Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-31
&'.si I'd The OLD WORLD.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEW

THE FRENCH CHAMBERS.
PARIS, January 80 -Fallieres was
seiz,d with sickness while defending
Falre's bill prescribing pretenders to
the throne. The sitting was suspend
ed. After the session Fallieres flint
ed. Congestion of the brain is feared.
Debate was adjourned until Thursday.
Previous to the illness of Fallieres,
Renault, republican, spoke strongly
against Flcquet's proposition; also the
governments measure, declaring such
attacks on liberty would not be ap-
proved by vote of the whole people.
A member Of the chamber shouted
"You are an Orleanist." Rsnault re-
piled tinoe Count de Paris had gone
to Frobsdorf the Orleanist party had
died. The excitement was increased
ty Renalt pointing to the dilemma
which would arise should the congress
Of two houses, despite the proposed
law, nominate q prince president of
the republic. Renault said he admit
ted the government had the right Of
defense, but not persecution.
Fsllieres said if the web of the in.
tilgpe which at least hy silence en-
oouraged princes had not been wo zen
around the government the question
of rendering security of the country
complete would still have arisen,
but as matter of fact ad-
vantage had been taken of
the liberty enjoyed under the repub-
l c to attack the government, which
being foundedson national sovereignty
must depend upon itself for its pre-
servation.
LATER No serious results is sppre-
hended from the illness of FAliieres.
AID FOR IRELAND.
LONDON, January 80. Mccarthy,
O'Donnell and Callsp, Irish members
of parliament, appeal to the Elglish
people to assist the starving Irish
farmers and laborers. The govern
ment has been appealed to and the
lord mayor asked to open relief fund.
DENMARK's PROTEST
COPENHAGEN, January 30.--The
Russian decree ordering youths born
of Danish subjects and now residing
in S,haswig, either to enter the Prus-
sian army or leave their homes, causes
intense indignation throughout the
country. Denmark protests against
this fresh breach of treaty obligations.
ICE BOUND VESSELS.
ODESSA, January 30.-Four steam
ers Ice. bound have been carried sea
in the ice foe. Their f ,te unknown.
A DENIAL.
BERLIN, January 80. The govern
ment contradicts the rumor that Ger
many insisted upon the expulsion Of
Cardinal Ledooho wski.
Helmpoltz, the eminent ntphysiologist,
was created q noble.
THE PHOENIX PARK AssAssINs.
DUBLIN, January 80. Two prison.
ers in Kilmainham jail have been
identified as the Phoenix park muir.
derers, and KavanaP h'B car recognized
as that upon which the assassins drove
off. The Car driver, bound for Amer
lea, was arrested at Cork alighting
from the Dublin train. He is sus-
pected of being one Of the murderers.
He called upon the crowd to cheer for
Councillor Carey.
ABANDONED.
| BERLIN, January so In the reich.
stag, Windthorst announced, In con.
siders ion of tho emperor's letter to
the pope, the clerical parry would
abandon the pen6ilg motion against
the May laws.
POSSIBLE THING.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 30
The Golos and VIedomastl admit de.
spite the Austro. German alliance,
friendship between Russia and Austris
is possible.
THE IRISH RELIEF FUND.
DUBLIN, January 80. 0.-Parreil ha
forwarded to Father Gallagher 4l0t
of f3S5 received from the New Yorl
society of the Ancient Order of Hiber
mans. Father Gallagher in acknowl
edging tho receipt of the none
writes that the sufforlngpeople of Don
, egal are subsisted on food only fit fo
beast; that private charity oanno
cope with the widespread distres
there; that the government alone ca
, do 30, and things will very soon com
to crisis.
, THE SWISS DO NOT COINCIDE.
r BERNE, January 30,-Switzerlan
!, has rejected the naturalization treat
proposed by the United States, az
cording to which nationality Is fol
feited by residing for certain perio
abroad, on the ground that this claus
of the treaty is contrary to the Swii
g law.
THE MEMBERS ACCEPT.
PARIS, January 80 General Cam
= penor has accepted the ministry {
. war, Admiral Jourequibsrry in com
4. plying with the request of Presiden
5, Grevy has agreed to conduct the mir
istry of marine pending the appoint
n ment of his successor.
I. THE GERMAN FoRTIFICATIoNs.
n, BERLIN, January 80.-The plan fo
e, strengthening tho fortifoations @
, Kiel devised by General Moltko, an
. approved by the Emperor, is for tt
n. construction of the circle OF sixtee
y, forts, making a part Of the dockyar
one OF the strongest in existence, an
r. the completion of the strategic raj
'ni way, establishing en- uninterrupte
~. communication along the Baltic coas
=, The Woe Regal Party.
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