The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-11-11
FOREIGN.
The RiOti0us Conduct Of the PeO-
pie of Vienna.
The War Upon the Jews Carried
to New Field.
The Corporation of Dublin Pass
a Anti Government Vote.
Parnell Opposed to the Rest of
the Irish Members.
The Position Of England Regard
ing France.
The Corporation of Dublin Pass
a ti-G0vernment Vote.
Rioters Arrested.

IsiObCAo AIEOcbOQs
VIENNA, Nov. 10--Eighty persons have been
arrested for participationn the rioting at Nenben
and Josefstadt Wednesday. number of them
have been sentenced to prison.
The War Upon the Jews.
There was no renewal of rioting in the suburbs
storm, but BOO men assembled in a western suburb
The President of the police has had conference
slider what measures should be taken to prevent
riots in the future Many bills bearing the inscrip-
tioa Down with the Jews, " have been torn down
posted bills urging the working people not to be
intimidated by the soldiers.
The Position of France.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Ths Times correspondent at
Paris says: Certain powers have officially informed
Great Britrin that it would be impossible for them
to appear exacting If she gcantsp any single ma
ton an exceptional situation in Egypt; Great Brit
position
They Won't Unite.
A dispatch from Be lin to the Daily News saws:
There is very little probability that majority will
tional liberals owing to the objections of the latter
to the ALI ance.
Irishmen Not Interested.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1O.-At a meeting of the CORPORA
the motion to thank the Irish regiments who served
in Egypt for their gallantry and to confer the free
dom Of the city on General Sir Garnet Wolsely. An
amendment by M. O'Sullivan declaring that Ireland
had no interest in the the only result of which
to increase the taxation and carry ruin to Irish
homes was ultimately carried by vote of 28 to 81
In the Commons.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-In the commons tonight the
debate on the closure questions vas resumed on
Northcotes motion made on the speakers putting
the first resolution (the closure rule) on Monday
night that ID be rejected was defeated 304 to 260
Mr.. Parnell voted for, and Irish members against
the motion. During the debate five officers of Indi-
an regiments engaged in the lrecent Egyptian cam
paign appeared in the gallery of the house. They
were greeted with cheers frm the body of the house
The officers returned the salute. The scene was
without precedent in the house.
A Priest Shot,
NEwRy, Nov. 10.-Father McGurk parish priest
at Belleek, County Armagh, was shot to-day.
All Nonsense,
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 26.-A ridiculous statement is
circua ing in the English papers of Asia, on an al
legged authentic authority, that the Japanese and
American governments have formed q friendly al
lance against Corea.
The Heather Chinee.
HONG KONG, Oct. 1.-THE ex-regent of Corea.
Kun, has been carried to perpetual captivity.
Capt. Long of the British navy has ommeneed
his duty as organizer and director of the Chinese
nNvy. His position is the same as that offered
Commodore Shufeldt
Work on the Canton telegraph line was broken up
owing to the supersttious fears of the Chinese la
borers
American Minister Yonng has received praise
from the foreign community for his promptness in
causing an improper Chinese interference with
American manufacturing enterprise at Shanphae to
be set aside by the authorities in Pekin.