The Portland daily press., 1889-11-02

VIENNA, November IA rumOr says the
Car will go to Constantinople as the guest
OF the Sultan. The reports which have late
ly been sent out from st. Petersburg that the
Car had taken no pains to conceal his as
tonishment that the German Emperor should
pay visit to the Sultan were undoubtedly
Cars feelings. When, however, It was
learned that the Emperor would go to Con-
stantinOple. despite the amazement OF the
northern potentate, IL Is probably true that
the Car. seeing the necessity Of offsetting
the Emperor's action and c0unteract,ng the
influence Of his conference with the com
mander OF the faithful. resolved to confer
with the Sultan himself.
Annexation Sentiment Growing.
OTTAWA, November 1.-The Dominion
government Is evidently becoming alarmed
at the hold the agitation In favor Of closer
trade relations, and In some quarters pOliti-
cal union with the United States, Is gaining
ON the country. Their chief organ In Que
bee, La Canadien, today comes out strongly
fav0ring imperial federation as deserving OF
serious attention by all who are anxious 10
maintain existing Institutions, and to oppose
an etfeetual barrier tethe Amerlcanizing and
revolutionary tendencies OF the Liberal party
which are gravely threatening the stability
Of the confederation and gradually drifting
Canada toward annexation.
Sir Henp's speech.
LONDON, November 1.-Sir Henry James
continued his speech for the Times before
the ParnellCommissiOn today. He endeavOred
to show that Mr.. Dayitt associated 10 Amer
lea and elsewhere with the persons who
were engaged in reasonable practices, and
who were seeking to separate Ireland from
Great Britain. He charged that leaders Of
| the Nationalists were trying to keep affairs
In Ireland In an unsettled condition.
England In Africa.
NEW YORK, November IA special to the
II al N
| granted most extraordinary charter to the
| Earl OF Fife and other titled personages. BY
| the terms OF the charter the syndicate Is
| given full control Of that vast region Of South
| Africa lying to the north Of British Rechnan-
/ aland, to the north and west of the South
African republic and to the northwest Of the
Portuguese domini0ns.
Scotch Iron Goes Up.
New YORK, November THE Londor
| correspondent OF morning paper sends the
following: From time to time in the last
few weeks l have cabled the excited cOndi-
| tion OF the Scotch iron market. The move
ment of prices Is still upward. aud the ex-
citement In the market greater just now than
| 1t has been for ten years.
William In the DardanelIes.
| CoNsTANTINoPLE, November IA tele-
gram received this evening states that Em-
per0r William has arrived in the Dardanelles.
Arrangements for his reception are all COM
plcted.
Arrived at Zanzibar.
ZANZIBAR, November 1.-Rey. Mr.. Cole, a
missionary, with his wife and children, has
arrived here from Mpwapa, accompanied by
Captain Wissmann.
Another london Strike Probable.
| LONDON, November 1.-The lighter-mer
have decided to go out on . strike Monday
next. The dockmen will probably do like
wise, owing to assistance received from the
lightermen in the recent strike.
Foreign Notes.
II is stated that the disagreement between
Prince Murat and Miss Caldwell is only tenn
porary, and that the terms Of the marriage
contract will probably be satisfactorily ar
| ranged.
The French government has temporarily
deprived IS priests of their stipends owing
to sermons preached by them on the subject
Of recent elections.
Charles Bradaugh has suffered relapse
Members of the Parnellte party, who
have travelled through Austria, have finish.
ed the tour. They collected 10000 to ad-
vance the Irish cause, and will now go tC
New Zealand.
Rev. DIR. O'keilly, treasurer Of the Irish
National League in America, has handed Il
the National League authorities In ireland
$1,000 collected in America.