The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-05
FOREIGN WIS.

PARIS, May Several gems daFnles
we're injured during the riot at St
Quentin, yesterday. Many more ar
rests were made Of persons believed
TO be implicated In the plot.
Roussel, at whose house the bombs
were found, has not yet been appre-
hended.
1t is reported that great military
precautions are being taken.
The journal O6iciel and Steele
warn the people Of Paris to keep
quiet.
It is asserted that Theirs will issue
manifesto advising Frenohmen to
vote 10 on the plebiscttuns.
The Emperor's proclamation has
been distributed throughout the
country, ard is now in the hands Of
every voter.
The committee in favor Of plebisct.
tuDg have issued their last address to
editors, declaring that they must put
aside, by strong vote, the irrecon-
cilablo minority which resorts, in
opposition to the Government, to all
means, even conspiracy, bombs and
internal machines. The manifesto
concludes as follows: You must
go to the polls next Sunday aud vote
as In 1913. with banners flying, and
shouting vive Napoleonl LII you
desire liberty, order, stability and
prosperity. you musb vote for pLebis
citunl."
Napoleon received congratulations
from Queen Victoria, the King OF
Prussia and the Emperor of Russia
on his recent escape from the assas-
sins hands.
The medical students made another
demonstration against DR.. Tardieu,
as he was leaving college to. day.
| Arrests of mem bers of the Interna-
\ tional Society have been made at Ly-
ons, Strasburg and Rouen. It is esti.
mated that over 10000 have been ar
rested since Saturday.
LONDON. May 4th.-It has been
4 reported that the London Sun
an evening paper. liberal in politics
and advocating free trade, has been
and will hereafter be daily Catholic
organ.
The Times on the plot against ,he
1 Emperor, says that the mos femark
able thing about the plot is its oppor
Much increduiity exists here In re
gard to the last conspiracy discov.
cred by the French government.
a writer in the evening edition Of
/ the Times cites precedents justifying
the doubt which prevails.
Advices from Rome represent sue
eessive diplomatic protests against the
Papal programme, have power
fully reinforced the numbers and
power of the Opposition in the Coun.
Gil.
The U. S. steamer Juniata, from
Tunis, was refused protique by the /
quarantine authorities of Malaga,
and~has gone to Gibralter.
Princess Helena, wife of Prince
Christian, gave birth to a daughter.
In the House Of Commons to night,
Jacob Bright, after presenting a petit
ton for female suffrage, moved to a
second reading of the bill removing
the disabilities of women, with re- /
gard TO voting. He said If the bill was /
SO adopted, there would be but ono |
female to nine male votes.
Mr.. Sykes said from the fact that /
the petition had nearly 100000 sigma
lures, 1t was inferred that the movers
were In earnest.
Mr.. Scourfeld moved the previous
question. He saw no proof that
women demanded the privilege craved /
for them.
G. S. Jenkinsoo was unable to see
why women like Miss Couts should
not vote.
Mr.. Muntz referred to the case of a
woman who had an income of ESQ.,
900, and could not vote.
Mr.. Bruce thought the instance Of
the Queen Inappropriate, unless
offices as well as votes were given to
women.
The House divided on the propo
sition, shall the question now be
put" and it was adopted by 124 to
10 81, and the announcement was
received with cheering.
The bill providing for public pros
ecutors was referred to a select com
mittee, and the felony bill was passed.
Adjourned.
BERLIN, May 4.-The Parliament
of ZollvereiD, altered the duty on rice,
to fifteen silver groschen per hundred
pounds, but refuse to make a change
in coffee.
Great indignation exists here against
I1AEUADRE.
for warning the public against the re-
Gently issued American Railroad Sc
curitles. This premature and illcon-
sidered action of the Commissioner,
causes much Inconvenience, especially
as the official brokers and share lists
have since refused to quote seeuri-
ties.
= CoPENHAGEN, May 4.-The Brevet
Council of Ministers yesterday in
formed Falkthing, that the communi-
cations from Washington to the Dan
lsh Government had just been re-
celved, explaining the delay in the
ratification of the treaty for the pur-
chase of st. Thomas, and would be
promptly submitted to the delegates
for their action.
HAVANA, May 4.-The Cable expo-
dltion arrived at Santiago De Cuba, on
the 29th ult.
QUEENsrowN. May Arrived
France. Union and Atlanta.
VIENNA. May 4.-An international
exhibition in this city, in 1872. is
projected.
DUBLIN. May "A procession of
900 or 1000 Orangemen. while pass
ing through the Catholic quarter of
the town Of Lurgan, with drums and
offensive banners, were attacked by
the police and dispersed Tho police
arc alleged to have used swords, but
no casualties are reported.
MARsEILLEs, May 1.-The chiefs
of the International Association of