New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-12
TIE EXPULSION or TIE JESUIrs.
SCENES AT THE JESUIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANCE TO THE Police.
From The london 1imes u Jug 7.
Insmif Embellishments iUrnnnnnut


From The London 7fmes Of Juiyl.
The Jesuit establishments throughout France,
with the exception OF icir col eggs Tor ay pup aWbc
have anCihcr months grace were closed tOay shortly
after Il. H.. N. C,6ment judicial lnctOnaIy and NJ.
DIlac. police comnisSnry presented Themselves NJ tue
gate Of tn establishment In the Rue de SeyrtS, ontSde
whici "A large number OF Catholics mad coll ced Claim
ing Omission ia tbe name OF tie law they passed into
the court ard knocked II inner door when the Supe
nor Fal Pro, cred he suInD'as, MN
long and d. hayienaD, Senator's beng behind btg. ~
Clement read the decree OF the Project Of Police closing
tn establishments n. DE- RVgnan, a director II the
lay owning the premises, protest against
the violation of dOmeile adding tat Cd Den Of eighty
seven ought not 10 be exp ilea at mat carly hO;r.
Fatnrr Pilot and NJ. de RsVsnan were then asked
whether trey would open the doors They shook iher
heads ana the repetition Of the qdest on were silent
NJ Clement tncn went hack lnto lhe street where ne
was greeted with 4 Yfre les JCSNiteS! J{CeHt
les yroScrs - He sem two policemen Tor l,ckSmlth.
locksmn arrived and forced TIE inner door fne
OH als entered the monastery and found about hiteen
senators end Deputies bat Father Plot had retired 10
ms cell ~ de Rayighn renewed his protest against
vocation of domce, and warned the officers OF the
conducted up stars entered the first cell and found
@ .S r,rpd IN turn you o9t" Bv what rg.t ~
by mandAte W.nc9 NV a, ~ 90, ., ~ -
tIct 81 must To force" " Do So" Two polio,
said Very GOod icl1 10 iorce baeh OF the other
Inmates had the escort of some Deputy or senator NJ
Chesneous accompanying Father Iia.l-l9n - te for
egn Ms House. AMID ctles O" NiYentles JeSuiie'!
and o. the Spectators kneelDE for tAe blessing
had been cleared, and there wac no ieSpO 'e
TO the knocks 81: CLesuei'ns sid the Father
iHLfm man 81 SiAi A-rlGlif NiO s''t'lg NNutl
DO icff uud sturDed. tn O'lsu h, However, forced
the doc. Th- Father who was seated il an almchJT,
r. fused leave, aud policemen led him OUT Mrct
lug the superior IN The cor dr ne kueli Tor bis blessing
Father 81 lefi d. a-cd cighti-on+ quietly COOK - MS
ufrbg- la aud walked to s comic ~SOdJi IN the thulch
OF ST. 6Apce. Father LciebyGc, nclDe sunm ned To
leave said tae Commune left MIA und tui BED, ana
uskFd whether = regular Government would 20 beyond
the Commune. lie allowed 90 remain, a. also
Flther s4nler. aged eishyone. bind and paraytic.
three innat,5 thus -iug let "a the house Icegruus
have neen received from Lyons Narcotics,
Lie, Bordeaux, EOucn, Laval, AVguon,
AHlieas, Bssare5n, Limoges, Douai, Cltrmnnt-
F,Iraut Il Puy, Troyes. Mates BourGes, ana Yer
snlrs Describing tae expulsion OF Tue Jcsuiis nom
their Get ill.samruts. O.y a Bordeaux aGd Lille li1s
there been any Kind OF public stutbance, and these
preceded aud I'D not uccOup Nv toe execution az the
arcrces Al Laval several = gish Jrsuits called The
crowd 70 that their rights IL English citizens
we're being violated. and declared thcy would appeal
10 ihc EnGlish Ambassador. At Tou'Ouse, Nancy and
everal Other places The Jesuits we've checled by the
crowd assembled. Al Lyons wall ha1 50 De scaed at
MaFseillee, Grating had To be- dashed to pieces.