The Portland daily press., 1882-04-19
FOREIGN.
Parnell Reported Shot
WHILE RETURNING TO KILMAINHAM
JAIL.

LONDON, April 1S.-A rumor was current at
Dungarvon to-day that Parnell was shot while
on his way to Kilmainham, but the report is
not entitled to the slightest credit. According
France.
Irish Affairs.
LONDON, April The Standard this morn
ing says correspondence is still proceeding be-
tween the United States and the British gov
ernment regarding the imprisoned American
suspects.
The police have seized three American rifles
with bayonets, and 60 pounds of ammunition
at Hallybunniop, County Kerry.
1t is stated that 250 Irish suspects have been
released during the last fortnight
DUBLIN, April 1S-Not single suspect who
has the slightest claim to. American citizenship
now remains in any Irish prison. Several sus-
poets now in jail claim to be citizens of the
United States, but their claims are not sup
ported by the American Minister.
There is much doubt as to the whereabouts
of Mr.. Parneil. He, it is supposed intends to
surrender in manner to avoid a demonstra-
tion by his friends. Some of his friends even
argue that, as his warrant of arrest is legally
cancelled by his release, he is not bound TO re-
turn at all. The first supposition, apparently,
is the best founded. Mr.. Forster, In his letter,
granted Mr.. Parnell a parole for the purpose
of attending the funeral of his nephew, but he
did not mention the day for his return.
LONDON, April 1S.-The report of the re-
lease of large number of suspects during the
last fortnight is sensational and exaggerated,
but the more hopeful feeling of the govern
ment is shown by the fact that the liberations
are far in excess Of the fresh arrests.
Forty of the tenants on the estate OF Lord
Cloncurry, in County Limerick, were evicted
yesterday TOR non-payment of rent.
Proceedings In the Commons.
LONDON, April 1S.-In the Commons this
evening motion censuring the government
for their clandestine proceedings relative to
the visit of Mr.. Errington to the Vatican was
negatived without division. Gladstone ad-
mitted Lord Granville availed him of the visit
to convey to the Pope through Mr.. Errington
certain communications relative to the state of
affairs in Ireland, but the communications, he
said, were not accompanied by any request.
More Outrages on Jews.
ODESSA, April 1S.-Jews are focking here
from Balta and vicinity OF that town. All
their houses are said to have been wrecked and
their property destroyed The number of
families ruined is very large.
Starvation in Labrador.
QUEBEC, April 18.-Information is received
here of intense suffering on the Labrador
coast. Several people have died of starvation.
subsistence have swarmed down upon settlers
Notes from Newfoundland.
ST.. JOHNS, n. f., April 1S.-The Cromwell
steamer Alhambra succeeded in forcing her
way through the ice belt near Cape Race last
evening without apparently sustaining dam
age. The Allan steamer Newfoundland left
for Halifax to-day. The hull of steamer Lion,
lost last fall near Bacclin discovered yester-
day by fishermen about one hundred yards
from Redhead, in sixteen fathoms Of water.
The disabled sealing steamer Merlin has not
yet arrived.
Riot Among Miners
LONDON, April 1S.-A riot occurred yester-
dsy at Camborne, in Cornwall, caused by ill
feeling against Irish miners. The mob
wrecked houses of Irishmen and the Catholic
church.
Explosion in an English Colliery-23 Per-
sons Supposed to be Killed,
SUNDERLAND, April 1S.-An explosion has
occurred in the Black Horse colliery, and it is
feared % persons have been killed. They were
badly burned.
A later dispatch says four bodies have been
recovered from the colliery and II persons
are still missing.
There we 35 persons killed by the colliery
explosion.
Foreign Notes.
In the Mansion House police court to-day
the charges against Marquis Huntly of obtain
ing $4,000 under false pretences were with
drawn
A Berlin dispatch says Bruno Bauer, dis
tinguished philosopher, is dead.