The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-01
STANLEY AND MS MEN.
The Explorer Talks and John Rose
Troup Publishes Letters.

LONDON, October 3l.-The Times pub
fishes parting interview with Henry NJ.
Stanley. Stanley adds nothing to his preyi-
ons statements. He accuses Troup Of using
violent language and making vague charges.
He says that all the rear officers were Of
Tended by his first report to the Emin relief
committees on the condition in. which he
found the rear column that he cannot mod
ify the censure he then expressed, and that
it remains for thnse officers to tell their own
stories.
Boston, October 31.-John Rose Troup,
one of Stanley's officers who Is visiting in
Cambridge, has given out for pu blication his
letters to Mr.. Stanley, written ince Decem-
Der. Mr.. TrOup wrote denying that he was
responsible for the touble in the rear column
and claiming that Mr.. Stanley's orders could
not be carried out. He reflects on Bartte-
lots Judgment in not procuring food for his
men BY selling some Of the goods Of the ex-
Lieut.. Troup furiousy, charging him with
having violated the articles OF his contract,
with having skulked In his cent and ac-
cepted sick leave from a subordinate. He
refuses to publish statements damaging to
Major Barttelot. but offers to give publicity
to any explanation by Lieut.. Troup in his
own defence.
Los. His Life In AIDING Another.
ST. JOHN, N. B., October 31.-rhe widest
Serious damage has been done to the break
water. When the storm was at its height,
and hundreds were watching the waves
breaking over the track at Union street, a
terrific wind blast lifted Fred Mundee, aged
Is, from the wharf into the surgtng sea.
tory near BY, seizlng life buoy. plunged In
to rescue Mundee, and held him up for e
minutes, when the line parted and both
drifted out into Courtney Bay.
H. l. kx..k eRIl f. 81.
most an hour in sight Of thousands, who
could not help him. Finally he threw up
his arms and went down. A life boat was
launche and life llues were run along the
shore for half a mile, but nothing could live
In the boiling surf. Both bodies were re-
covered last night.
Escaped From siberia.
LONDON, October 3l.-A young Russian
named k1lchosky, who succeeded In es-
Gaping from Siberia, after having served IA
years, has just arrived In this city. He says
the exiles are greatly encouraged by the ex-
pressiOns OF sympathy OF the American
people with them and he claims that the
Russian government Is much disturbed
thereby Two exiles were condemned 70
solitary confinement pending On official in-
vestigation for having In their possession
clippings from American newspapers re-
lating TO the maltreatment o. political
prisoners in Siberia
GuC 9oNCto GOSss
BERLIN, October 3l.-Eleven Of the Ger.
ing to rescue the crew of the British vessel
Erik Berendsen, wrecked off Sleysvig,
Only one Of the vessels crew was saved.
Foreign Notes.
The Porte has ordered the authorities In
| Tripoli to prepare provisions for large addi
tions to the garrison and Notifications of the
| province.
The recorder of Cork has granted eviction
DEGREES against numerous tenants OF thu
Pons0nby estate, including Father Rice, tn,
parish priest at Lady bridge.
The New York Herald publishes the syn
opsis Of the Pope's latest encycllcal The
Holy Father refers 20 many attacks which
have been made on the church In Italy OF late
years and urges Catholics to protest through
the religious press against the onslaughts OF
the enemy. Referring to the dangers OF So
cialism the Pope says that owing tG the
strength of that organization 1t can only be
successfully opposed by thorough union Oh
all conservative elements OF socity.
A special from San Salvador says that
President EZeta has appointed General Mo-
lima, minister to the United States and he
will leave soon to create Salvadorean lega-
tion In Washington.
The Dominion customs department has
ruled that Louisiana lottery advertising and
other matter may be received by various
| posts, but persons to whom the matter Is
sent are liable to prosecution by the gal au.
| thOrities
A London special says arrangements have
| been perfected by which Lord Randolph
| Churchill will once more give his services tC
| the Conservative party.
The Vassische Zeitung confirms the re.
port from Warsaw that a number Of persons
| leaving Russia, their intention being h
| emigrate to Brazil, were fired upon by
Russian frontier guard at Slupca. Four wer
| killed.
A despatch from The Hague says IL ba
transpired tnat the Kings physical health /
| good, but that he Is suffering from menta
malady which renders him unit to govern.
A rigid enforcement of the anti-Jewis
law has been ordered In Russia.
Secretary Balfour visited Galway yester
cay. A crowd at the station had no weleom
for Mr.. Balfour except cheers for o'Briel
Morley,