The Portland daily press., 1883-02-17
FOREIGN.
Another Important Arrest in Dub
lin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EUGENE
AND PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Bloody Fight Between Portuguese and
Natives in Mozambique.

DUBLIN, Fob. 16.-A man named Smith. an
employe of the Board of Works, was arrested
to-day in connection with the conspiracv to
murder Government officials
DUBLIN, Feb. 16.-The arrest of Smith is re-
garded as important. 1t is stated that Smith.
VINO worked in the castle yard, kept the vigi-
lance committee posted when they were form
ing plot to blow up part of the castle with
dynamite.
A Bloody Fight at Mozambique.
MOZAMBIQUE, Feb. 16.-French steamer
Eloise recently sailed from Nossi Be to Ibo to
ship laborers. The natives became alarmed
and assembled under arms to prevent the
French from making contracts. PortueifEse
military intervened but the natives resented
and were routed only after having lost rs kill
ed and wounded. The Eloise returned to
Nossi Be without having accomplished her OBJ
ject.
Prince Gortschakoff Dying.
NICE, Feb. 1o.-Prince Gortscnakon is
dying.
An Irish Fugitive Arrested.
DUBLIN, Feb. 16.-Harr:ngton, secretary of
the organizing committee of the National
League, convicted at Mullingar last month of
using intimidating language in speech at
imprisonment without hard labor twas arrest
ed at the National League rooms today to un-
dergo sentence.
Searching for the Knives of the Murder
ers.
A diving bell and heavier dredgers than
heretofore employed are to be used in the
Rings End, in search for the knives of the as
sassins now undergoing examination.
The Crisis in France.
PARIS, Feb. 16.-A Polish Jew has been sem
fenced to two years Imprisonment for having
threatened to murder President Grevy.
Wagners Death-Telegrams OF Condo
lence.
VENICE, Feb. 16.-Wagner's family have re-
ceiyed kilograms of coincidence from all parts
of the world, and fifty wreaths have been sent
here to be placed on his coffin.
Malagasy Envoys to Leave for America
on Tuesday.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Malagasy enyoys
will start for America on Tuesday.
Eugenie and Prince Napoleon.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-The Times publishes an
authoritative statement regarding the inter-
view on Tuesday at Marlborough between the
ex-Empress Eugene and the Prince Jerome
Napoleon, which, it says, has cleared up some
private misunderstanding existing between
the ex-Empress and the Prince, and has led to
the formal recognition of the latter as the head
OF the Bonaparte family. The ex-Empress
was not called upon to express any opinion of
her klnsman's general policy, and could not
consistently, with the line of policy adopted
by her while sojourning in Great Britain do
more than assure hor cousin of her best wishes
for any constitutional action he may take
towards bringing about plsbiscite. The re-
cent visit of the Empress to Paris was mark
of sympathy with Prince Napoleon on account
of his illegal arrest, not of respect for the
views of his manifesto. She disclaims partic-
ipation in any unlawful candestine enter
prise against the republic. The Prince on his
part states that if popular vote should pre-
nounce Tor a republic, he should bow to it,.
The republic has never yet, he says, polled a
clear majority of the registered electors, and 1t
is therefore governing merely by virtue of the
popular apathy. If the Prince is banished he
will come to London. He has no intention ct
abdicating his position in favor of his SON.
The latter was not privy to the issue of the
manifesto, but there is no antagonsm between
him and his father