The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-04-15
The Irish w ord Excluded from Ire
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BOMBAY, April 1.-THE evacuation of Can
dahar has been postponed till Saturday owing
to rains.
Capture of Another Nihilist.
LONDON, April IA despatch from Vienna
says that the Russian frontier officials have ar
rested near the Austro-Russian frontier a
young man who had in his possession many
Nihilist publications, revolver and a dagger.
Irish World characterized as Treason
able Publication.
The London correspondent of the Liverpool
Post says the Irish authorities have made ar
rangements to seize in future copies of the
New York Irish World in transit between New
York and Queenstown, as reasonable publ
cation.
Heavy Failure at Glasgow
William Jameson of the firm of Patterson
q Jameson, manufacturers, of Glasgow. has
suspended. His liabilities are heavy. A COM
promise OF 90 per cent on the Indebtedness
has been accepted by creditors.
The Anti-Jewish Agitation in Germany
BERLIN, April 15.-The famous anti-Jewish
petition was sent to Bismarck yesterday with
255, 900 signatures, including noblemen, retired
generals and officials.
Attempt to Liberate the Condemned Nj
hilists.
News has been received from St. Petersburg
that number of Nihilists attacked the troops
guarding the prison in which the condemned
NlulllStS are utGdlu6u, dIu TWO nave Do0Q CAP
tured with bombs in their possession.
The Italian Ministry.
ROME, April A.-Depretis informed the
King of his inability to form cabinet without
the cooperation of Carroll, and asked his mai
esty to entrust the task to another
Bombs in Madrid
MADRID, April 14.-Last evening three large
petards were thrown into houses into this city,
causing some damage to property but no per-
son was injured.
Greece's Reply to the Powers.
ATHENS, April 14.-The reply of Greece to
the powers was delivered to the foreign minis
ters in an identical note today.
LONDON, April IA correspondent at
Athens telegraphs that Premier Comoundouros
regards the new frontier as greatly defective
and fraught with the gravest dangers.
The Evictions in the West of Ireland.
DUBLIN, April 14.-An enormous crowd as
sembled at the station to see Mr.. Gordon sent
away on Wednesday to Jail. While waiting
for the train Mr.. Gordon addressed the people,
His speech gives pretty graphic picture of
the scenes which are pretty numerous in the
west just now. He said: "Keep up your
COURAGE I'll be back again to fight the land
lords. Go down to Curraghlea and see what
took place there yesterday. Five whole fam
lilies were evicted, one family consisting of IL
individuals, another of s, another of 7, alto
gether 30 human beings. Three hundred po-
lice were engaged IN the WORK, and to the
honor of the force be it said that many of them
shed tears and made up on the spot subscrip-
tions of ga and 95 for the most distressed of
the eyicted families lCheers.) The people
never ipsnlted the police. Shouts of "neyer,")
have been informed this morning that the
police patrols found these evicted families last
night lying on the side of the road, sheltering
themselves around small fire, having been
out all night. Go and see after them. Let
none want"
The Tunis Controversy.
PARIS, April IA dispatch has been re-
ceiyed here stating that the Bey of Tunis,
while persisting in his refusal to cooperate
with France in chastising the Kroumirs, has
declared that the Tunisan troops will not OPP
pose the French troops.
Archbishop Croke Apologies.
LONDON, April H.-The Morning Post states
that Archbishop Croke of Cashel has had to
apologize in writing to Archbishop McCabe of
Dublin by superior order, in the amplest man.