The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-15

tho Lord Lieutenant Ut Ireland, writes to
the Times contradicting Parnell's state
ment that Queen Victoria gave nothing to
relieve the distress of ls47 in Ireland. He
says Her Majesty subscribed $4,000, Prince
Albert f200, and the members of the
Royal Family f500 As soon as the present
fund OF the Duchess of Marlborough was
opened the Queen was the first to contrib
ute f5OO. ..
WORK FOR NEEDY IRELAND.
DUBLIN. Jan. 15.-The Government yes
ter1ay afternoon issued regulations sum-
m0ning Baronial sessions for tie object of
taking into consideration methods for pro-
Nding works for the immediate employ
ment of the unskilled labor OF Ireland. So
far as practicable the works are to be un-
dertaken at once, and to be under the su-
pervision of the landed sanitary authori-
ties
SUBTRACTION OR A. FIGHT,
LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Portuguese au thori-
ties at Delaga Bay recently arrested and
searched certain British subjects on suspi-
cion of illegal practices The matter has
been brought to the attention of the For
eign Office here. and u satisfactory explana-
ton or the immediate release of the pris-
Oners accused has been demanded.
THE UNIVERSITY CREWS
LONDON, Jan. 15.--The Presidents Of the
Oxford and Cambridge Universities have
held a meeting and changed the date for
the annual eight-oared race between Oxford
and Cambridge. The contsst will take
place on Saturday, March goth, instead of
March 26th. The crews of both Universi-
ties are in training.
uf.r Germany.
TIE DUKE Is DEAD.
BERLIN, Jan. Is. The Duke of Schleswig
HOlstein died at his residence yesterday of
heart disease. from which he had been for
some time afflicted
a.. ,, Hungary.
"'3 RIOT AT pEsTIr.
VIENNA, Jan. 15.-A dispatch from Pesth
states that serious disturbance broke out
yesterday in front of the National Casino
Cub. Tie military were ordered out and
cleared the streets but not before being
obliged to FIRE upon the people. Several
persons were wounded and many arrests
made
s,. Italy. ..
q, GO 1T, GARIBALDL
ROME, Jan. 16-The Court of Appeals,
the highest tribunal Tor civil cases in Italy
has Issued its formal decree annulling the
marriage between General Garibaldi and
his wife, Sonora Raimondi, with whom he
has not cohabited since the day of the mar
risge. .
Russia. "....
H0T-BLooDED SOLDIERS.
LONDON. Jan. 15.-A dispatch from vi
{1,of a IN rra1 hat ua nvp-
sian and German officers occurred ut mil.
itary dinner given at Kalisch and that
bloodshed was barely prevented by Rus
sian Colonel, who sent the Germans home
under the escort of Hussars, M
Afghan.
, HE LACKS THE RUPEES.
LONDON, Jan. IA dispatch from Cabul
saEG' the Cabul merchants have refused
General Roberts pressing demand for six
sakhs Of rupees
The position OF the Lundkotal and
Dakka garrisons are very perilous.
SPAN.
DUTIES AND ABOLITION,
MADRrD. jan. 15.-The Spanish Cabinet
will snOn submit bill t., the Cortes modi-
flying the impo't duties on sugars and MO.
lxsses from Cuba aud Porto Rico. and sup
pressing the du les on sugar-cane from tile
Spanish Antilles.
The debate on the Cuban Abolition Bill
has commenced in the Chamber of Depu-
ties Senior Guseman demanded complete
and perfect emancipation.
.. France.
- MARTEL RE-ELECTED. "! %r
PARIS, Jan. 15-M. Martel has been re-
elected The organs OF Right moderate and
extreme Left are exAlting over the reduced
vote received by M. Gambetta on his re-
election as President of the Chamber on
Tuesday. >..4
HOSTILE TO GAMBETTA1. ,
The feeling OF hostility and distrust
against N. Gambetta is growing ON all
sides -. .,-. W..
NJ. Fisard, Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce, has declared against the duties
on raw materials, oats, maize and cattle.
BERLIN, JAN l5.-The German news.
papers unanimously attribute the recent
military changes in France to NJ. Gaml
betta's influence, and accuse NJ. Gambetta
with an intention to thoroughly Nrepubli-
canize the army.
4 ;nr Egypt
FRESH MEAT FROM AUSTRALIA.
LONDON. Jan. 15.-A dispatch, from Suez
says that fresi meat from Australia had
reached Suez in an excellent condition.
ft1 Irish News
:'id From late Irish Exchanged
Anew railroad is to- be laid between Kill.
kee and Kilrush.. s...' -1s., ,.a.,,.
The death is announced of Rev. Corne-
Illus Murphy, c. c., .Castletown Bere. ~.
Rev. Daniel Collins, vino had been parish
priest Of Rath for fourteen years, died re-
Gently. ...aa ~ -,.. e,. r..
Nicholas Leech T. G.. Laurencegate.
Drogileda, has been appointed High Sheriff
Of Drugheda. ASH. m. : $50
The Duke Of Aberkorn's gamekeeper, at
Baron's Court. Enniskillep, was fired at;
no injury done or arrests made. -
Charles Haw wthorne, son of Major Browne,
Staff Officer, Dublin, was recently drowned
ct Castledillon, County Armagh.
james Butler Irwin, son Of Rev. Alex
ander Irwin. was drowned, recently, while
skating on Ballyalla Lake, in County Clare.
An old woman named Jones, aged ninety
years; died suddenly at her residence, Bel.
Yn0nk atreek Rallvtnac acarrett. Coiintv A. N.