Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-04
OVER THE WATER.

The Protest against the Antilles
nit Deerees-Membefs OF the Bar
Quitting the Courts-A Demand
for the Expulsion of tine Francis
can Brothers-A o Surrounds
m Monastery-Milffary Dispense
the Crowd-Bradlaugh I'm his Seat
The Rifle Teams.
lBy Telegraph to the ~Senttnel.l
LYONS. July s.-whsn the public prose-
cutors, recently appointed in place Of those
who resigned their posts as . protest
against the anti-Jesuit DEGREES. entered the
Court Of Appeals to take their oath OF
Office, all the members OF the bar quilted
the Court in a body. There was . similar
demonstration in another Court. The only
concession the report makes ID TO recon-
mend that the Government be empowered
to grant numerous pardons. At Besciers,
in the Department Of Herault. there il
considerable agitation against the Mouastic
orders. Yesterday q deputation Of Re-
publicans waited on the sub Prefect to de-
mand the expulsion Of the Franciscan
Brothers, and in the evening . mob Of / 900
persons surrounded the monastery, some
even entering the house. The military Ill
tlmateiy dispersed the croW9.
In the Chamber Of Deputies. yesterday,
there was q heated discussion on the sxpul-
sion of the Jesuits. Mons. Tapped asked
the Government why violence had been
used in the execution Of DEGREES, and why
they were executed without legal warrant.
He asked IL the Minister had authorized
the army to assist, and protested against
such acts Of barbarity a. unworthy Of the
Nation. He hoped better days were about
to dawn for this unhappy country. Court
san, Minister Of the Interior and OF Wor-
| ship. said the DEGREES had been executed
according to his orders and on his own re-
sponsibility. He said Mons. Tapped had
left the Chamber to go to Anglers, and
when the commission went to the Jesuits'
house. the first person he encountered was
Mons. Tappel. who himself provoked the
violence of which he now complained. No
one could be allowed to transgress the laws.
Mons, Tsppel rejoined: II BY decree you
can force bolts and violate domiciles, you
will do 1t on all occasions. With this mode
Of proceeding no security exists. Every
election will. henceforward. be fought on
the issue Of public liberty. After further
discussion the subject was dropped.
The Project Of the Department Of the
Nord has taken no further steps in the case
Of the suit instigated by the expelled Jes-
uits at Lille, the Tribunal having declined
to- proceed with the hearing. The Civil
Tribunal of Nancy. to which the Jesuits
applied to have the seals removed from
their establishments. has pronounced itself
incompetent to judge Of the question.
LONDON. July 3.-The action OF the
House Of Commons on Premier Gladstone's
resolution, permitting Bradlaugh to affirm,
has given great satisfaction to the sup
porters Of the Government. The next
critical division will be on Monday, on the
Irish compensation for the disturbance
bill, with . view Of bringing the conduct
OF Bradlaugh in Parliament before the
Court Of Queens Bench Witnesses were
in the House Of Commons yesterday, not
ing the fact that BradlAugh was sitting
and voting. His prosecution will be COM
menced forthwith. 1t Is understood that
Bradlaugh intends to fight the action, il
necessary. to the House OF Lords.
CoSsrASrNoPLE, July SIT Is reported
that orders have been given for the mobil-
ization Of the army corps. 1t il believed
here that the Porte is determined to resist
the Powers. 1t is also believed that Greece
will initiate the example Of Montenegro.
The Porte. in its reply in regard to Monte
negro, says: That in view Of the resist
ance by the Albians. it would be impossible
to surrender Duelignos or Bojanis Dis
tricts.
LONDON. July s.-The following Ameri-
can riiemen have agreed to act with Frank
Hyde, in . match ct Wimbledon: Brown,
Clark. Dudley, Farrow, Gersch, Jackson,
Laird, Rockwell and Scott. also Burnside,
IL he arrives in time. The competition for
the All Ireland Challenge Shield began to-
day at las. Thu American team consists
of Brown. Jackson, Scott and Laird. OF
the two Irish teams, one consists OF Fenton.
Rigby. Warren and Miner, and the other
Of Joynt, Coghland. johnson and Murphy.
The weather is stormy, with rain. Ats
P. N. the three teams had just finished 6r-
ing the 10 rounds at the 1000 yards range.
OF the Americans. jackson scored 40, Scott
40, Brown As. Laird 81. The Irish tenn,
No. /, Fenton. 81. Rigby AZ. Warren So,
MEMS "A. No. q. Joynt IS. Coghlan SO,
johnson SO. and Murphy 46. The Ameri-
cans lead by i've points. Total scores, at
the ZOO yards range. for 90 shots, Ameri-
cans s42, Irish Nc. /. $780, No. Q, ss4.