The Portland daily press., 1882-10-31
FOREIGN.
The French Disturbance In
creasing.
DAVlTT SETTING BACK FIRES
IN SCOTLAND.
The Seine on the Rise and the Ty-
rOl Floods Swelling.
MOUNT ETNA AGAIN In ERUPTION.
Election of the New Italian PavIiamanf.
MOUNT ETNA AGAIN IN ERUPTION.
Election of the New italian Parliament.
An Incendiary Proclamation.

PoSIeu on wall IN ot. Sulplce, appealing to
tne people to commit acts of violence against
the ''slave-driving bourgeoisie." Affixed to the
proclamation as signature is a representation
OF drawn dagger. The document ends thus
Mort Gu1 ecploiteurs; UiUe resolution socidle."
Inc police removed the proclamation
Advices frcm Kalakaua's Kingdom.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 30-Honolulu advices
OF Oct. %, state that the British bark Niagara
was wrecked at the entrance of Honolulu har-
Dor. -Four hundred tons of her cargo of wheat
were saved.
United States Minister Daggett. in companv
with Capt Beiknap Of gunb at Alaska, will
make an excursion through the country.
About 5000 Japanese are expecied there in
the next twelve months; also 1900 Portuguese
and 1000 Germans
Premier Gibson has issued proclamation
that the coronation will take place Feb. 18th
The sugar crop is estimated at 150, ,000, 900
pounds
Great Losses by the Tyrol Floods.
VIENNA, Oct. 30.-The losses by the recent
floods in the Tyrol must be greater than those
OF September, as the extent of area is much
greater.
The Italian Parliament.
ROME, Oct 30.-The elections for members
OF the new parliament were held yesterday
Signors Depretis, Prime Minister, Baccarne
Minister OF Public Works Bacceli, Minister
of Public instruction, and Zanerdelli, Minister
OF Justice and of Ecclesiastical affairs were
reelected
The Skys Crafters.
LONDON, Oct 3d. The London Times SAYS
wealthy resident of the highlands of Scotland
has, by telegraph, offered TO pay all the arrears
of rent of the Crafters of the island of Skye
IL is hoped the necessity of sending the mill
tary tO execute writs will thus be avoided.
Wreck of Pullman.
A Pullman sleeping car, attached to an ex-
press train which left St. Panereas station for
Glasgow, caught fire from stove. One pas
senger was burned TO death, and three escaped
with great difficulty. The accident is a novel
one In England and creates much sensation.
Etna in Eruption.
LONDON. Oct 30.-Mount Etna is showing
great and increasing activity, and is emitting
fire and volumes of smoke.
Celebrating a Holiday
MARsEILLEs Oct. 30.-It is reported the
mayor has received a letter announcing that
the Hotel De Viii will be blown up on All
SAINTS Day, and the mayor and members of
the council have decided to remain at the Ho-
tel DE Viii during Wednesday. There is a ru-
NOR that the blowing up of the Palais Do JUS
tice is also projected by the anarchists.
Parliamentary Proceedings.
LONDON Oct. 30.-In the Commons tonight
many minor amendments to the procedure
rules were disposed of, and the debate ad
journed
A thousand acres in South Lincolnshire have
been flooded by the recent rains.
The Carlyle Memorial
LONDON, Oct. 30.-Boehm's statue of Car
lyle was uuueied on Friday on the enbank-
ment at Chelsea, close to the house in which
he spent the last forty years of his life. IL is a
fine statue, and represents Carlyle seated. in
loose dressing gown, his long HANDS folded in
his lap. Prof. Tyndall delivered thoughtful
and impressive eulogy, concluding with these
words might append to these brief re-
m rks wish that companion memorial could
be raised on this Thames emoankment to
man who loved our hero and was by him be-
loved to the end? I refer 10 the lofIie t, pur-
est and most penetrating spirit that ever shone
In American literature--to Ralph Waldo EN-
erson, the lifelong friend of Thomas Carlyle"
Most OF Cariyle's intimate friends were present
except Mr. Ruskin, who was absent from ill
health, and Mr.. Froude, who refused to take
part in the memorial Tyndal's suggestion of
a companion memorial to Emerson was cor
daily received by the brilliant audience, and
is discussed in long editorial in tc-day's Tel
egraph, which thinks the general recognition
of Emerson is still wanting.
