The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-09
Italy.
THE POPE AND CARDINAL NINA.

THE POPE AND CARDINAL NINA.
ROME, June 9-Cardinal Nina, the Car
dinal Secretary of State, has asked the Pope
to accept his resignation on the plea that
the labors of the Office are to- great for his
strength, which has long been impaired.
His Holiness has declined to accept the
resignation and has proposed to the Car
dinal that his labors may be lightened by
the division of the tasks which he has thus
far DISCHARGED among certain subordinates.
Great Britain.
STANDARD ON THE NOMINATION.
LONDON, June 9-The Standard this
morning in commenting on the Republi-
can nomination for President, considers
Mr.. Garfield as a respectable politician and
nothing more, and anticipates severe
struggle should the Democrats nominate
strong candidate.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT INJURED.
A Paris dispatch says it is rumored that
James Gorden Bennett was thrown from
his horse while riding on the Bois De
Boulogne and seriously hurt yesterday.
THE DISTRESS IN UTT.
DUBLIN, June 9.-The distressed people
of UT have demanded relief from the
Bala Committee of the National Land
League and are threatening otherwise to
pillage the neighboring farms.
CONFERENCE OF THE POWERS.
LONDON, June 9-Earl Granville, the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has received
formal invitation from the German
Foreign Office, to send a representation to
Berlin, to sit in the conference OF the great
powers which is to assemble there on the
10Th inst, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the necessary measures for
the further enforcement of the provisions
of the treaty Of Berlin, which have not yet
been carried into perfect execution.
Spanish America.
CIVIL WAR IN BUENos AYREs.
LONDON, June 9.-Later dispatches from
Buenos Ayres confirm the apprehensions
previously entertained that the Presiden-
tial nominations on the 11th inst. will not
pass off without serious popular out
break. The differences between the Pro-
visional and National Governments which
have been for weeks growing more bitter
have at last eliminated in open civil war.
The General Government has issued a
proclamation declaring the city of Buenos
Ayres in state of siege. 1t is now sur
rounded with troops, and all the impor-
tant points are held and the roads leading
to the city bloekaded. The object of this
is to support Gen. Rosa and bring pres
sure to bear to enforce his nomination.
Efforts are making by the more conserva-
tive citizens and officials on both sides to
bring about some compromise that will pre-
vent blood shed. g..
France.
AMBASSADOR TO LONDON.
PARIS, June 9-Ihe question OF the
French Ambassadorship to London has
been decided by the appointment Of M.
Edmund Lacour to that position.
EXTENSIVE STRIKES AT TRoYEs.
PARIS, June 9.-Extensive strikes have
occurred at Troyes, in the Department OF
Aubre, ninety miles east-southeast Of this
CITY,! I'll 4 fi3f4.l& tfgr ft
DUTY ON SUGAR REDUCED.
The Finance Minister has introduced O
bill reducing the duty on sugar from. the
1st of October next to 40 francs per hum
dred kilogrammes. a vy
| AMERICAN WAR INDEMNITrEs. Y
The Senate has approved the bill settling
the American war indemnities.
| Germany.
| VATICAN READY TO RESUME.
BERLIN, June 9.-The Vatican has in
formed the German Government that it Il
willing to resume negotiations. rs
MAY LAWS AMENDMENT.
The Federal Council have restricted thu
operation Of the May Laws Amendment
Bill to the LIST OF January. 1882. s
Spain.
| TREATY OF COMMERCE.. .ls 7.
| MADRID, June 9-Spain has concluded
treaty OF commerce with the United State
of Columbia.
| India.
THE MARQUIS OF RIPoN. $
SIMLA, June 9.-The Marquis Of Ripon
now Viceroy Of India, has arrived here.
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