The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-30
TElLEGRAPl.EIC.
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

GREECE.
ATHENS, June 40.--The Duke De Rioh-
elieu is dead.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, june 80. The report
OF Orlensky sent to examine into the
cause of the agricultural success iu the
United States, will shortly be published.
Orlensky lays stress upon the facilities for
transportation and shipment of grain In
the United States, but draws no conclu
SONS and makes no practical suggestions :;
General Grey has been SUNNI oned to sup
ply the deficiency.
FRANCE.
Paris, JUNE 3o.-Thc Joint chapels
were changed on Tuesday in the Provin-
ces at Lille. Five hundred persons. head
ed by the chairman of the Chamber of
Commerce, waited on the Jesuits to ex
press sympathy for thsm. The last of the
series of meetings was held in Paris. Ar
que d Hiver to protest against the anti
j esuits DEGREES. A considerable crowd
assembled outside the building. Blows
were exchanged between the mob outside
and those issuing from the hall. The mob
booted number OF priests who had been
at the meeting, In the Chamber of Dep.
upties yesterday, Baudry d'Assor, legiti-
mist, made an uneffectusl attempt to
make political capital out of the foregoing
affair.
PARIS, June 30.-The police arrived at
the Jesuit establishment on Rue De Sew
res at four o'clock this morning. They
were Immediately admitted. Shortly af-
ter a crowd of FIVE hundred persons COM
posed largely of students and women coli
lected. There was some shouting for and
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the street and refused to admit Baudry
D. Asson to the building.
The Prefect police having arrived, the
building was formally declared closed.
| The Jesuits accompanied by several dep
| uties and senators of the Right, departed
amid great excitement. caused by demon>
strations of their sympathizsrs aud coun-
| ter demonstrations. There were indig-
nant cries against the prefeet of police.
In the ensuing scuf1le, the Marquis Of
Liencourt aud chief editor of the Union. a
| tlegitimist journal, were arrested. Some
of the fathers locked themselves in their
cells. which had to be broken open. The
last left at $50. The police then cleared
the street aud they remained on guard
there. AT Walls the door of the estab-
| lishment had to be forced and the Jesuits
conducted out by soldiers, q ba stalion OF
WuOm were present uuu0T 6TUss At
| Douai and Lille the police were not resist
ed. The Jesuits were led out by the
police.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA. June 30.-Bulgaria assures
| the British and Austrian governments,
that orders have been given TO hasten the
demolition of the Danube fortress.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN. June 30.-At Dollymount to-
day in the competition IN the military
rifles at 500 yards range, ten shots each
Govt ammunition. and any position. Only
two of the American team competed
Fisher and Rockwell Frank Hyde also
shot. Rockwell missed the first three
shots in a sitting position and firing from
the shoulder made % in shots. Fisher
made 27, and Frsnd Hyde 80 Capt
Hall won the first prize with score of A
Young the second 43, Feuton 26, Jovnt s
and Miner 7. Frank Hyde aud Rock
well won l4sh and 18th prizes respectively
| Heavy rain storms prevailed.