The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-17

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the bulvark Of Frsnch libestv. which ou~ht
to be the aim of everv tire FrencAmsr.
There is no reason vbv The present rexims
in its amended cooseitutiousi form, with
military executive. Who should reign over
the country and rule over the armv. should
not be established in France. When the
words empire or republic become svnony-
nous with discipline, every citizen colder.
and every soldier the servant Of the republic,
there will be a little strife and vr,neiine In
the country q to who ehall Be minister q
there 10 at present - to who shall be mar
shal.
London, July l4.-In the Chamber of Peers
this evening, Lord Cranmore read the Arch
Bishops reply To the Church Association.
showing 4 tendency in the church of England
toward Catholicism, and moved that CON-
mitaee be appointed 10 consider that leo isla.
ton il needed to check the evil. He sup
ported his motion in . long speech. in the
coure of which be read pa1aees from The
petition Of 4S3 clerUmen Of the eesabliah d
church, asking for the appointment Of con-
lessor and the restoration OF other Popish
P,scuces wn'cn the reformauon aoiiisn-
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60.
nsPalcees IRON Amsterdam state that an
extensive nre Is raging aaaong The coal stores
I'LL .ha' Guy.
New York, Jaiy Ia London cores
pendent publishes the story Of a conspiracy
10 rob the Shah Of Persia Of his Jewels. The
party consisted Of three men, Criminals Of
the hrst water, yet Who we're totally I'M
known to che London police, and indeed,
though often compromised had never been
convicted OF felony. There were
Cal. Alganon, Regner Hawkins, the leader
OF the party, and organizer OF the conspiracy,
SeratienO [ his other man Is not known,
Jew broker in Massiluse. but formerly Of
SalOnicH, and Baron Moses Megarkitch
Dadin, formerly with Seraf. q money
lender, Of AlpPo, but lately of London and
Paris, an Entychian American. and
said TO be connected with the emf
nent ALLOW Dadian family that ba- mAnsRed
finances OF the Sublime Porte. The fourth
and last actor in the company was Toby
Spring. trst-class burglar AMI safe blower.
Toby was left in London while the Others
went to Moscow and managed to get Narcis
attached in some capacity to the Shah's suit.
Hawkins then has,ened TO London and
rented Handsomely furnished house in the
neighborhoOd of Portman Square. hired
retinue OF hunkies, and gave himself out for
an American nabob who had ccme to spend
few weeks in this great city, and especially
to give some recreation to his daughter, who
had just finished her education nj fash
ionable boarding school on the Loire. 1t
had been designed to commit the robbery
re,iuue and guards. in Euckinrh.m Palace.
but this idea wa. given IN for safer one
OF inducing the Sh IN to visit the house, and
while there to get possession of his levels.
Accordingly an appointment was made for
the Shah To visit .iawkins at his house. his
so-called daughter being the attraction.
When Narcis was made aware of this sue
cess, he got intoxicated smoking opium, and
was seen in that condition on the street. A
detective followed up that Persian, so that
he might not get TO harm, and saw him 60
to Hawk office, knock for admi,tance,
and the door was opened BY
Toby Spring, whom be recognized.
Thinking that Narcis had fallen among
thieves. the detective got assistance and
forced a wav into the house. Toby Wa
struck. also Sar.tino. Hawkin made his
escape, but Narcis, in Lis fright and deli
rum, male straight for the river and was
drowned. Sarlhno made partial comics.
sion and surrendered large quantity ofbur-
glars tools. The heaviest burden Of the
cheat fell upon poor General Hadje Descbel-
iaiieddin, who has been permanently dis
graced, and was sent home to Persia by the
next ~! steamer o' inc reh'hs"'ar anu or'en'a'
Madrid, July l4.-The insurgents in
Ca :.1 y. are masters OF '"e en'iIe 'oun,
fssrsd m. L,,sp an, hnIJ n,, t.. -
9TH n. .h;,, =; a.. ,o,L, Ill e.u
hands of the insurgents. Cauterniz il re-
ported to be the leader OF the :nsurrection.
"A Ahs minister OF ,he war department Eas ieit
w,s nn,bls :" n,"vs h.,"", d.. 1910 y,
PslIas.
Tbedetsil. of the recent ,,i.or,,eys in A,cov
show that while the rioters held the ci,v ten
houses we're burned. fifty per.ons killed and
many wounded. 4 great reaction in favor
of order has ma infested itself in MALAGA
Bsyonne. July i4-Advices from the
Carlist sources state that several ,honsand
muskes have been landed on the coast Of
Biscsy and distributed IN tho C.rA, 70
crui,s. Some reports ss.er,s that the sup- |
porters of Don Carlos are gaining ground
with such rapiditv. and their numbsr are 40
stesdily on the increase. th,t thee il a gen.
eral CIV from all the Republican comman.
DER in the north for r.inforce:nen,s. in or
der to hold their ground.
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