The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
The Jesuit Expulsion.

Paris, IA semi-oficial note sent by
the French government 10 journals an
nouncing the execution of anti-Jesuit
decrees had not led to disturbance in any
part of France, and that effect had only
to be given to-day, Wednesday. TO
DEGREES affecting Jesuits, concludes as
follows: Government knows its duty,
and will perform it with frmness. The
number of persons expelled from Jesuit
chspels yesterday morning was thirteen,
including one Englishman and one
Russian. The establishment Of German
Jesuits was not disturbed. st Laval,
several English Jesuits called on the
crowd to witness that their rights were
being violated. They said they would
appeal to the English ambassador.
London, IA Paris correspondent of
the Times telegraphs that the crowd
which witnessed the exclusion of Jesuits
rom the establishment in Rue de SevIes
was almost stupefed by the procedure
employed. In Paris, where the indi-
vidual is drowned in the mass, the thing
is less serious, but in the provinces it will
have far deeper effect. France will be
divided into two camps, separated By an
unfathomable abyss. Those only who
have lived in the provinces can form an
idea OF the effect of these oppressive
measures. 1t is expected the Jesuits will
Immediately apply to judges complain
ing of the violation of their rights of
property and domiciles, and praying for
an order of reinstatement pending trial
Government will contend that ordinary
tribunals have no jurisdiction in such
disputes between individuals and the
state, and that the council Of state can
alone determine the validity of the expui-
sion. Government, however, is in mani
fest difficulty with other unrecognized
orders, as IL never calculated on their
refusing 10 apply for recognition and
now they have firmly resolved on linking
their fate with Jesuits. Government
must either shut its eyes to the violation
of the Secrees or repeat on much larger
scale, to-day's, Wednesday proceedings
Rome, L = French religious orders
affected by anti-Jesuits DEGREES have tele.
graphed the Vatican their intention to
submit to the law. This probably means
the ordOr is not yet expelled.
The Pope mas decided to accept the
Prussian Church law. He intends at the
next consistory to nominate bishops to
fill vacant seats.
Up to the present tine foTty-nine
InaglslIdtcs BdSO lCeiSutNf iabuNA bHaA
execute the religious DEGREES.
The proprietor of the house occupied
by Jesuits on the Rue de Devres, made a
preliminary application to the president
of the tribunal of Seine, asking that the
house may be restored to the possession
Of its owner, and Rieux, project Of police.
authorized the removal of the sacrament
from the Jesuits Chapel in the Rue de
Sevres to the Church Of st. Sulpice. a
large crowd having Assem- bled. including
several senators and deputies of The right,
the police commissary ordered that the
sacrsment only be removed to the small
chapel in the same house. The legiti-
mists section of the right, Chamber Of
Deputies, have decided to interpellste
government conceping the application
Of the DEGREES. The report of the COM
, mittee on the amnesty bill. which will DC
rczd In the senate tomorrow, recon-
mends the rejec ion o. the PROPOSE
for plenary amnesty