The Portland daily press., 1889-08-30
Mrs. Maybrlck In Prison.

LIVERPOOL, August 29.-baroness Won
Rogue, mother of Mrs. Maybrick, visited her
daughter at Walton jail yesterday, when an
interview Of very painful character took
place. The Baroness was conducted by the
warden to the grated room, where convlcts
usually see their friends, and after an inter-
val of few minutes Mrs. Maybriek, attend
ed by two women, who remained during the
interview was brought in. She was attired
in ordinary prison garb. She was in very
weak and emaciated condition and the Ba-
roness firmly believes that her daughter will
not survive IL she Is kept In prison.
So overcome was the Baroness that she
could scarcely speak and very little was said
on either side. Mrs. Maybrick, whose con-
yersation turned on her children, protested
her innocence and expressed wish that the
public would believe 1t, too, and help her for
the sake OF her children.
LONDON, August 29.-Mrs. Maybrick was
removed to the working prison today.
She was attired In her regular convict
dress during the journey and looked some
what better than she has for the past 10
days.
Independent Tippoo TIb.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Dr. Beckers, writing
from Stanley Falls, says he has had several
conversations with Tippoo Tib, in which he
expressed unbounded loyalty to King
Leopold and Belgium, but said he must
decline to be German vassal. During his
stay at Zanzibar he said he had hidden him
self in order to escape further opportunities
of the German Admiral, who had over
whelmed him with promises and attentions.
Tippoo Tib declared that the natives hated
both the English and Germans. The
influence of the Arabs, he claimed, tended to
put an end to slavery by instilling into the
natives civilized ideas.
a Naval Battle.
VICTORIA, b. O., Aug. 29.-Excitment has
been caused in shipping circles here, through
the action of Admiral Heneage yesterday In
forcibly towing the German barque j. IL.
Hustled from her anchorage in Esquimau
Harbor, at the harbor entrance, although her
master protested and ran up the German
col0rs. The barque was discharging coal.
and Admiral Heneage sent word to Captain
Reiners to move out, as he desired anchorage
for his war vessel. The captain refused to
do so, and the Admiral sent an officer and
blue jackets to move the vessel. The out
come is watched with interest.
Irish Affairs.
LONDON, Aug 29.-The Standard believes
that the new Irish University bill, fore
shadowed by Mr.. Balfour yesterday. will
| provide for a special charter and a separate
endowment for Catholic university COM
pletely independent OF existing institutions.
The Governments concession on this point.
tions between the Parnellites and the
Radicals.
Foreign Notes.
M. Alphand, the distinguished engineer,
Is busy organizing the proposed fete In Paris
in October in honor Of the 397th anniversary
of the discovery Of America.
1t Is reported that the Russian government
expelled 500 foreigners from Warsaw last
week, and that this number included many
Australians.
King Christian of Denmark and King
| George of Greece welcomed the Gar and
| Czarina upon their arrival at Copenhagen
| yesterday.
The North German Gazette says; There
| is no warrant for the attempt to Identify the
/ objects of the Emin expedition with German
Imperial policy. They are utterly opposed
| to each other.