The Portland daily press., 1889-04-04
Trouble In the Camp.

PARIS, April 3.-The national committee
of the Boulanger party announces that Cen
eral Boulanger left France by advice Of the
committee. Four members opposed this
step. NJ. Thiebaud. the principal election
organizer Of the party and Deputy MIcelin
seeded from the committee as a protest
against Gen. Boulanger's action. 1t Is re-
ported that Susini, Launli and other Bou-
langist deputies have adopted a similar
course. M. Thiebaud retires from the edi-
t0rship of C0ncorde, the Boulangist paper,
disguised with the secrecy maintained by
Gen. Boulanger, which tends to mislead the
latter's friends. Mr.. Michelini contends
that Gen. B0ulanger should have remained
and faced even martyrdom. The B0napart-
lists approve the Generals cause and the
Royalists stigmatize the flight as an act OF
c0wardice.
vIs He May Be Banlshed.
PARIS, April 3.-Rumors are current here
that the government is about to issue a de-
cree Of Punishment against Boulanger.
BouIanger's Reception In Belgium.
BRUSSELS, April 3.-General Boulanger is
stopping at Hotel Mengelec In this city. He
registered under the name Of Bruno. After
a conference with Rochefort, at Mons this
morning he returned here. Demonstrations
in his favor were made both at Mons and In
this city. The Independence Beige warns
Boulanger that his expulsion from Belgium
will follow any intrlgues on his part against
the French government.
The Hungarian Army BllI.
PEsTH. April 3.-The government secured
large majority for the army bill on its pas
sage to a third reading in the lower house
OF the Hungarian Diet. The House passed
a resolution allowing the military anthori-
ties to use their discretion as regards the
use of Hungarian language In the examina-
tion Of Hungarian candidates for promo
ton.
Peace In HaytI.
New YORK. April 3.-Guinenes Hustled &
Co.. of New York, representatives Of Hip
polyte. say they have information that Hip
polyte is satisfied with the terms proposed by
Legitime, and peace will probably be re-
stored in Hayti soon.
To Establish a Regency.
The HAGUE, April 3.-ln compliance
with the wishes Of the State Council, Par
lament today agreed to the establishment Of
a regency. Pending the appointment Of
regent, bill will be introduced vesting the
royal power in the State Council
In Royal Favor Again.
BERLIN, April 3.-The Emperor, as a mark
of renewed confidence. has summoned to the
Herrenbaus DIR. Won Puttkamer, the minis
ter dismissed by the late Emperor Frederick
1t Is semi i-ofiicially announced that the pro-
secution Of the Volks Zeitung for defaming
the memory Of the Emperor William will be
undertaken at the demand Of the present
Emperor.
Again Afioat.
BERLIN, April 3.-It is rumored that the
| German man-of-war Olga, beached In the re-
| cent storm at Apia, has been floated.
Foreign Notes.
The conference at Swansea to form q tin
/ plate syndicate has collapsed.
A rumor Is current that King John OF
| Abyssinia is dead. 1t Is said that his death
| was due to a wound received Ia battle with
| the forces led by the dervish Mettima:
Emil Treikle, one Of the largest grain deal
| ers in Berlin has suspended payment. His
| liabilities amount TO 100000 marks.
The London News states that the Irish
| prison board has revised the prison rules.
The ROumanian ministry has resigned.
The National Liberal Club has unant-
mously elected Mr.. Parnell an honorary life
member.