Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-01

by Telegraph to the Sentinel.l
PARIS, June 29.-The evening journals
announce that the directors of all religious
houses have made preparations in expecta-
ton of the action of the authorities to-
morrow. All the doors Of religious houses
will be closed, and the police will be OBJ
liged to effect forcible entrance and break
open each individual cell. Jesuit houses
only will be dealt with tomorrow. Up to
this time thirty magistrates have resigned
sooner than execute the religious decree.
The Minister of Justice has filed their
posts without delay.
PARIS, June 30.-The Jesuit chapels
were thronged on Tuesday. In the prov
ince Of Lille 500 persons, headed by the
Chairman Of Commerce, waited on the
Jesuits to express sympathy for them.
The last of a series of meetings was held
in the Paris Cirque to protest against the
anti-Jesuit DEGREES. A considerable crowd
assembled outside the building. Blows
we're exchanged between the mob outside
and those issuing from the hall. The mob
hooted a number of priests who had been
at the meeting. In the Chamber OF Depu-
ties, Bundry D'Ason, Legitimist, made sn
attempt to make political capital ont Of the
foregoing affair. An immense crowd Of
people, evidently Of the upper classes,
fiocked all Tuesday to the principal Jesuit
establishments, and thousands signed the
visiting books and carried off flowers and
mementoes. The crowd outside made no
hostile demonstration as they witnessed
the departure Of the inferior brethren.
The police arrived at the Jesuit establish
ment on the Rue De Serves at 4 O'Clock
this morning. They were immediately ad-
mitted. and shortly after q crowd OF 500
persons, composed largely Of students and
women, collected. There was some shout
ing for and against the DEGREES. The po-
lice party cleared the street, and refused
to admit Bundry D'Ason to the building.
The Project of Police having arrived, the
building was formally declared closed.
The Jesuits, accompanied by several Depu-
ties and Senators Of the Right. departed
amid great excitement, caused by the
demonstrations of their sympathisers and
counter demonstrations. There were in
dlgnant cries against the Project of Police.
- "No CAsuiu6 nCullcs tu6 mdTQula Oh
Leoncourt and the chief editor Of the
Union Legitimist Journal were arrested.
Some of the Fathers locked themselves in
the cells, which had to be broken open.
Tit last left at $3.50 o'clock. The police
cleared the street. and they remained on
guard there. At Vols the door Of the es-
adjustment had to be forced, and the
Jesuits were conducted out by soldiers, a
battalion Of whom were present under
arms. At Donai and Lille the police were
not resisted. The Jesuits we're led out by
the police. The crowd fully numbered
several thousand, and there were upwards
Of one thousand police. 1t is said the
Count De Nun was among those arrested
for shouting Down with the Republic"
LONDON, June 30.-The Chinese army
has occupied Khoand. and the Russians
are retiring upon Asia.
CABUL. June 0.-Trustworthy reports
have been received here that some Russian
troops were defeated at Kiselhurghan,
losing much ammunition and supplies. The
Chinese have reached Gulcha.
Rio DE JANIERo, June 30.-A dispatch
from Buenos Ayres announced that the
city made q peace proposal to the National
Government on the 27th instant, and nego-
iations sre expected to result favorably.