Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-03

totS Appoluteu IN tne place OF tnoSe VINO rS-
signed As . protest against the anti-Jesuit
decree entered the court of appeals to take
the oaths of office, all members Of the bar
Immediately quilted the court in body.
Similar demonstrations took place in another
court.
AT Before there is considerable agitation
against the monastery orders. Yesterday .
deputation Of republicans waited on the SUBJ
project to demand expulsion Of the Francis
can Brothers, and in the evening mob of
1000 surrounded the Franciscan monastery,
but the militia dispersed them.
MADRID, July2 2. Every ministerial and con-
sentative and the principal radical organs de-
plore the carrying out of the anti-Jesuit de-
crees in France. The Spanish government
has granted numerous applications for per-
mission to establish in Madrid and many
parts of the peninsula monssteries and Jesuit
colleges. The greatest sympathy is shown
the Jesuits by the court aristocracy and all
classes of society.
Press Criticisms.
Paris, July .. The Republique Franchise
and other conservative journals characterize
the affair in Rue tic Sewers as theatrical, and
even comic.
The Monks OF Chartreuse.
1t is stated that the monks of La Grand
Chartreuse, manufacturers of the famous
Chartreuse liquors, will not be in,crfered
with.
Amnesty Bill.
The committee on the plenary amnesty bill
has rejected the bill by n vote off to 3. The
report recommends that the government be
empowered to grant numerous pardons.
The Riflemen.
DUBLIN, July =. Jackson has made the
highest score in the two days shooting, and
wins the highest money prize. Scott Sc
cures second prize and Young wins the Alb
ercorn cup.
In the match for the Abercorn cup. though
two Americans made the highest score they
could not win the cup, competition for which
was confined TO lrishmen. The Americans,
however, won the highest money prizes. Fen
ton made the highest scoreofthe lrishmen, but
he having been the winner of the cup before, il
was awarded to Young. An American team
of four will compete with two Irish teams for
the all-Ireland challenge shield, tomorrow.
Protest from Turkey.
ROME, July = The Turkish minister has
presented to Premier Cavioli note protest
ing against the decisions Of the Berlin con-
ference.
Treaty Concluded.
ST. PETERSBURG, July .. A treaty has
been concluded between Russia and Japan,
for supplies of coal and other stores 10 Rus
STA, in event of hostilities with China.
Marine Disaster.
LONDON, July 9. Brig Grace Kelly, Capt.
Harley, from Cape Coast Castle, May 18th,
for Anamaboc, was totally lost at the latter
port.
Bradlaugh's Case.
1t is understood that preliminary steps have
been taken for the prosecution of Bradlaugh.
Russian Repulse.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: confrma-
ton is received of the repulse of SkobeloG by
the Turconans. This is of later date than
the Russian official denial.
The Berlin Conference.
BERLIN, July 2. The collective note hav-
ing been signed, the Austrian plenipotentiary
proposed a vote of thanks to Prince Hohen-
lobe for his services rs President Of the con-
ference and dwelt on the gratifying specta
Gle afforded by the unanimity of the powers.
Hohenlohe replied that he hoped their labors
would bear good fruit. The members Of the
conference then parted.
The conference agreed to make note
which shall be addressed to both the Porte
and Greece, and that collective note be
telegraphed to the governments of the six
powers, to be by them telegraphed to their
ambassadors at Constantipople and Athens.
The ambassadors are to sign the note and
tremendously hand it to the Turkish and
Greek governments.
YakOOb Khan.
CANEhHAR, July 2. Yakoob Khan with his
entire force from Herat, reached Forah
week ago. He will move hence on Girishk
Immediately to support Governor Candahar.
Armed Resistance by the Porte.
CoNsrANrINoPLE, July 2. 1t is reported
that orders have been given for mobilization
of the second army corps. 1t is believed that
the Porte is determined to resist the decision
of the powers.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
All the executive departments at Washing