The Portland daily press., 1882-09-07
FOREIGN.
disturbances in Paris.


PARIS Sept. Ga number of persons belonging
to the called "League of Patriots" last evening
assaulted NJ. Mayer; manager OF the Lanterne
(newspaper). The affair is connected with a re-
cent anti-German .monstration by tn League
Stephen j. Meany's Case.
DUBLIN, Sept. 6-Acting upon instructions from
the American government, stephen >; Meany, re-
Gently arrested at Ennis, has notified MIR Purcell.
resident magistrate at Ennis that he surrenders his
recognzances to be of good behavior and Keep the
peace entered into on Aug llth
An English Theatre Burnt.
LONDON. Sept. Ca fire occurred in the Phil
harmonic Theatre at Islington this morning. Inc
roof of the building has alIen in aud the interior of
the houss is completely burned out.
The Naturalization Of Land.
Mr.. Henry George in lecture last evening at
Memorial Hail. Lond ~ declared that the fight for
the naturalization of land was becoming universal
and that the result would be that the unearned in
crement owealth would be set apart for public pur
poses so that industry and enjoyment would De re-
1ieved of all taxation. Prof. Wallace occupied the
chair. At the close of Mr. Georges lecture the
Rev Edward Girdlestone arose and said he hoped 1t
would not be taken for granted that it was part OF
the programme of the Nati1na ization Society that
there should be II compensation for Land acquired
by the people. This elcted signs Of disapproyal
from large part of the audience.
Fishermen Lost-The Labrador Fisheries
a Failure.
NEW YORK, Sept. Ga dispatch from st. Johns
n. F., says "a fishing skftf commanded by John
Cheseman of Rasheene, while ON her way out TO
overhaul some traps was struck by squal OF wind
and Immediately upset and sunk The crew all per-
ished.
The mail steamer Plover. from Labrador, at Fell
Cove reports the codishery along 800 miles OF the
northeast Labrador coast as an almost absolute fa-
ure. There are thousand vessels fishing on
that section of the coast and the general aver
age they will not realize one-lhird of remunera-
tive average"
The Grecian Difficulty.
ATHENS, Sept. 6-An armistce has beeu con-
cluded between the Greeks and Turks on the 1hes-
salian frontier based on status quo ante. Negotia
tions for definite settlement of the dispute in re-
gard to the frontier progressing satisfactorily.
The Turks propose to compromise the frsntier diff
fculty by offering to cede three of the disputed
places Greece If the latter will cede to Turkey
The remaining two. Grsees-Ietuses to make this
concession and will mobilize army if negotiations
fai A force of 1000 men is held in readiness to
join the troops concentrated on the frontier
The Constabulary Trouble;
DUBLIN, Sept. 6.-Al the dismissed consiables
were summoned TO the castle to-day; over zoo at
tended. They were separately interrogated as to
whether they had been present at any meetings and
then informed that their would be considered.
Foreign Notes
Blair Athol, the celebrated English race horse is
deal.
he French steamer Dupuy de Lorne running be-
tween Havre and New York and New Orleans, has
arrived at Queenstown with her machinery dam
ag d
A Tunis disgatch says four hundred insurgent
horsemen have appeared before Kaironan. Troops
have been sent for the purpose of surrounding