The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-02-03
FOREIGN.
Gladstone to Return Next Week.


LONDON, Feb. 2.-The Times says the fact
tnat Gladstone will return to London at the
end OF next week is very satisfactory, as Just
after his arrival at Cannes the doctors held a
consultation as to whether 1t would not be
necess sary for him to prolopg his holiday until
after Easter. 1t is understood that on the
meeting OF Parliament the Irish members will
maze vehement attack on the administration
Oh the crimes act, but do not intend, for the
present, to resort to direct obstruction. Glad
stone, himself, has been foremost in urging
the executive to use all its powers in bringing
Offenders in Ireland to justice.
Heavy Gale and Numerous Casualties.
heavy gale prevails around the British
coast today and numerous casualties are re-
ported. Two coasting vessels were wrecked
on the Isle of Man and the crews drowned
Carrying Supplies to Starving People.
SLIGO, Feb. 1.-The ganboat Red Wing at
tempted to reach the island of Innismurry
seas frustrated the effort
The Emperor William Iii.
BERLIN, Feb. 2.-The Emperor William ia
suffering from a severe cold His condition
creates considerable anxiety.
The Phoenix Park Murders.
LONDON, Feb. "A despatch from Duh n
states that the ranger of Phoenix Park will
positively identify two of the persons arrested
as the men he saw driving from the scene of
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Under Secretary Burke. 1t will be proved
that fully twenty men were engaged in the
crime, either watching and signalling or in
hicting the fatal wounds.
Revolt In British India.
BOMBAY, Feb. 8.-A serious riot has broken
out among the mountainous race OF Bheels, at
Ali Rapaor, q native state of Raipootana.
These warlike mouutaineers are armed with
BOWS and arrows, and differ from the other
natives in personal appearance aud their hab-
lis OF life, witch are predatory. Since the or
ganization OF the Bheel corps by the Indian
government, thess men have become more
generally tilers of the soil. They are now al
most in open revolt against the raiAh. who is
tributary to the British government. The
governor OF Bombay has placed an increased
military guard on the frontiers, strengthening
the fortat Rewah and protecting the surround
ing towns.
Bismarck Worse.
BERLIN, Feb. 2-The latest reports concern-
ing the condItion OF Prince Bismarck are un
favorable. In addition to neuralgic at
TACK, he IS also esnffering from swollen limbs
The Next Session OF Parliament.
LONDON, Feb 2.-Mr. Chamberlain, Presi-
dent Of The Bosrd OF Trade, Sc sakiug at ban
quet at Swansea last evening, said the next
session OF Parliament will be an interesting,
England and Scotland demanded consdera-
tion. de believed the recent measures passed
would bring about a settled state of affairs in
ireland. Eve could not" Mr.. Chamberlain
said, 'allow ourselves to have Poland within
four hours of our shores. The Government
have done all they POI ,iby could to egislate
ior Ireland, they hoped with success. If firm
hand ,s required, it must be exercised
French Deputy Resigns.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-Casmer Perier has resigned
his sea- In the Chamber OF Deputies on the
ground that circumstances have precuded / i'm