Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-20

despatch to the Telegraph says In the
protest against naval demonstration, tele-
graphed to the Turkish diplomatic repre-
sentatives abroad, the Porte further asks the
powers to guarantee that the naval demon
stration will not take place if Dulcigno is
surrendered. A note emboiying the fore
going has been communicated verbally to
ambassadors of European powers here"
HanIOn's Practice.
Hanlon had short spin on the Tyne, yes
terday. He rowed powerful stroke and his
action was much freer than Thursday. He
is gradually recovering from effects of sea-
sickness.
Short Time nj Oldham Mills.
Some Oldham mills commence the short
time movement Monday. Fresh adhesons to
the movement continue. The maximum
working time will be four days per week.
Death.
Sir Fitzroy Kelly. lord and chief baron Of
the court of exchequer, is dead.
Fifty People Drowned.
Steamer Aurora. Oporto for Southampton,
has foundered at sea. Fifty persons were
drowned.
The British Squadron.
NAPLES, September Is. The British
Mediterranean squadron will be stationed on
the Albanian coast during the winter.
Aibanians Begin War.
RAGusA, September Is. Eight thousand
Albanlans have occupied the town and fortress
of Dulcgno, expelling ten battalions of
Turkish troops, no formed the garrison.
Turkish Troops Deserving.
Risa Pasha, Turkish commander. has 10, =
600 men at Menaga. on the Scutari road, but
is powerless. His men are deserving to the
Albanians.
German Affairs.
BERLIN, September Is. The minister of
finance replies to an inquiry from Altoona
that, though he is not yet able to enter into
details of the incorporation of Altoona with
the imperial custom territory, it is written
and as soon necessary will be completed.
The NihiIists.
The Nihiiists have determined to change
their tactics and hereafter will devote their
movements to political agitation. expecting
aid from Poland in case of war between Rus
STA and Austria.
Gold for New York.
HAvRE, September Is. The Westphalia,
for New York, sailed to-day, and took ont
100000 francs in gold
President Grevy.
PARIS, September Is. Contrary to expec-
taton President Grevy did not go to the
again at | o'clock.
Crisis in France.
Jules Ferry has been charged by President
Grevy with formation of new cabinet. NJ.
De Freycinct has sent the following letter to
President Grevy AFTER mature reflection
| have come to the conclusion that the
cabinet cannot be reconstructed rs it was
yesterday. There are serious doubts of its
duration. Between several of my colleagues
and myself there exist divergenccs of opinion
which leave no room for hope that accord
may be maintained at the cost of mutual
concession. Such a state of things if pro-
longed would be injurious to the interests
and tranquility of the country. Believing
that my retirement will offer the most prompt
means of solving the crisis, / beg you accept
to nv resignation.
Grevy on receiving this letter summoned
| De Freycinct and tried to induce him to re-
call his resignation, but DE Freycinct refused
and Grevy finally accepted it. Soon after
Ministers Constans, Cazot and Ferre had a
| long conversation with Grevy. Ultimately
| Jules Ferry was charged with the formation
Of cabinet. Several papers consider the
| cabinet crisis will Decessitate an early
assembly Of the chambers.
| Admiral Jourguiberg. minister of marine
and NJ. Voroy, minister of public works
have resigned Grevy has summoned Gam
BETA, who attended at Elysees.
LONDON, September 10. A Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times writes De Freycinc
falls because in his Montague speech he de
clared the government would pursue its pol
| icy without clustering, which was reply u
Gambetta's Cherbourg speech and to tn
clustering policy therein contained. HI
falls because he publicly nurtured to throw
off Gambettas leading strings.
Irish Land Agitation.
Parnell addressed a great meeting of ten
ant farmers at Ennis, Sunday, and set fortl
a line Of policy he wished to see carried on
in order to secure an early settlement of tn
land questions. The main features of hi
programme are unanimity of action anon
Irish members, independence Of all Englis
political parties, refusal 20 pay more tina
what the tenant considers a fair rent, an
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