The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-27
The Porte Will Proceed to
Clean Them Out.
Russia's Czarina Improving in
Health.
Items Of Interest From the Emerald
Isle.
turkey.
BOLD BRIGANDS.

BOLD BRIGANDS.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, Feb. N.-Maukhtar
Pasha has applied to the Porte for rein
forcements Of troops to suppress brigandage
!. in the vicinity Of Salonica.
u Intelligence from that city Is to the ef-
fact that organized bands of outlaws infest
the interior of the country for the purpose
Of robbery, and that travel Is nowhere safe
at any distance from the towns and vii
lsgeA -,.t
France. {.
FRENCH ACADEMICIAN.
Paris, Feb. 27-The French Academy
have elected NJ. Labieche member. The
unsuccessful candidates included NM. La
boulaye, Walton and Mazead.
PRINCE HoHENLoHE
tits reliably stated that Prince Hohen-
lohe left Paris to permanently take an im-
pOrtant post created in connection with
new military measures combining the
functions of foreign minister with 9TH,
en
LONDON, Feb. N.-Tne Paris correspon-
dent of the Times says that Prince ,HOhen-
lohe's departure from Paris has caused a
sensation ahd gloomy foreboding among
the friends Of peace.
49, AN ADELAIDE PATTI FAILURE.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-The company support
ing Adelaide Pa ii at the Cattle is so psor
that the audience sharply criticized Tues
days performance of III Barbiere de .Sevig-
Ea," and the curtain fell amid silence. 1t
b doubted whether the engagement will be
completed. The Figaro recommends that
series of concerts be substituted for the
opera
RISING OF THE MUssULMEN.
VIENNA, Feb ga rising of the Mussul-
ssans population has occurred in the
Kirdualy District in Roumelia. Disturb
ances have also taken place at Pleolji in
Bosnia. ..
WAITER ARRESTED. ,s
81. PErERsBURa, Feb. GA waiter en-
ployed in the office Of the Czarowitch was
arrested in Anitchkoff Palace, this city,
yesterday afternoon.
Russia.
STILL sUBJECT TO THE CZAR.
6r. PETERSBURG, Feb. N.-An Imperial
Ukase, dated February Oath, was published
last evening. 1t decrees the establishment
Of Supreme Executive Commission to
preserve in the State order and social tran
auNity under the Presidency of General
1ikoff, who is to appoint other members
Of Commission with the Cars approval.
The Commission is to have supreme author
fly in all matters throughout Russia and
empowered TO punish any disregard of its
erder which can only be abrogated by I'm
psrial decree.
HER SECURITIES UNsALABLE.
BERLIN, Feb. 27.-On the Bourse here
yesterday Russian securities were almost
wholly unstable. The condition Of the
country is regarded as 50 critical that no
reasonable speculation can be entertained
. to its future The distrust was height
ened yesterday by report that the Gar
had been sh II, but no confirmation of the
news was received.
cZARINA IMPROVING.
Sc, PETERSBURG. Feb. 27.-The Czarina is
Improving ,p health, and is said to look
forward with pleasure to the proposed So
iourn of few months during the coming
season among the mountains of the Aus
trian Tyrol. an account of the arrange
ments for which has been given in these
dispatches.
Great Britain.
OPPOSING NoRTHcoTE's RESOLUTION.
LONDON, Feb 27.-1'he debate on Sir
Stafford Northcote's resolutions in the
House of Commons was adjourned. 1t is
stated that Mr.. Parnell has telegraphed to
Mr.. Bigger to oppose Sir Stafford North
sote's resolution tooth and nail.
SIR srAFFoRD's RESOLUTION.
LONDON, Feb. 27.--Sr Stafford North
eote's resolutions provide that after the
Speaker shall have called any member to
order on the ground of his obstructing the
business of the House, the House by vote
Of two-thirds of the members present may
rule that the members offending shall not
be permitted to speak on any subject
during the remainder of the session,
although his right to vote shall not be
interfered with.
SPLIT IN THE PARNELL PARTY.
LONDON. Feb. 7.-The split among the
Irish Parliamentary party increases, and
the followers of Mr.. Parnell are seriously
divided among themselves as to which poll
cy to adopt. They are not in position to
ake up the tactics of the last session with
INV hope of success, and lack the necessary
Itrength and unity to make fight lou
trance upon Sir Stafford Northcote's reso-
Iution against obstruction.
m Foreign Flashes.
An earthquake has. occurred at Jeddo.
The Peysian army is moving on Herat.
The C9asina is quite ill, and can not sleep
without narcotics.
The rumor of an attempt to assassinate
The Prince Of Bulgaria at St. Petersburg is
lenied.
The Nuova Gazette, of Palermo, has been
suppressed for publishing manifesto of
the Iredento.
Very Rev. Charles William Russell, D.
D., President ot st. Patrick's College May
nooth, Ireland, since 1857, is dead, aged
ixty-eisht
Irish News.
From late irish ExchangeaI
Ellen Hurley, aged ninety years. died Of
starvation in the city of Cork recently.
DIR. Joseph Kenny was elected to the post
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