The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-10-29
FOREIGN.
Matters i'm Bulgaria.

SOFIA, Oct. 27.-Prince Alexander held a
Cabinet Council last evening upon the quest
ion OF the recall of the Princes Russian Aides
de-Camp. 1t was decided to dismiss the Rus
sian Colonel Roediger, who is acting as Minis
ter of War. The Council also decided to dis
miss all Russian officers now serving in the
Bulgarian army. and to recall all Bulgarians
who are In the Russian service Prince Alex
ander, in accordance with the action Of the
council, to-day requested Col. ROediger to re-
sign the war portfolio. This request Col.
Roediger refused to comply with whereupon
Prince Alexander ordered him to leave Sofia
to-day. Col. Komaneof was requested by
Prlnce Alexander to assume the direction OF
the War Office as soon as he snail receive au-
thorization from st. Petersburg to so act.
Danger of n Nationalist Feud
in ireland.
DUBLIN, Oct. 27.-A National meeting which
was announced to be held near Loughrea,
County Galway, has been proclaimed. The
Nationalsts announce their intention to hold .
meeting near Belleck, County Ferman nagh,
This has caused great excitement among the
Orangemen, who have issued a manifesto, cal
ling upon their order to assemble in thousands
and bidding Nationalists to beware of their
anger.
The Chinese Version of she Tonquin Nogo-
tiafions to be Published.
LONDON, Oct 27.-The Standards Paris dis
patch says: The Chinese Legation here find
ing the yellow book full Of omissions and sup
pressions, have determined to publish all the
documents bearing upon the Tonquin negotia-
tioDs in order to set themselves right in the
public opinion of Europe.
A Spanish Battalion Suspected of Trea-
A dispatch from Madrid to local news agen-
cy states that the Circles Battalion, which had
suddenly replaced to-day by other troops and
subsequently disarmed. The battalion was
suspected of being infected,with revolutionary
intentions.
Conference Of werlsmen.
An International conference of workmen
will open.in Paris on Monday. Delegates from
English trades unions will meet continental
delegates and try to induce continental work.
men to join the nine hour movement. This is
the first approach of English trade unionists
toward an international movement.
Russian Opposition to Foreign Capitalists.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 27.-Owing to jeal-
ously of foreign enterprise the newspapers
here are fiercely attacking an establishment
favored By the Government, mixed company
of American, French and Russian capitalists
with capital of 25,C00,0C0 roubles, for the
erection of American grain elevators through
out the empire.
Collision Feared.
BELFAST, Oct. 28.-There is every reason to
fear conflict will take place at Belleck, coun-
ty Fermahsgb, if the Nationalist carry out
their intention to hold a meeting at that place.
1t will be difficult for the police and Military
to keep the Orangemen off, as they did during
the recent meeting at Roslin. Two thousand
Orangemen have been armed with revolvers.
The Nationalist have made no preparations
for protecting themselves.
Death of the Archbishop of Rome.
PARIS, Oct. 28.-Cardnal Henri Marie Gas
ton le Bonnichese, Archbishop of Rome, is
dead He was born in 1900, and created Car
dinal in 1868
Am Austrian Bishop Commits Suicide.
VIENNA, Oct. 28.-The Bishop of Pruchna
has committed suicide by hanging himself with
a strap.
Another Earthquake Shock at Smyrna.
CoNsrANTINuPLE Oct. ga despatch from
Smyrna, dated Sunday, says another shock OF
earthquake was experienced there today, dam
aging the wall of the surrounding town as well
as Aqueduct and Mosque at Vourla. One hun
dred and sixty-nine persons were seriously and
81 slightly injured.
The Cholera in Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 27.-The temperance Of
cholera has revived the panic among the pee
pie. Passengers from vessels from European
ports have returned without landing. The
best authorities say that the epidemic will not
last long.
The deaths from cholera here are averaging
TO 10 daily.
LONDON, Oct. 28.-Twelve deaths from chol-
era were reported at Alexandria, Saturday.
Foreign Notes.
The Republique Francsis publishes an edict
of DIR. Harmand, the French Civil Commits
sioner in Tonquin, in accordance with which,
by virtue of tho Hue treaty, all persons, no
matter of what nationality, who continue to
fight against the French, are to be put to
death.
A large number OF seditious placards In the
German and Czech languages, signed "Execu-
va unit ftAa ~ uparo tad in
Friday evening.
The revival mission of Moody and Ssnkey at
Cork has terminated, having been largely at
tended and very successful. They have gone
to Waterford to continue their labors.
M. Louis Breguet, meu Der of the French
bureau of longitudes and of the Philotechnic
society of Paris, is dead. aged 70.
The Paris Times says it is rumored that
King Louis of P,rtugal being weary of the lib
eral agitation in his kingdom, thinks Of abdi-
eating the throne.
Harry Burrard Farnall, K. b., of London, is
dead, aged 81.