The Portland daily press., 1880-10-26

resolved that if the farmers shot the landlords
like cartridges he would never say word
against it. His speech was received with
cheers. He then proceeded to denounce
an agent by name, but was mildly
rebuked by the chairman of the meeting
The Times summarizes Parnell's argument
in his speech yesterday at Galway, as meaning
that crime and outrage are justified by the de-
termination of the government to keep the
peace and the refusal of the House of Lords
to pass the compensation bill, and says the
condition of things in ireland demands in
slant attention.
j. B. Klllen, speaking at a banquet in Gal
way on Sunday, declared that every letter that
came across the Atlantic brought Ireland more
closely to America. They were in fact no
longer Ireland but one of the states of the
United States.
LONDON, Oct. 25.-The Times says: SIT is
considered unnecessary to strengthen the pow
ers of the Irish executrix for the repression of
the outrages. Parliament therefore is not
likely to be summoned before the usual time.
In the meanwhile the cabinet will frame the
promised measure of land reform.
Fresh Negotiations in the East.
VIENNA, Oct 25.-Negotiations have been
resumed at MarbaZar, in Montenegrin terri
tory which is more conveniently situated for
communication with Scutari than Rjika. Tie
Porte has submitted three other stipulations
referring to military measures, in place of the
two withdrawn. Ria Pasha proposes that the
Montenegrins advance on Dulclgno by cir
cuitous route instead of passing before Maui
ia heights in order to avoid collision with the
Albanians encamped there.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 25.-The Agence
Russo says that in consequence of the Sultan's
concessions relative to Dulcigno peaceful set
tlemenJ OF eastern affairs may be expected
and Greece will best obtain pacific settle
ment of her claims by moderation and dis
Cretion.
Greece Not Ready to Fight Turkey Alone
ROME, Oct 25.-Fhe Diretto says that
Greece is not disposed to take the field un less
assured of the support of the powers. The
Greek preparations in any case cannot be COM
pleted for several days.
A Fate Which Certain Democratic Eldi-
tors IN America Deserve.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-An editor of the Berlin
Courier has been sentenced to a fine of 500
marks or so days Imprisonment for an article
suggested by the alleged intention of Bis
marck to incorporate Hamburg in the Zollver-
Elm.
The Manchester Postoff1ce in Flames.
New YORK, Oct. ga London special says
the postoffice at Manchester is in flames and
will be destroyed. All telegraphic commune
cation with London is now 12.15 a. n.y. sus :
pended. Great alarm is felt in London as
there are pain indications that the fire was
set by incendiaries, and it is believed by many
persons that this indicates au intention to or
ganize disturbance in England in aid of the
Land League in Ireland. Two regiments of
infantry at Davenport have been ordered by
telegraph to the suburbs of Manchester, which
were under orders for Ireland.
Twelve Young Men Drowned.
PARIS, Oct 25.-Some students who had left
Meridian in yacht to witness the departure of
the mail steamer for Amsterdam, ventured toe
near the steamer and their yacht was buffeted
against its side so violently that 26 students
were thrown overheard, of whom II are miss
ing.
Foreign Notes.
The French cabinet council has resci nded
the permission granted by NJ. Constans, Min
lister OF the Interior, for public meeting on
the General De Cissey affair. deeming it mon
strous 10 allow the Communists to publicly
Willy General whose honoroble career has
not been effaeed by certain indiscretions
The Gar has had relapse, and symptoms
of apoplexy have returned The members OF
his family are Fastening to Livadia.