The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-04
THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Oct. Zine members IN the
InstItut Canadien held a meeting last night
and decided to hold Guibord's funeral on Fri
day or Saturday of next week. Preliminary
arrangements are being made to-day and all
the details will be fully carried out. A requis-
ton is to be made on the military for assistance
and secret preparation will be deposited in
the grave to render it dangerous for meddler,
to attempt to disturb the body.
The Superintendent of the Institute yester-
day visited the Protestant cemetery vault, and
opening Guibord's coffin found the outlines of
the body still distinctly traceable. This is the
first time the coffin has been opened since being
closed six years ago.
The general feeling is that second attempt
at burial will be resisted as violently as before,
Orange Disturbance i'm Toronto.
TORONTO, Oct. 3.-The pilgrim procession of
Roman Catholics from church to church took
place yesterday, PROFESSIONS forming at their
respective churches. They marched to St.
Michael cathedral, ard after short service
they proceeded along ADELAIDE street to st.
Mary's church on Bathurst street, distance of
a mile and half from this point Part of the
procession returned east by Front street, the
others dispersed. On account of the procession
being accompanied by the police large body
of military who were ordered for the occasion,
and the ch ange of route of the procession, the
disturbance was much less than was antici.
pated. As soon as the march from the cathe-
dral began stone throwing, etc., commenced.
The police charged on the assailants. firing
several shots On the march up Adelaide
street several attacks with stones, etc., were
made aud at Bathurst street quite numberl of
shots were fired on the police, aud number of
Others were seriously injured. No one was
killed as far as known. About 200 meu were
in the procession. The crowd at some points
was estimated at 5000.
Wrecks at the MngdaIeu Islands.
HALIFAX. Oct. 3-Advices from the Magda-
len Islands give additional reports of wrecks
by the gale of the Goth. Schooners M. Eliza.
beth of Guysboro, and the Anemone of Prince
Edwards Island, are ashore in Amherst har-
DOR. brig or topsail schooner is ashore at
Grasse Isle aud it is feared that all hands are
lost. She is supposed to be Canadian vessel,
She is breaking up. Two bodies have been
found on the beach near the wreck. Three un-
known schooners are ashore at Chailcamp, G.
B.
Foreign Notes.
China and Burmah have formed an alliance,
offensive and defensive.
A Bombay despatch gives rumor that Lord
Napier has resigned his position as commander
of the Indian forces
The North German Gazette says that the
Emperor Of Germany, on his approaching visit
to Italy, will not 90 to Rome. He will only
meet King Emanuel in upper Italy.
Seven columns of Alionsist troops are pur-
suing the Carlists, under Sebals and Gamuadi,
in the province of Corona.
Much damage has been done to shipping by
gale at Kingston, Jamaica.
At Kingston, Jamaica, the gunboat Dryad
lately exploded her boiler pipe, killing the
second engineer and two Others and fatally
wounding the chief engineer and another.
The London Globe says that the British
subjects of Guatemala will bring under the
notice of the Foreign Affairs office the NAL
treatment they suffered from the Guatemala
officials.
A meeting in the interest of the Centennial
was held at Florence yesterday. A central
executive committee was appointed which will
sit permanently in Florence, have the support
of the government and the chamber of COM
merce.
Thomas Ryan, mate of the Schooner Edward
Albro of St. John, fell overheard and was
drowned.
A railroad train has been stopped by briganl Is
between Saragossa and Barcelona and all the
passengers robbed. Amobg them were seven
teen officers and seameu of an American man.
of war-probaby the Franklin.
Rubi to Cuba to regulate the finances.
tian, Saturday.
Kimberly in the South African diamond field.
The government of Bagdad deny that Jew
has been murdered in that city.
1t is reported that the Eastern insurgents
have been defeated in North Bosnia. The
Turks have burned the town and church of
Muschovic.
The imperial chancellor of Germany has
submitted to the federal council amendments
of the penal code, making instigation to crime
a punishable offence.