The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-10
AGITATION IN EUROPE.



VIENNA, Oct. 3l.--Accounts from st. Pc
tcrsburg mention strong revival Of The Nj
hilist agitation. A copy Of the revolutionary
reprint, Narodndge VOLTA, announces that
the outbreak Of revolution 10 imminent.
Since the Cars return from Moscow fresh
precautions have been taken for his safety
No one ID allowed TO know twenty -four
hours In advances what the Cars movements
will be. The police arc In active commuui-
catisn with the Vienna, Berlin and Paris
police.
BKMIx, Oct. 31.-The Government haa
ordered increased surveillance over the -.
cialis,s living In Germany TO be exercised.
II 10 feared they have formed some sort Of
= relation with the Geneva and French
anarchists, whose recent outbreak has
alarmed the country.
A lively discussion II going on In the
principal German newspapers - the chances
for dictatorship In France, whose chief fact
ors shall be Gambstta and Goblet. ..
PARIS, October 3l.-The workmen Of this
city have singled out three leading Jewish
master upholsteren and two small French
firms In the same line Of business for boy
cotting for failing TO raise the wages Of their
employees. The general syndicate o: master
cabinet makers have postponed their decis-
ion as to closing the workshops until Friday.
Meantime the question whether 10000 Of
their employees are to be locked out 10 held
In allegiance.
LYONS, Oct. 3i.-A committee Of weavers
have convoked meeting for the purpose Of
constituting permanent committee, whose
duties shall be the defense Of labor, and also
to demand the organization Of public work.
shops and The distribution Of relief to desti-
tute workers and their families.
Seven anarchists have been arrested on
nine charges Of murder. Two are also
charged with the clandestine manufacture Of
dynamite.
LONDON, Nov. ga dispatch from Berlin
announces that Herbert Bismarck will sue
coed Herr Stumm IS Counsellor of the Ger
man embassy ut London, Stumm having been
appointed Minister.
Negotiations for the amicable settlement
Of Mr.. Biggar's breach of promise Of mar
rage case having failed, jury will try the
question.
The Irish members voted In body with
the Government, "not" said Mr.. Cailan, las
supporters Of coercion and IN atrocioas Gov
eminent, but In obedience to . decision Of
the party" decision formed only by the
casting vote of Its head, Parnell.
RIOTS IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.-There was . riotous
Of serious character here
to-day. Three hundred members Of the
Union, which the authorities
dissolved few days ago, gathered In High
street, shouting; ave must have blood! We
must have blaze!'' The police were badly
used and several wounded. The troops dis
persed the mob.
EGYPT AND TURKEY.
CAIRO, Nov. Sat the trial Of Arab
Pasha the books of the railway will be pro-
duced In evidence for the purpose Of prov
ing Raouf Pasha, president Of the court
martial and Ismail Ayoub, president Of the
preliminary court, with other persons went
10 Kafr ell Dwar to inaugrrate works Of
defense, with rejoicing and Qualification At
the prospect Of success. Arabi has always
protested that his judges were scconpli-
ces.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The European powers,
with the exception Of France, accept the
proposition Of British control In Egypt I'M
der European surveillance. The Paris papers
are much irritated 1t this state Of anFain
and earnestly urge the government to care
fully guard the interest of France against the
rspscity Of the British.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Nov. 6.-Navigation 10
closed and the river Nsya blocked with
Ice.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. Ga report resched
here that the Danish Arctic exploring expe-
dition has met with serious disaster by the
wrecking Of their steamer, the Dynphra, on
the Siberian coast.