The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-30
A Member of Parliament Impli-
Gated in the Irish Conspiracies.
ExtradltiOn OF Irishmen in America to
be Asked.
A Bloody Fight between Greeks
and Arabs.


| arraignmeDt of Kingston and Gibney, that he
| once saw a member OF Parliament at a meeting
| OF the vigilance committee, and that Kingston
told him sit was all right" Kingston fire.
| quently interrupted by calling tbs witness
abusive and filthy names.
A tailor named Nevin has been arrested here
| 10 connection with the conspiracy TO murder.
| Nevin is a man who was mentioned yesterday
| by the informer Devine at the hearing Of the
| conspirators Kingston, Gibney and Healy as
| having been appointed by the Fenians TO find
| the hiding place Of Poole, who had been con-
| demned 10 death. DeviDe also stated that Ne
vim was afterward charged by the assassin with
deceiying them.
| The Dublin police have discovered that sew
| eral men wanted for participation In the muir
der conspiracy have left Ireland. TIE police
| are In constant communication with the police
| OF Manchester, Liverpool Newcastle and Lon
| don touching the movements of suspected per-
| sons.
Thomas Coifreys will be the last Of the PREF
ent trials, which will be concluded in fort
night The prisoners implicated In the assas-
sinaton conspiracy will be tried at the next
commission. The police know the murderers
OF Bailey and Kenny are in America IL is
stated that request supported by affdavits
will be made TO the United States Government
for the extradiiion OF about dozen persons.
Became an Informer TOO Late.
DUBLIN. April 29.-It is stated that Joseph
| HaDlon, one of the prisoners waiting trial for
| being concerned in the PheBix Park murders,
has made a statement Ia prison eriminatil a
number Of other persoDe. As Hanlon refused
to depose when first brought before the court
bis trial will be proceeded with and bis own
Information used against him.
Patrick Dslanay sentenced 10 ten years penal
seryitude for assaulting Justice Lawson, has
pleaded guilty His sentence for shooting at
Lawson viii probably be commuted.
Bloody Riot between Greeks and Arabs
PORT SAID, April 29-A riot broke out here
today between Greeks and Arabs on account OF
religious ceremonies. Several persons were
killed and many wounded, including number
Of police British troops with Gatling guns
surrounded the Greek church 10 protect IL.
The Greek consul took refuge on board guL-
boat 1t is stated the European residents
saved from tine general massacre By the land
ing OF British sailors
Seven Persons Drowned.
ToULoN. April "a boat belonging to
man-of-war was capsized here to-day and seven
lives lost.
The Malsgassy Enjoys Ask German Pro-
lection.
BERLIN, April 29.- The Malagassy ENJOYS
have asked protection of Germany against
French aggression Ia Madagascar
Another Fenian Threat.
LONDON, April 28.-Alarm has been caused
by the receipt by the corporation of London OF
an anonymous letter warning that body that
the Guildhall will be destroyed by dynamite
n
has been detailed 10 guard the building.
Archbishop Croke.
The Times correspondent at Rome saws Arch
bishop Croke is on his way to the Vaiican,
where he will be "hauled over q GOALS for
giving support 10 the movements Of the ma
tionalist and revoluiionisrs parties in Ireland.
More Arrests in Ireland.
TULLAMoRE, Ire., April 2S. Three arrests in
connection with the conspiracy to murder have
H.. -. - ~
tion given at the examination OF the three
cohspirators in Dubiin yesterday by man
named Seery, resident of Tuilamore-
Brhs Matters S. IF Issfsst iEsss II 1PsF
| Bismarck's last note TO the Vatican was ex-
| ceedingy courteous, although il contains final
| proposals, the rejection OF which by the Vati-
can will cause definite cessation OF all cores
| pondence ard result in the recall Of Herr Won
schloeZer, the German representative at the
Vatican
The Socialists at Hamburg are making siren
uous efforts TO effect the return Of Herr Bebel
for the vacancy there to the Reichsraff
II is stated that Hartmann, the Nihilist
crossed the Russian frontier on Thursday, en-
route to Moscow.
The Government, in order to facilitate the
conveyance OF troops if needed, has decided 10
lay second track on all railways leading 10
Russia. The Russian Government is equally
active.
The American Pork Question.
The Boersen Courier publishes the report of
an interview with Mr.. Sargent, the American
minister, in whicl the latter denied that be
wrote any article for the New Yorker Handel's
Zsitang relative 10 Germany's action on the
subject OF the importation Of American pork,
or was cognizsnt of the publication of such an
article. Mr.. Sargent said he sent despatch
on he subject TO his Government, which was
properly published by the State Department
together with other reports of the American
ministers and consuls, aud that il was then
copied by various Iurnals, including even
papers in Berlin. Tue statements in his deS-
patch which were made the particular object
of attack by the North German Gazette were
in fact quotations from German paper and
were duly credited TO il by him. MIR. Sargent
statement that he had said that the prohibition
illegal measure, and was carried despite the
opposition Of the Reschstag.
Arrested on Suspicion.
LONDON, April 29.-Two brothers named
Marsh have been arrested at Queenstown on
suspicion OF being connected with the County
Clare conspiracy. They were about 20 emf
crate TO America.
Foreign Notes.
Navigation is now open at Montreal several
river steamers having arrived in port
The imperial procession TO the Cathedral at
St. Petersburg, usually made after the Easter
reception, has been waived this year.
Two schemes are afloat for the construction
of canal from Alexandra TO Sgez one via
Cairo and tbs other Peuders scheme, avoiding
the capital city.