The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-02
F O r E IG N.
The Eastern War CIoud

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times despatch from
Berlin states that Turkey has informed The
powers that the time ma. come when the Turks
will be obliged to repel Servian and Montene-
grin inroads. The Roumanian reserves are be
ing gradually called in. Affairs are regarded
as verging on q collision.
The News telegram from Vienna announces
that the Consuls at Mostar have been instructed
by The powers to send the Porte memorial
embodying the result of their Investigation,
with proposals for a thorough reform in Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
A telegram in the Standard, from Vienna,
says 500 Sclavonians who invaded Bosnia have
returned to their homes in southern Hungary
and dispersed. They were declmated by fight
ing and disease.
The servian Row.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Times special des-
patch. dated Ragusa, Sept. Both, says:-'T
have just returned from Trebeuje No troops
have passed, and the roads are in the hands of
the insurgents. Austrian official kilograms
state that the Turkish troops were repulsed
newed to day, but the result is not known"
Riot at Stockholm.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Pail Mall Gazettee
special from Copenhagen says sanguinery riots
occurred at Stockholm between the malatia
and police. The MALTA stormed the police
station. woucding number of policemen.
Some of the militia were wounded. The Life
Guards and Horse Guards were summoned
from the castle before order was restored. The
cause Of the trouble is not given.
False Reports.
The Morning Standard published special
telegram from Paris containing the following:
At the regular semi-monthly meeting of the
permanent committee, yesterday, the Marquis
Of Plocree called attention to the sham tele-
grams about the HerzegOvinan instruction
which he said were manufactured in the inter
est of INSCRIPTIONS stock jobbers M. Scherer
thought they were concerted at Belgrade and
Constantnople as we'll as by sympAthzers of
either party. The subject was referred to the
government for Investigation.
Gale.
LONDON, Oct. "A heavy gale is reported at
Archangel, Russia. Six vessels with cargoes
of lumber, bound for England, have been
wrecked on the bar at the mouth Of the harbor.
Fighting i'm Herzegovina.
VIENNA, Oct. 1.-The evening papers publish
telegram, dated at Ragusa to-day, stating
that several engagements have taken place
in Herzegovina between body of 100 insur-
gents and 1000 Turks The first was fought on
the 2Sth ult. near Kepartiza, and two engage
ments followed on the 10Th and 3Oth near
Praptrzza. The insurgents lost Sc men, and
estimate the loss of the Turks at 500 On
account of inferior numbers, the insurgents
were obliged to retreat.
Accounts received of fight at Kleck are
conflicting. The Daily News correspondent at
"
Turks were totally defeated and IS beheaded
Foreign Notes.
M. Wade. the British Minister to China,
intimated to the Chinese government that if
his governments demands were not complied
with by yesterday he would leave Pc kin.
The Times Paris despatch says special infor-
nation received there confirms the impression
that the Carlists gained considerable success
near San Sebastian on Tuesday. L'Univers
reports 100 Alfonsists killed, and 1000 wounded.
The government of Manitoba has made
treaty with the Indians, by which the govern
ment secures 30, 900 square miles and the con-
tror of both sides of Lake Winnipeg.
The Spanish government has ordered IA new
battalions of infantry.
A Copenhagen despatch says that Count
Nj like Bregentved, who was appointed
Foreign Minister on the 18th of June last, is
dead.
Thr revenue of Great Britain shows an in
crease of 1896, 900 in six months over same
time last wear.