The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-07
BEYOND THE BLUE.
Plunkett ASSailS Parnell in Par
lament.
Something About to be Done for
Ireland.
Tory Victory at Liver.
pool.
Great Britain.
,PLUNKEr vs. PARNELL.

Great Britain.
<PLUNKEr Vs. PARNELL.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON, Feb. Tin the House Of Com
yaons last night the Home Rulers contin-
ned the debate on the Irish question. Sir
Stafford Northcote explained the Govern
msnt's proposals. Mr.. Plunket caused
much excitement BY scathing attack ON
The Parnellities. He said that Mr.. Parnell
had publicly thanked God for the rain for
rotting the potatoes and poisoning the
food, because agitation was advanced
thereby. Mr.. Parnells object he said.
was to excite the people to bloody rebel
Hon. Mr.. O'Donnell, Home Rule member
for Dungarven, gave Mr.. Plunket the lie,
and appealed to the speaker who called Mr..
Plunket to order. The debate was then
adjourned.
THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. THE election to fill
fhe Parliamentary vacancy from this city
came off Yesterday amid great excitement
The betting at 4 o'clock p. nj. was four to
ono on Whitley, the Tory candidate. Both
parties now claim the victory. although
the result can not be estimated with any
degree of certainty. Liverpool Liberals as
pert that the Irish voters, who constitute q
large and we'll organized body. have re-
deemed their pledges In promising to vote
Tor Lord Harding, the Liberal candidate
notwithstanding his having declined TO
pledge himself as to his future action on
the Home Rule question.
Later-Mr. Whitley has been returned,
but by majority much smaller than was
generally expected.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. THE entire vote for
Member of Parliament yesterday was:
Whitley, 26, 106; Ramsay, 23,885. The Lib
erals, and especially the Home Rulers, are
Intensely mortified at the result, while the
Conservatives are equally jubilant
Ireland.
PROCESS SERVERS DEFEATED.
DUBLIN, Feb. IA dispatch from Gal.
vay states that large body of tenants
Of the town of Atheny, headed by Father
NcWhilliun, beat off a number of process
servers who were under the protection of
. small detachment OF constabulary. Great
excitement prevailed among the populace
and some shots were fired, but no serious
damage done. The constabulary acted
Wlbu knOuOAusaOhS NoAHbAA6 s-AN~~~SSA'SS ~
merely defensive measures. .
SOMETHING ABOUT TO DIX DONE.
LONDON, Feb. I'm the House of Com
mons last evening Sir Stafford Northcote,
Chancellor Of Exchequer, denied that the
Government had been dilatory in lis efforts
toward alleviating the famine in Ireland.
He said that bilr was about to be intro
Aduced in Parliament that gave the Board
of Guardians during the next two months
full power to issue food and fuel as out
door relief. ..--' 7' %'r
France.
BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL BALL. te
Paris, Feb. 1.-THE grand ball and re-
eeption given bv President Grevy at the
Elysee last night was brilliantly success
sui. r..l5 ...7l...
Germany. ,..,
THE BUDGET SUBMITTED.
BERLIN, Feb. 7.-fhe German Budget was
submitted to the Federal Council yester-
day. The revenue for expenditure is fixed
at 544 888, 1874 marks. viz: Permanent ex-
penditure, 467, ,409, ,487 marks '2,.'
..., BAvARIAN PETITIONS. otl r .
The Bavarian Ultramontane deputies
have petitioned Emperor William against
the proposed military schemes.
EM1GRANTs SEVERELY SENTENCED.
ESeventy-two Youths have been sentenced
in this city by default to fortnights i'm
prisonmemt and a fine Of $50 marks each,
1or emigrating without permission, and
Ahus evading the conscription.
Russia. t,
MICHAEL WANTS TO COMMAND. ltu
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. THE Grand
Dnke Michael has begged the Car to be
allowed to command the Merv Expedi-
ton.
REGARDED AS PROVINCES. fg
MADRID. Feb. I'm the Chamber OF
Deputies Yesterday Senior ElDuayer said
tho Government had decided that Cuba and
Porto Rico SHOULD be placed in the position
equivalent to provinces of Spain.
Foreign Clashes. '- p
The death I Rev. William Calvert, at
Che Isle Of Wight, is announced. ~
The Empress OF Austria has arrived at
Dublin on her annual hunting tour in Ire
land.
M.DeS st. Waller, the French Ambassador
to Berlin, has definitely decided to remain
ct that post. IsT u
Adispatch from Lahore asserts that Ma
homed Jan is re-enlisting Shere Alps Ar
gendah regiments. 8 & r
The Paris Gaulois positively asserts that
twenty two dead and one hundred and six
teen wounded is the totalof casualties in
the recent railway accident .ss' ..1
A Vienna correspondent says: "Parnell's
recention ut Washington is regarded here