The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-07
BEYOND THE BLUE.
An Editorial Duelistic Epi=
demic Raging.
Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Assemblies in London,
ROchefOrt's Red Shirt As q Cam.
paign Argument.
France.

France.
M. BLANQUI DEFEATED.
National Associated, Press to the Star.
LYONS June 7.-At the election yester-
day for member of the Chamber of Dep
uties, M. Balgre was elected, receiving
$3.50 votes, M. Blanqui only receiving
5,947.
THE MARTYR OF DEMOCRACY.
| PARIS, June IN. Rochefort is much
worse and his fever is increasing. Several
duels have occurred between some obscure
journalists of this CITY. M. R chefort's
seconds exhibited at Lyons yesterday. as
an electioneering dodge, M. Rochefort's
bloodstained shirt as that of the martyr of
Democracy.
SATURDAYS RACES.
PARIS, June THE race for the Grand
Prix De Paris was run yesterday and was
won by Robert The Devil with LIE Destrier
second and Milan third.
THE EPIDEMIC RACES.
PARIS. June IA dueling epidemic is
threatened. The relations between the
writers on La Gaulois and the gentlemen
connected with that organ of extreme rad
icalism, La Mot d'Order, have for some
time been anything but friendly.
Recent events have caused the slumber-
ing animosity to break out int a fierce
fame and the whole editorial staff of La
Gaulois have sent challenge to the edi-
torial staff of La Mot d'Ordre 1t appears
that MN. Older, Paris. and Lipelletier. three
of the principal members of the staff of the
radical paper, are at present at Lyons, where
they were advocating the election of M.
Blanqui, the notorious conspirator and
revolutionist to seat in the Assembly.
They have telegraphed in reply to the
challenge, accepting it and promising to
meet their confreres of La Gaulois at once.
ANXIOUS ABOUT OUR CONVENTION.
PARIS, June 7.-Anxiety about the result
of the Chicago Convention is very great
here. 1t is noteworthy that the Paris
journals take more than usual interest in
it on account of Gen. Grant. La France
publishes elaborate articles on the proceed
ings.
READY TO TAKE OUR sHEKEIA
A Paris paper this morning estimates the
amount Of money likely to be spent by
Americans in Europe this season ut $50
10000 This is based ON pretty accurate
calculating.
THE REMAINS OF THE EMPRESS.
ST. PETERSBURG, June THE ceremony
of placing the remains of the Empress in
the coffin took place Saturday. At half
past o'clock the two Counts Levaschoff.
Prince Galitzen and other aids-de-camp of
the Emperor took the train for the frontier
to meet the Prince Imperial of Germany,
the Duke of Edinburgh, who is to arrive
to-day, and the Princes of Hesse Mecklen-
burg.
The King Of Wurtemburg is also OK.
pected. The Queen Is i'll and can not
come. No other arrival is announced. 1t
is possible, however, that representative
of the Emperor of Austria and Of the King
of the Beleians may be sent As already
stated, the transfer of the remains from
the winter palace to the fortress will be
effected with great pomp to day. The
diplomatic corps is invited. but only to the
interment in the vault on Wednesday.
Italy.
MOUNT vEsUvIUs RAILWAY.
NAPLES, June THE Mount Vesuvius
railway was officially opened on Saturday
and will be formally opened for public
traffic tomorrow.
ROumanIa.
NATToNAT. RANV OpaANJZEn
BUCHAREST, June THE National Bank
of Roumania has been organized with a
capital of thirty million francs, first issue
will be twelve million francs.
turkey.
Mr.. GOsCHEN-GREEK PIRATES.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 7.-Mr. Goschen
has informed the Sultan that he would
submit the English proposals for reforms
forthwith. Greece has promised Turkey
to arrest the pirates when they return 10
Greek Territory. t..
OPPOSED TO Mr. GosCHEN.
At the Palace the hostility to Mr..
Goschen, tie British Minister, ID inoreas-
ing. .f
Ger manv.
DEATH OF A FAMOUS PAINTER.
CARLsRuHE, June 7.-Karl Friedrich
Lessing, the eminent painter, died here
yesterday. .tf
Great Britain.
GOVERNMENT REPORTERS EJEcrED.
DUBLIN, June IA great land meeting