The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-17
BEYOND THE BLUE.
Death Of the Famous Doctor
Kenealy.
International Fishery Exhibi-
ton.
Attempt to Kill the Czar With
Poison.
Great Britain.

LIFE AND DEATH OF DIR. KENEALY.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LONDON. April 17.-Dr Kenealy. ex-bar-
rister, died yesterday at his home. Edward
Waugh Anhyde Kenealy, D. G., was born
ut Cork Ireland, in 1919. He was educated
ut Trinity College. Dublin, and became
carly celebrated forphis knowledge OF many
foreign languages. having published trans
lations of songs and ballads from and into
no less than thirteen languages He was
contributor to DR.. Maginn's Homeric
Ballads to the Dublin University Magazine
and to Frazers Magazine.
Coming to London he obtained an admis-
mon to the Bar. Shortly after his arrival
in London he was arrested for inhumanly
beating lad, his illegitimate son, and after
trial and conviction, was sent to Newgate
for several months. Surviving this disgrace
he resumed his practice at the bar, and, by
the force of his talents won very prom
inent place in his profession. anu became
. bencher in Gray's Inn and Queens Coun-
EEL He was in the enjoyment OF lucra-
tive practice when he became the defender
of the notorious Arthur Orton, the claim
ant to the title and estates of Sir Roger
Tichborne.
DR.. Kenealy conducted this famous suit
with much ability, but he committed the
mistake during its long progress OF at
tacking in the most virulent manner the
presiding Judge, Lord Chief Justice Cock
burn, and of doing other things equally
unwise. His conduct finally became un-
bearable, and he was disbarred and expelled
from Gray's Inn. Thus deprived of his
professional means of livelihood he es-
tablished weekly j,urnal, called 'The
Erglishman," and instituted q series OF
meetings all over the kingdom at which he
puffed his journal, and declared that his
client was Sir Roger, and asked for liberal
subscription to aid him in exposing the
conspiracy which had sent this unhappy
baronet to languish In Dartmouth prison.
He succeeded tolerably we'll, and for
while The Englshman and its
founder prospered. He was returned
to Parliament for the Borough OF Stake-on-
Trent, but his Parliamentary course was
not brilliant success. He was candidate
for reelection in the late election, but was
defeated.
, His death was caused by modification of
the right foot.
IRISH NATIONAL CoNFERENcE.
DUBLIN, April lit is proposed to hold
an IIish National Conference similar to
those of 1878. Mr.. Parnell has summoned
a Conference of Land Reformers to meet
April Goth.
THE MISSING TRAINING SHIP.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Vienna states that boat has been found
washed ashore close to that place, which is
q fortified seaport town of Portugal, in the
province of Mimic, at the mouth of the
Lima about forty miles north of Oporto,
and that fears we're entertained that 1t
might have belonged to the missing train
ing ship Atlanta, as this point would be
near the Atlanta's track from Bermuda
On being notified OF the discovery of the
boat and of the surmises concerning its
character Admiralty telegraphed to officers
1t Vienna to collect wreckage, and examine
1t carefully to ascertain if it is marked with
broad arrow, a distinguished mark which
ID placed on all the Queens property.
No reply has yet been received The ex-
citement over the mysterious absence of
the Atlanta Is unabated, and as time 6 es
by without bringing news of her the opin-
lon gains gsound that another great ma
tional disaster has occurred.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
EDINBURGH, April 17.-Right Hon. Lyon
Playfair, Liberal, is elected for the Univer-
stiles of Edinburgh, and f. Andrews de-
feating DR.. Byckerleth, Conservative can
didate. These Universities have q regis.
tered vote of &, ,5OS and are entitled to only
one member.
LAYING NEW CABLE.
LONDON, April 1.-THE steamer Scotia
ACCOMPANIED by tender will start shortly
TO engage in the work of laying new An.
plo- American cable. Preparations are in
sctive progress to insure the success of the
enterprise. ...
eoRTscHAKoFF DYING.
81. PETERSBURG, April l7.-Princc Gort
Ichakoff is reported worse to-day. He is
palpably weaker, and delirious most of the
lime His medical attendants despair o.
his recovery and eoncede that his death ii
question Of few days at furthest.
Austria.
CONFERENCE OF EMBAssADoRs.
VIENNA, April 17.-There will be Con
terence of ambassadors on the 10Th OF Apri
10 ratify the new arrangement between
Turkey and Montenegro.
Denmark.
RECEPTION FOR NoRDENsKJoLD.
COPENHAGEN, April I'm. Nordenskjold
The Swedish Arctic navigator, was given .
magnificent public reception yesterday.
Italy.
cAvALLorTI's DRAMA.
ROME, April 17.-Sgnor Cavallotti, tb'
well-kpown Italian dramatic author, re
GENTLY went to Trieste at the request of thu
Italian residents of that city, to produces
In the theater there his drama, "Sposs
Menecle." ..
Germany.
INTERNATIONAL FISHING SHOW.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from
Berlin says a great International Fishery
exhibition will open here next week. Tht
principal interest will probably be centeret
In American and scandinavian sections
PASSAGE OF THE ARMY BILL
BERLIN, April 17.-The Reichstag finally
passed the Army Bill by vote Of 1S(
against 1928 after accepting the amendmen