The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
OVER OLD OCEAN.
Fatal Fire at Dublin, Ire
land.
Preaching Insurrection in Az
ghanistan.
Famines in Russia Trans-C -Cau-
2sA casus.
rHEArER ROYAL BURNED.

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,sna>if rHEArEB ROYAL BURNED.
NATIONAL Associated Press to the star. ~
DUBMN, Feb. 10.-The fireat the Theater
R,yal has, as apprehended, resulted in the
totM aoss Of the building. Immense
Gowds of people filled all the space about
TIE Theater and in the adjacent streets,
and they became very much excited. They
- interfered with the operations OF the
frsmen that it became necessary to call
ont the military to prevent them from en-
dangering their lives in attempting to
preserve property. Many casualties are
Isported, many of them from falling tim
bess. ETC., and many others from the efforts
of the military to keep back the mob and
preserve peace. The fire has not extended
b the adjoining buildings, and it is under
Stood to be entirely under control. The
lau OF the Theater is much deplored by
I'll the, people of the city, with whom it
has long been popular and attractive
pusort .-.. -.
LATER-SIx LIVES LOST.
Mr.. Egerton, the stage manager, and five
sthen were killed at the fire at the Thea
tw Royal.
Afghan.
ExHoRTING THE NATIVES.
CALCUTTA, Feb. 10.-A dispatch from Ca
bul states that Mooshki Aim, the old
Ghaxin priest whose powerful exhorta-
tions have done so much to rally the tribes
In tho vicinity of Chain to the standard
cf Mohsmmed Jan. has in connection with
ths leader Just named made fresh appeal
10 his men to take arms against the British
In Afghanistan. It is also reported that
Nooshki Aims agent, the Fakir who was
Eecsntly engaged in arousins the Moham-
AsAis, is now occupied on a similar mission
anong the Thinwaris.
FEARFUL FAMINE IN TRANs-cAucAsUs.
Nr. PETERSBURG. Feb. 10.-There is a
iamine in the Russian Trans Caucasus Dis
tzicts and serious food riots have occurred
1t Shaturd4loges. The Russian authorities
srs buying food in Persia. .>sl
THE MARINE TO BE REDUCED.
1hs Gar has ordered reduction Of the
uarine from $4,000 to II, ,0O0
All IsyrrArIoN TO PERSIA. j..
LONDON, Feb. 10-England has formally
released Persia from the treaty engagement
of 1857, to which Persia undertook not TO
take possession of Herat. The Times con-
siaers this tantamount to inviting Persia to
occupy Herat fn'fst' y
Germany.
THE NEW ARMY BILL.
BKRLfN, Feb. 10'-The German Federal
Council, consisting OF one or more dele
gstes from each OF the States composing
fhs German Confederation, has accepted
the Army Bill. the Council having quashed
advisory functions. The fact of the Army
Bill receiving favorable consideration at
it, hands will render its passage by the
Reichstag more probable. "9H
The new, bill is said to justify the conclu-
sion that the peace strength of the army
will bs augmented by 5000 men, and its
war strength bva from $4,000 to $4,000
more, besides calling for the enlistment
annually of 5000 more recruits than under
the former army laws.
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE VATICAN. \,
LONDON, Feb. 10.--A Berlin dispatch SAYS
the conditions of peace between Church
and State will probably be the consent of
the Vatican to recognize the States right
tp control education, and the nomination
Of Catholic priests, and in return for this
will be the repeal Of all other clauses of
the Fake laws which have been passed for
$As purpose of coercing the clergy. m.
,rerr Great Britain. ,t .ss
{ DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT. T'N4z
LONDON Feb. 10.-- In the House OF Com
mons last evening the debata on Mr..
Hhaws amendment was resumed, q large
number OF Home Rulers taking part there
| In. Mr.. Foster and the Marquis OF Hart
ington defended the Government against
the charges of apathy in regard to the dis
tress in Ireland. Mr.. O'Donnell warmly
defended Mr. Parnell, and the House ad.
journed. .-.. ..e "a. -,
FRESH MEAT FROM AUSTRALIA.
LoNpos. Feb. 10.-The cargo Of meat
from Australia, which arrived recently on
the steamer Strathleven, sold at somewhat
better prices in market than the same arti-
Gle shipped from the United States, the
mutton bringing from SID to Cd per
pound, and the beef Sd. The meat was re-
|ceived in good condition, the refrigerators
lon board the vessel having worked to the
satisfaction of both shippers and con-
ignees
RITUALrsTIC RUMoRs.
A report is in circulation in ritualistic
circles that the rumored negotiations be-
tween the Vatican and the ritualistic
braIch Of the Anglican Church have been
reopened, with prospect Of success. In
quiry. however. in Catholic quarters, elicits
the statement that this report has no foun-
dstion.
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TEST OF AN IRoN-cLAD
LONDON Feb. 10.-A dispatch from Rome
ssys an official trial Of the Italian double.
turreted iron-clad. double-arnied and carry
ing full cargo of ammunition and coal,
has been made at Spezzia. The trial was
successful. H'
, Turkey.
AWFUL DISASTER AT coNsTANrINoPLK
LONDON, Feb. 10-A Constantinopie dis
match ran, rts that during a fete barrack