The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-06-08
Jesuit Establishments to Be
Closed in France.
Anti-Slavery Society Before Ear
Granville.
Serious Illness of Prince Jerome
Napoleon.
France.
France.
JESUITS ORDERED TO CLOSE.
OnAl Associated Press In the Star

NatiOnai AsSOclateu fTeSS 10 Lne Star.
PARIS, June 8.-The French Government
has issued decree for the closing of Jesui
| establishments in France at the end of the
present month. 1t is understood that the
Superior of each of these establishments
will appeal to the Courts against the ell
forcement of this decree, basing their ap
peal upon what they claim is the eviden
illegalty Of the proposed enforcement O
obsolete statutes.
The contention of the Jesuits is thai
they have acquired vested rights in the ed
| itices and establishments which have been
erected and carried on in the full light Of
day for many years; that they have been
visited, suspected, approved and patron
lied by the successive rulers of France, and
that the law under which it is now sought
| to suppress them has long been dead let
| ter. and that it was so dead that no one
thought it necessary to ask for its repeal
If the Jesuits carry their case into the
courts, as it is believed they will, many
months must PASS before decision can be
obtained. In other quarters, however, i,
| is said that the General of the order has
directed the heads of the houses in France
to make no resistance to the DEGREES of the
Government, but to quietly submit to
| them, to close their educational houses
when ordered to do so, and to repair to To-
calties assigned them, some to Austria,
some to Belgium, some to England. some
to South America, and others to the
United States.
DUEL NOT NECESSARY.
PARIS, June 8.-The referees have decid-
ed that the difference between Gaulois and
Mot de Ordre do not necessitate duel.
PRINCE JEROME NAPoLEoN's ILLNESS.
PARIS, June S.-Prince Jerome Napoleon
is i'll. His sickness is said to be serious, al.
though he affects to treat it with lightness.
1t is said among his intimate friends that
his condition is one OF great danger, and
that his death is not unlikely.
BoNAPARTIsT DISTURBANCE.
PARIS, June 8.-M. Cassagnac's section of
the Bonapartist party held commemora-
tive religious service yesterday, at the con-
cluson of which there was disturbance
and several arrests were made by the
police.
Germany.
ALTERATIONS IN THE MAY LAWS.
BERLIN, June 8-The Committee Of the
Landstag on the May Laws Amendment
Bill nave made additional important alter
ations to the bill, which it is believed
Prince Bismarck will not accept.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE WANTED.
BERLIN, June 8.-Germany has issued an
invitation to the powers for a Supplement
tary Conference at Berlin June 10th.
GREAT Britain.
BARTLE FRERE's SALARY.
LONDON, June 8-The Government will
not ask vote for Sir BArtle Frere's salary.
as the opposi ion has been threatened.
BRADIAUGH's CASE.
The Special Committee of the House. to
whom was referred the case of Mr.. Brad
laugh. met yesterday and took the matter
under consideration, without arriving at
any decision upon it. The Committee
again adjourned.
WHERE SLAVERY STILL EXISTS.
Earl Granville Yesterday received dep.
utation at the Foreign Office from the
Anti-Slavery Society. The spokesman Of
the delegation said that it was mistake
to suppose that the sin and crime of slavery
was altogether extirpated from the earth
Slavery he said still existed in Turkey and
Egypt. and existed there also in its most
horrible and repulsive forms The depu.
tation wished to know whether Her Maj.
esty g Government proposed to take any
steps by moral suasion or other means To
abolish this evil. Earl Granville made a
polite but noncommittal reply. and the
deputation 10 * its leave in rather a dis
pleased state of mind.
Russia.
FROM THE CHINESE FRONTIER.
LONDON, June 8.-Dsquieting reports
are being received from the Russo-C Chinese
frontier where the Chinese are nassing nu-
merous troops.
ARRIVAL OF MINISTER FOSTER.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 8.--Mr. Foster,
American Minister, arrived here yesterday
and will take two months leave after pre-.
senting his credentials. Previous an.
nouncements of his arrival were prema.
ture.
Much satisfaction is expressed here at
the appointment of Mr.. Schuyler as Consul
General OF u. 8. at Bucharest. :.
EMPRESS FUNERAL cEREMoNIEs.
The funeral ceremonies Of the late EN-.
press passed off very successfully yester.
day. There we're over five thousand per.
sons in the procession, the route of which
was lined by troops and an immense crowd
OF people. The Gar and his sons carried
the bier into the Cathedral and deposited
it on the catafalque. During mass the Czal
and Grand Dukes kissed the Czarina's lips
while other notables present kissed hel
hands The weather was very unfavorable
notwithstanding which vast crowds were in
the streets.
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