The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-07
Pere Hyacinthe Quarrels With
His Vicar Able.
Sir Garnet Wolseley Sails For
Home.
Great Britain.
THE CABINET EXPLAINS.

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planned to the Powers generally its inten-
ton to maintain the treaty of Berlin.
DAMAGED DUKE sH
The Duke of Connaught, while driving
from Bagshot to Aldershot to-day, was
upset and very badly bruised.
.i MARRIAGE OF GEORGE ELIOT.
George Eliot, the wel-known author
sss was married to Mr.. Cross yesterday.
ANOTHER BALL FOR POTTER
., DUBLIN, MAY THE Duke of Edinburgh
and the officers OF the Constellation attend
Cd ball at Galway last evening.
THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, May7.-Sir Charles Dixie, newly
appointed Under Secretary for Foreign Al
fairs, has been interviewed by the CORE
spondent of a French paper, and his utter
ances create much surprise and no little
policy OF the Liberals, the Baronet treated
the grave subject with considerable frank
ness. He said: 1--WE have succeeded to the
political estate of Lord Beaconsfeld and
made an inventory OF the inheritance. In
We are compelled to make some reserve,
and now the AT han question puzzles us a
good deal, and it is to be hoped that it will
be settled in accordance with our own In
terests. There is the Zllu King, Cetewayo
vi ON we would like to release, but it l.,
out of our power. We may grant the
Beers privilege of semi-indepeudence, and
] thus dispose of the African problem"
COrrespondent--"How about the Eastern
question: Will you cease to uphold the
integrity of Turkey if she fail to carry out
the reforms, which has so repeatedly prom
bed." sl IN .-d' .,."
= Sir Charles Dilke-"Exactly; you have
nid it. Those who fancy that we mean to
pursue this feeble policy abroad are
strangely mistaken. Our voice snail be
heard and shall command respect in Coun-
ellis of Nations. We will be careful, how
sver, to raise it only in behalf OF liberty,
and will promote the welfare of all alike.
In concert with Republican France and
free Italy we shall endeavor to cut the
Gordian knot of the Eastern question by
establishing confederation of free States
between the Danube. Adriatic and Grecisn
Beas." st .e.ta--3 tF "tt
Correspondent-"Then you are opposed
TO the encroachments OF the General Pow
Srs?' ,e'1
Sir Charles Dilke-"Decidedly We eshall
not tolerate the epcroachments of either
Austria or Russia. Neither bosnia nor
Herzegovina must belong to Austrian, Turk
or Russian. They must be free or self-gov.
erning powers Our programme is unre-
lenting hostility against oppression # ev-
cry kind. AS Tor the power ~ H'ssia' ie.
me tell you one thing. 1t would he far
easier for us to raise Central Asia against
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t4 ANOTHER WAR RUMoR' }-
Rumors are current that China will soon
declare war against Russia.
Ger many.
WON MoLrKE GETS A FuRIoueH
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MADRID. May Ill ls oincially an
hounced here that conspiracy mas peer
discovered at Mayari ana III mat neignpor
hood, in cuba ana tnat IoiN-tWo aIrest'
have been made, and the prisoners are De
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