The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-25

LONDON, Sept pa Vienna despatch to the
Daily News reports that two members Of the
Servian ministry voted against the address of
Prince Milan and were in favor of war.
Esanishment of Ural Cossacks.
LONDON, Sept. 24-The Times to day has a
special telegram from Berlin containing the
following: Fifteen hundred Urat Cossacks
have been banished to the penal settlement of
Turkeston fer having resisted the new military
laws. Many more are likely to go, as those
laws meet much opposition in the Ural colo
MES.
spnin and the Pope.
MADRID. Sepr 24-lhe ministerial news
papers announce that the government will soon
reply to the note of the PapaI Nupiclo. They
say that no concessions will be made tending
to prejudice the Independence of magistrates in
dealing With bishops, and especially the bishop
of SEQ D'Urgel
Flood in Switzerland.
GENEVA, Sept. 2-Reeeut rains 10 the eau
ton of Siarie have swollen The river South and
its aff1ut nts and caused an inundation in the
town of Sorls and the surrounding country.
A Defeat for the Turks.
VIENNA, Sept N-Private kilograms report
that Dervsh Pasha has been surprised by the
insurgents near Reauno and lost Two hundred
men killed,
scuis Race.
HALIFAX, Sept. 24-Brailey beat Brown by
ten lengths ia a scull race today over the
Foreign Notes.
A Paris special says it is annou need that the
Prince Imperial will soon make tour around
the world. The reason alleged for the tour is
that it is thought necessary for the completion
of his education. 1t is believed the real pur-
pose is to prevent the Bonapartists from TAX
ing any premature action for restoration nf
the dynasty in the present unfavorabe phase
of the popular mind.
Recent rains prove very damaging to the
English hop crop
Monsignor Rapei is expected at Madrid to
replace Cardinal Simeoni as Papal Nuncio.
The latter leaves for Rome shortly
The manufacturers of Paris last night adopt
ed a resolution that a representation of French
manufactures at the Centennial is to the inter-
est of France in a patriotic as well as an ecOno.
mic sense, and pledged themselves to do all in
their power to secure such representation.
MINOR TELEGKAMs.
The Herndon House at Marshall, Michigan,
was burned yesterday morning. Four lives
were lost
Mr.. CARRIER, owner of the yacht Mohawk,
accepts the challenge of Benefits yacht
DaunteSs, for race the last week in October
for thousand dollar cup.
George Zeilger, a boy 10 years old, shot Jas.
Lashbrook in Lashbrook's saloon at Evans
vile, Ind, Thursday Lashbrook was trying to
arrest friend of Zeiger, when the boy walked
Steamships Neckar and Crescent City have
arrived in New York.
A man aud woman fell from trapeze in
New York Thursday night, and are believed to
be fatally injured.
Mathew Mcintyre fell under train at
Providence yesterday, and had a leg ami arm
crushed.
Geo G. Perkins, one OF the prominent young
business men of Hartford, died yesterday. He
was graduate of Yale College.
Fire in Newmarket, Ont, yesterday, de-
stroyed prOberty to the amount of $4,000
Mrs. Mary Cook of South Boston, was run
over and Instantly killed at Somervie station
GU the Boston and Fltchburg Railroad, yester-
day.
At the Worcester races yesterday a horse
threw the driver out and then made for the
crowd where he smashed several carriages
During the running race at Lexington, KY,
yesterday, a horse left the track and run
head foremos into post, splitting his head
aud dying instantly.
During the past three days letters and tee-
grams have been received at Memphis inquir-
ing if the was an epidemic prevailing there
For the Information of all concerned it can
safely be asserted that that city was never
more healthy than at present, and that there
has been nothing like an epidemic of any kind
during the pear.
The Enquirer's Kansas CITY special reports
the arrest of Gen John D Crofton, Adjutant
General of the state, for alleged forgery when
e was Adjutant General
A fire at Montague. Michigan, Thursday, de-
stroyed TorrensoD's Opera House containing
five stores. Loss $4,000.
An illicit distillery in full operation was cap
tured in Brooklyn Thursday evening, by the in
ternal revenue officers. The concern was worth
$4,000 II operators escaped over the roofs of
adjoining houses.
Ber Butler accepts an invitation of the board
OF trade OF New York, TO deliver lecture be.
fore that body on the 14th of October, on f.
nance and currency.
Clifford Orrck, President of the Amos Co. of
Chcopee Mass, died suddenly Thursday at
Poughkeepsie.
The Fall River operatives met last night and
denounced the articles of agreement which the
mill owners deman led they should sign before
going to work The mills will be open Mon
day and many operatives VIII go to work as
they are suffering
Fall River last night elected IA Rice delegates
and one Loriug Fairhaven elected Rice dele
gates and Springfield, Adams
The dead boldly of Willie Robinson, aged 8,
was found 10 a pond at Manchester, Thursday
1t is estimated that the tax accruing to Ten
lessee from that states assessment of the
louisiana aud Great Southern Railroad will be
800 000