The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-18
RUSSIAN REVIEW
Forty Thousand Troops Parade
Before the Gar,
Important Home Rule Meeting
i'm Dublin.
Revival OF the Slave Trade on
the Red Sea.

Revival OF the Slave Trade on
the Red Sea.
LETTER OF RIpIcULE.
nssaonar Associated Press to the Star.
Paris, May l8.-The Bishop of Flournay
~ published letter ridiculing the Pope's
,prstsnsions to omnipotence
Great Britain.
THE AMERICAN cRIcKETERs.
LcNpor, May 18.-Dafts American
sricket team played an England eleven at
Lords yesterday. The score at the close
Dtood: England 212, Dafts 135, for eight
Wickets.
SOLICITOR GENERAL REFLECTED.
DUBLIN, May 18.-The Irish Solicitor
eeperal has been reelected at Mailow, re-
saving 2Ol votes against 62 for Kelly,
Rsrpeilits. Mr.. Parnell is furious over the
defeat of his candidate
HOME RULERS MEETING.
An adjourned meeting OF the Home Rule
nembers of Parliament was held here yes |
lsrday. There we're forty-five members
present, Lord Mayor Gray presiding. Mr..
brooks proposed and MIR. Richard Power
seconded the election of Mr.. Shaw as ses- |
uional leader of the Home Rule party.
The OGorman Mahon proposed Mr.. Par
nell, which was seconded by Mr. Biegar.
After long discussion Parneil was elected
by vote OF % against Is for MI Shaw. Mr..
Psrnell returned his thanks for the honor
conferred upon him, and the meeting ad-
lourned.
BROAD HINT FROM THE THUEDERER.
LONDON, May 18.-The Times, discussing
the subject OF the Alabama claims surplas,
concludes its remarks as follows:
It is not befitting the dignity of great
nation to put quietly into its own pocket
money of which it was constituted trns-
tee for division among private individuals
A course at once magnanmous and satis-
factory 10 the original and as we'll as to
ucesent owners would be for Congress and
tHe President to expend their windfall OF
$4,000, 900 in some enterprise which nigh
result in the qualification of both nations
alike.
There is for instance Niagara to be re-
deemed from her sordid associations.
There are hundreds of grandisse projects
which no bourse might be willing to father,
but by which two great AngIo-Saxon Ma
tions might be benefited and made glad.
SLAUGHTER OF AMERICAN CATTLE.
LONDON May 18 The report of the
Veterinary Department of the Priyy Coun-
cil, enioining the slaughter of cattle, sheep
and pigs from the United States, have been
fully justified.
STRIKE OF BooT-MAKKRs
The employees OF Clark's Boot Manutac-
,bory at Glastonbury Somersetshlre, have
struck. and 1,400 OF them are now out OF
employment
. ~~ Ahdia.
NO REGIMENTS TO BE RAISED.
CALCUTTA, May 1S.-Owing to the finan'
slal considerations, the government has
abandoned for the present in raising Of
three new regiments OF guides.
Turkey.
THE NEW AMDA sADoR.
CoNsrANr1NoPLE May 18.-Mr. Goschen,
The new Ambassador to Constantinople
he's taken his departure from London.
AN INTERNATIONAL INQUIRY.
The Porte in replying 10 the recent Eu
ropean collective note proposes an interna'
tonal commission Of inquiry into the AL
banis- Montenegro difficulty.
Russia.
APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNORS.
Sr. PErERsBuG, May 18.-General Todle
ben has been appointed Governor Of wilma
General Albedinskv, Governor of War
NV, and General Drentahn, Governor o
Odessa.
TROOPS FOR THE FRONTIER
LONDON, May 18-A dispatch from 81
Petersburg says Russia is preparing to sen'
tventy-four thousand reiniorcements t.
the frontier, one-half Of which will be sen
to the Amoor, and the other to Kuldja.
GRAND REVIEW OF TROOPS.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 18.-The Gar ye
terday reviewed forty thousand troops i
this city, and the weather being favorabl
the spectacle was very brilliant one. H
Majesty left the Winter Palace by tn
Great Way fronting the Neva, and noun
inx his horse and attended by his full mi
itary staff, rode off toward the parad
ground through double lines of mounte
troops drawn up on either side OF the av
nue fora great distance. He looked
good health.
At the Parade Ground the scene was vi
usually fine. No signs OF disorder wel
manifested, and the result Of the days pc
formance is held to Indicate that the di
organizing elements are settling dow
somewhat under the rule of General Mel
koff. At the conclusion OF the review, IL
Gear returned to the Palace attended as
came.
Egypt.
REyIv AL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.
LONDON, May IA London correspon
snt says since The departure from, Egypt
Gordon Pasha there has been q revival
the slave trade on Red Sea, which is gres
" encouraged by reports circulated (
and wide that Gordon Pasha was dismiss
from Office.
A dispatch from Alexandria say
Sowing to the further arrivals OF slaves
Assiob and Cairo, and the apathy of II
Egyptian officials. the Egyptian Cover
ment, by request OF the British Cons
General, has intrusted Count Sale, an Az
trian officer, with special mission to I
xist"
DOMINION DRIFT.