The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-05-29
FOREIGN.
The strike at ah.lm..

The strike Mt Rhslms.
PARIS, May 19.-M. Constans. Minister
of the Interior, has gone to Rheims where
labor strikes have assumed a serious
| aspect. The strike continues with una
bated vigor at Roubix, some strikers who
! returned to work last week have gone
out again.
A Little Conservative Victory.
LONDON, May l9.-Tn the election at
Sandwich and Vigion burgs conservatives
have been elected toi fill vacancies over
liberal candidates.
The Home Rulers.
DUBLIN, May i9.-Home rulers have
adopted Parnell's resolution in favor of
peasant proprietary.
Matter OF Treaty Interpretation.
/ CoNsrAsrINoPLE. May l9.-After the
| return of Maynard, the American Min.
| lister, to Constantinople, Sawas Pasha re-
newed his protest against the jurisdiction
which Maynard had assumed through
orders from Washington. Maynard has
gone to Alexandria to try another Ameri-
can accused of numbering an Egyptian.
1t Is believed here that the EVvrtiau
government will protest against Nav
nard's assumption of jurisdiction and 10.
| more it.
Russian Military Matters.
BERLIN, May I9.-Letters from ST.
Petersburg express belief that General
Todieben, while staying at St Petersburg
prior to assuming the Governor General
ship OF wilma, win be consulted regarding
the erection of Notifications at Vaidiyor-
stock and in the Amoor district generally.
A vast amount of material is being shipped
thither. Vessels belonging to the yolun-
teer heet now at Croustadt will shortly
start for Siadlvorstoek with quantity of |
torpedoes. Several other vessels are he
ing fitted out for voyage to the Pacific. |
The possible postponement of the Tekke |
expedition in view of threatened compli- |
cations with China, is generally discussed |
in st. Petersburg. General Skobeloff or
Prince Imeretinsky, will ,be appointe,i /
Commander in Chief on the Russo Chi. I
nese coast. A we'll accredited report is IN /
circulation that an officer has left st. |
Petersburg with orders for General Sko- |
beloff.
The italian Elections.
ROME May 19.-Returns from 336 def
mite elections show the following results.
The Ministerialists have elected 1856 Cor. /
stitutionalists III and 53 members Of the
dissident left. Returns from electoral
colleges up to the present show that the
dissident left has lost Is seats and gained
o,.the Ministerialists lost 20 and gained
IL and the Constitutionalists lost and
gained 25seats.
Eastern AfFairs.
VIENNA, May 19.--It appears from cor
respondence between the powers regard
ing the English circular proposing COON
Grafton at Constantinople to effect a solu-
ton of the Montenegrin, Greek and Ar
menian questions, have shown readiness
on the part of all powers for participation
IN such collective action. Several casineis
have already officially given notice oftheir
adhersion to the plan. The English cir
cuiar proposes note drawn in reply bv
the powers in the sense of circular to be
sent 10 the porte calling attention to these
questions, and the fact that advice appears
TO be given to The porte in friendly
spirit, anu inviting cooperation of the
porte in q solution of pending Questions.
excitement in Albania is subsidized.
Turkish Brieands Killed.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, May 19-Fifty bril-
gands have been killed near Salonica.
others were captured and their prisoners
rescued.
Royat courtesles.
!. BERLIN, May l9.-Prince Orloff has de-
iivered to Emperor William letter from
tue Gar, and affer holding several per-
sonar interviews, a special courier was
sent to st. Petersburg.
Je&uits TO Come to America,
ROME, May 19.-Many Jesuits will go to
America when the DEGREES against them
are enforced.
Proposed Internationai Administrative
Commission.
PARIS, May 20.-Goschen, British Am
passador to Constantinopie, while here, {
"a" fremier DeFreycinet and several
otner politicians. He has gone to Vienna
10 interview Baron HaymaIe, the Aus
TRAN. Hungarian Premier. It is affirmed
that 1oschen, without declaring himself i
authorized to take the initiative of com. Z
mon action by the powers for the estab- i
iishment Of an international administra-
1--WE commission, has .ntimated that Eng !
land could not hesitate TO give hearty I
support, II on initiative of any power che /
were summoned to submit to the creation | I
OF such commission as was foresha6owed !.
by the Berlin treaty. Goschen's eaQerness
70 confer with France and Austria before 9
going TO Constantinople, indicates thai s
the British cabinet feels the urgency of I
ending the situation which may paralyze :
the best disposition and produce disagree
ment.
The May Laws.
BERLIN, May 20-Leaders Of the Centre y
Party Of the Prussian diet
declare that they are resolved TO resist To r,
lhe utmost bill endowing ministers with q
documents relative TO the execution of the
May laws.
The ssTImes'' ON the New Parliament. =
LONDON, May 2l.-The Times says that
here could hardly have been milder
of the session of the new =
Ministerial reign that was presented BY ii
debates in the two houses. cS
The Queens speech indicates no material 4.
divergence in policy adopted by the Min 81
stry from that pursued by the late gov a
my opportunity for conflict of opinions. $.
A Disseating IIonae Rnler. g,
A. M. Sullivan, home ruler, elected to / s,
he house 0fcoamons for heath. unor- al
,osed the Irish members. 4,
ALLIoAToRs HArcHED BY 4 Hrx.4 b,
ady residing at Grow island. Is Of
louisiana. and wishing 70 ttsafn a kav, q