago and the Coadj
torship OF Milwaukee will be acted upo
by the Propaganda Fidii in few days. i
Spanish America. e.
STILL BANouETING DE LEssEPs.
Correspondence of the National Associated Pres
.9Ir PANAMA, Jan. %.
M.De Lesseps and wife have again bee
fessted. A grand ball was given in the
honor at the Grand Hotel on the 18th Il
slant attended by the elite OF Panama an
about two hundred guests were presen
On the following day q banquet was give
at the Garden Paraiso, where speeches an
toasts were the order Of the day. CO., q .
Members OF the Commission are activel
engaged in the work Of surveying the rou
for the proposed International Canal ar
great hopes are expressed of Its final su
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