Storm on the spanish Coast.
MADRID, Oct. 30.-The gale Friday caused
great damage TO shipping at various poris on
the Spanish coast. Twenty-Five fishermen and
sailors perished in the storm.
The Seine Rising.
PARIS, Oct. 30-Tne river Seine is rising
rapidly.
A waterspout has destroyed seven bridges at
st. Raphael. Floods have stopped traffic be-
tween Marseilles and Cannes. The latter
town is inundated A dyke at Digne has been
carried away.
Anarcnic Cor espondents Abroad.
The newspaper Paris says the Anarchic So
ciety has correspondents in Boston and in
Montevideo
Burial of the Bey.
TUNIs Oct. 30-The remains of the late
Bey were inferred yesterday with imposing
ceremonies Foreign representatives, French
military authorities aud an escort of troops
were present.
Davitt and the Scotchmen.
EDINBURG, Oct 30.-Davitt addressed a
mesting here today at which a resolution was
adopted favoring the system of land nationali-
of rent.
More British Meddling.
LONDON, Oct. 80 The Pail Mall Gazette
says i; IS informed that the government has de-
cided that the British Ambassador at Constan-
tinople shall go to Carlo for a time to take di-
rection of negotiations of Egyptian affairs.
Gambetta to the Fore.
Public attention has been drawn to France
ana the grave disturbances ut Lyons and Mont.
ceau-les-Mines. The official note the govern
ment issued has had the effect OF calming the
public mind, and il is apparent that the organ
ization is widespread and most effective in its
workings, and that it can, as a Paris journal
said yesterday, produce from its headquar srs
on the banks of Lake Geneva explosions of dy-
Mantle in all quarters of France, and defy ar
rest or interference. The greatest alarm pre-
walls.
Business in Lyons is in great part suspended.
The theatres are empty, aud there is no sense
of security. Some of the government journals
style this new socialist outbreak French Fe-
nianism, and the government after improved
Irish fashion, by change of venue and a spec
ial system of prosecution Prince Kraphotkine
is held to be at the bottom of the whole organ
ization, and all conservative Frenchmen are
asking what has Nihilism to do, or to hope for
in France.
In the meantime the English press takes oc-
casion 10 say that such state of affairs clearly
indicates the hOpelessness of a Republican form
of government, and is wholly attributable to
the present attempt to establish it. The situa-
ton is really full of gravity. and, as usual, the
chief burden falls upon those least able to
bear it. The Socialists have been working
there for some months past, pre- pairing in the
darkness and silence for an outbreak, and it is
supposed that the outrages that have been per-
Detrated at Montceau-les-Mines will ere long
be repeated in various parts of the country,
aud, in all likelihood, upon a larger scale, with
the probable result of driving NJ Grevy from
the Presidency and restoring Gambetta to
actual, perhaps elevating him TO nominal,
power. as we'll as the only possible ''savior of
society,"" his old role. In English official quar-
ters it is anticipated that the return or Gam
BETA to the foremost place in French politics
aud open responsibilities OF power cannot long
be- delayed.
Opening of the Anarchist Campaign.
PARIS, Oct 30-M. Ciemenceau addressed
his Constituents at the Cirque yesterday. The
meeting Was stormy one. Nj. Fernando
Clemens, member of the commune, succeeded
preventing vote of being passed. The
meeting is regarded as the opening of the cam
paign OF the anarchiststs against the bourgeoi-
sic.
A Great Forgery.
Rumofs of great fraud are in circulation
This morning. Two Englishmen are said to
have passed nearly two million francs of couii-
terfeit English bank notes for French money
10 bAnkey to bankers and money changers of
Paris.
Johnny Comes Marching Home.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 30.-Grenadirr Guards
and Scots Guards have embarked for England
THE DOMINION.