The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-25
OVER OLD OCEAN.
Czarina Of Russia Lies at
Deaths Door.
Unprecedented Cheek Of the
Greek Brigands.
American Naval Officer HOnOred
at Panama.
RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
VERA sAssULITcH AGAIN ON DECK.
National Associated Press to the star
LONDON, Feb. 25-A St. Petersburg dis
Patch says 1t is ated on good authority
that Vera Sassulitch has been seen III st.
Petersburg. a4a'
REPoRTED WHOLESALE ARREST.
PARIS, Feb. .25-Considenble excitement
pgevnls here to day over the reported ar
rest in st. Petersburg of one thousand three
hundred persons suspected of completely
In the Winter Palace conspiracy. The re-
port has created genuine sensation in the
Russian colony, where the recent attempt
on the life If the Gar still forms the all
absorbing topic of conversation. =
"A DICTATOR DEMANDED
81. PErERsBuRa, Feb. 25-The Moscow
Gazette demands the appointment of Die
tator, who could more effectually crush
Nihilism.
Emperor William, in writing to the Car,
blafnes the Russian police for di>regarding
tie warning from the Berlin police.
The Czarina is reported as being uncon-
1 Dci0ua
THE CZARINA DYING.
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 25-The Czarina at
| this hour is sill unconscious, and it is
given ont that her dissolution rapidly ap-
proaches. The populace is much impressed
at her approaching death, as she holds a
warm place in the hearts of the people.
greece.
BRIGANDs INCREASE THEIR DEMANDS.
CoNsTANrINoPLE Feb. 25.-Intelligence
\ has been received here stating that the
Greek brigands who captured Colonel Geo.
Synge and his wife, while ON their way to
Eastern Roumela, having been sent
by GSr Austin Layard to
distribute relief among the starving Mussul-
mans there, and who threatened to put
them to death unless ransomed by the pay
ment of large sum of money, now de-
mand f15,O0O as the price of the rendition
Of the ca ,tives to the expedition which
England has dispatched TO their rescue.
Italy. .
KING ENrERTAINs NoRDENsKJoLD. e
ROME Feb. 25 king Hunbert esterday
entertained M .Nordenskjold at a great
banquet
DECLINES TO ExrRADITE HARTMANN.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-France declines to extra
dite Hartmann unless his completely with
the Moscow outrage is fully proven.
STILL HARPING ON EDUCATION.
The Senate yesterday continued the dis
cussion on NJ. Ferry's Education Bill.
ARMY AND NAVY AFFAIRS. =
BERLIN, Feb. 25-The Emperor receiv.
ing the President of the Reichstag yester-
day urged the absolute necessity of passing
the Army bill. The Reich tag passed the
navy estimate. The North German Gazette
publishes an ap arently semi-otficial reply
- its previous anti-Russian article, but
the arguments contained therein are pal
psbly poor. .-.. ....,.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH GREEoE.
LONDON, Feb. 25 "A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the Sultan has authorized
. resumption If negotiations with Greece
On the new basis proposed by England.
s... ...a. Great kriaain.
MuRpERth ooNvIcrED.
LONDON, Feb. 25-The trial of Lewis
Pay ne for the murder of Miss Mclean b.
administering large quantities Of spirits,
which took place yesterday at the Central
Criminal Court, concluded with verdict
OF manslaughter. Payne had scduced Miss
Mclean. and for some time had lived with
her as her paramolir. " n"5
PRINCE IMPERIALs MONUMENT.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Dean Stanley yester-
Y day informed depntation who came to
I receive his final answer in reference to the
| proposed erection of the monument to the
L memory Of the late Prince Imperial, in
Westminster Abbey, that he had carefully
iseonsidered what they had previously said
sapOn the subject and could not revoke his
determination, as already announced, to
Tectp the monument. Dean Stanley, in
Shis matter, is said also to express the
iesire Of the Queen, who is his own warm,
,ers nal friend, and that of the Empress
iugenie. During his long and critical
!peech Dean Stanley referred to the repug
lance existing in America to the erection
monument to the Prince Imperial in
Westminster Abbey, and said that he had
TO information of tile existence of any
uch feeling in the United States Neither
f!id lie believe it existed there.
n Spanish America.
HONORING AN AMERICAN.
correspondence Of the National Associated Press
PANAMA, Feb. 15.--The Iegs ative As
embiy OF Panama, in acknowledgement Of
he arduous and intelligent labors of Lient
IL N. b. Wise. of the United States Navy.
Hn the interest oftthe Inter-O, ealiic Canal,
rave voted to place his portrait in the hall
df the Government House at the expense
4 the State. "A sf..1t}p"h K
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