National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Expulsion of the jesuit Orders
from France.
Heated Dcn2:S !" s!.= G!:s.'.. 1yvr OF Donn...ss-
The minister OF worship Assumes tho
Responsibiliiy 80 Turkey Dissatis-
fed with the Action OF the
Powers-Eine Shooting
at Doilymount.


PARIS, July 2.-.In the chamber Of deputies
to-day there was heated discussion on tho
expulsion Of the Jesuts. Nonsignor Frcppol
asked the government why violence bad been
used in tho execution Of tho DEGREES, and why
they wero executed without legal warrant He
asked if the minister of war had authorized
the army to assist, and protested against acts Of
barbarity unworthy OF the nation. lie hoped
that better days wero about to dawn for this
unh Apply country.
NJ. Consans, minister of the interior and
of worship, said the decrees had been executed
in accordance with his orders and on bis ro-
sponsibiity He stated th ut Monsignor Frep-
pol had left the chamber to go TO Angers
When the cOmmissary went 10 the Jesuit
house the first person he encountered was
Monsignor Frcppal, who himself provoked
the violence of which he now complained. No
one could be allowed 30 transgress the laws.
Monsignor Froppol rtjoinod; III by do.
croe, you can force bolts aud violate domi-
Giles, you will do it on all occasions. With
this mode Of proceeding no security exists.
Every election will henccforth be fought on
the issue Of public liberty"
After further discussion the subject was
dropped.
POPULAR FEELrNG AGAINST TIM ORDER.
PARIS, July AT Bczieres, in the depart.
mcnt of Herault, thers is considerable agita-
ton against the monastic orders. Yesterday
deputation Of republicans waited on the sub.
preiGct to demand the expulsion of the Fran
ciscau brothers, aud in the evening mob OF
1000 persons surrounded the Franciscan mon
astcry, some even entering the house. The
military ultimately dispersed the crowd.
THE LYONS BAR.
Lyons, July 2.-Whon the public prosecu-
tors recently appointed in the place Of those
who resigned their posts as protest against
the anti-Jesuit DEGREES entered the court of
appeal to take their oaths of Office, all tho
members OF the bar Immediately quilted the
court in body There was a similar demon
stration in another court.
Redress Refused by tho Courts.
PARIS, July 3.--The civil tribunal OF
Nancy, to which the Jesuitsappicd 10 have the
seals removed from thoir establishments, has
pronounced itself incompetent to judge of tho
question.
French Amnesty.
| PARIS July 2.-Iho report of the commits
tee on the plonary amnesty bill was read in
the senate to-day. The committee reject tho
bill by a vote Of 8 to 3, the majority consist
| ing of five republicans and one member of the
| right The report states that the country
docs mol desire amnesty, aud this Is not a
! time for allowing assassins TO roturn, when re-
| lgious con grogRti6ns are being expelled The
only concession tho report makes is to recon-
mend that the government bo empowered to
grant numerous pardons.
Iho creek boundary
BERLIN July 2.-The collective note states
that the powers give notice that the frontier
line has been fixed by the supplementary con-
ference, and calls upon Greece and Turkey to
adopt it.
LONDON, July "A Berlin dispatch TO
Reuters Telegram Company ys: II is be-
loved that Turkey aud Greece will accept
the decisions Of tho supplementary conference.
| Tho reports relative to tho dispatch Of Eng
lish and French squadronS to cruise on the
rcco-rurkish coast are not In harmony with
the present situation, although such a slep is