Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1883-02-19

The Conspiracy Trial Still Ore
ating Great Excitement
in Ireland.
President Grevy Announces
His Acceptance of the
French Ministry.
Mikoollaneous News From All Ovor
Europe.


GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Special Dispatches to rHs Biz.
wAGNER's FUNERAL.
BAYREUTH, February 1S.-Wag-
ners widow was 30 overcome on the
arrival of the funeral train here tha
abe was obliged to be lifted from the
car. A guard of twenty.seven oiN-
zens watched The bier throughout the
might.
The remains were borne from
the car to the station platform,
the band playing q funeral march
from Siegfried, Herr Muncker, In
sn address alluded to Wagner's ger.
vices at Bsyreuth, and laid on the
bier wreath presented by the town.
Herr Fenutel spoke Of the foreign
Wagner associations. Amid the toll
ing of the bells of the town, the pro-
cession started. The hearse was
drawn by four horses, and was pre-.
ceded by two carriages loaded with
wreaths. Following the hearse came
the clergy representative, king. many
deputations, artists, and military and
civil officers and large crowd OF peo-
pie. On the arrival of the pro rocession
at Villa Wahnfried, the coffin was
taken from the hearse and at the de-
sire of the widow, laid In the tomb
with only ample religious blessing.
Almost the entire town was draped.
Wresths were sent from most of the
theatres and societies of Germany and
| Austria, also London.
Passages from Wagner's opera were
sung at the tomb. Surprise was ex
pressed at the discussion intendent al
the Royal theatre, Berlin, not giving
any performances in honor of Wagner
hURDERERs SENTENCED.
ALEXANDRIA, February 18. OF tn,
persons arrested In connection Will
the murder of Prof. Palmer ant
party, five have been sentenced t.
death and the others to from three tt
fifteen years' imprisonment.
| lhh NEW
PARIS, February 19.--At q meeting
of the cabinet to. day President Grev!
accepted the resignstions of the min
listers and officially announced tha
M. Ferry had been entrusted will
the formation of q new ministry. FL
stated that M. Ferry will assume tn
poat of minister of foreign affairs
M. Martin Feuille minister of the In
terior, M. Waldeck Rosseau ministe
of finance, General Thebandin minis
ter Of war, M. Rsynal minister o
public works, M. Cochery minister Q
Ptgysss sed telegraph, Berthelot minis
I Ecit , Il $nstruction, : Pierre Ee' Gfan
/ minister of commerce, M. Dsmsh,
minister of agriculture and Charlie
Brun minister of naval affairs.
PARIS, February 1S.--Jules Ferr
informs tine president he will comic
with friends before replying finally t
the request from the new ministry
The republican union Is resolved t
support the cabinet and determined t
use existing laws against pretenders
COMING HOME.
LONDON, February 18 The Msla
gasy envoys, with Robinson, lat
American consul at Madagascar, wi
start for America to-day. Robinson
presence is expected to greatly facili
tate the proposed treaty.
HoNoRs TO MORSE.
ROME, February 19.--The mum
cipality has placed memorial table
In the house which Prof. Samuel 4
B. Morse inhabited here In 1880. Th
syndic informed the American min
lister the unwilling of the the table
will be deferred until the Wishes Of tn
American colony in regard to cere
mony are made known.
EXPLOSION.
PARIS, February 18. - A powde
mill explosion at Corbeil killed 81
persons.
THEATRE BURNED.
VIENNA, February 18.--The ne
theatre at Altarod, Hungary, burne
this morning.
wAGNER's SON.
MUNICH, February Is The kin
has undertaken the education OF Wal
ner's son, Liegefried.
ARREsTING WITNESSES.
LIVERPOOL, February 18.-SeverI
persons were arrested npon their arr
val from Ireland. They will be take
to Dublin, as they will probably b
able to give valuable evidence in stat
trials.
WANT ExTRADITIoN.
LONDON, February 18 The Time
states that II. j. Sheridan and Thoma
Brennan, alluded to by Carey, now l
America, and Great Britain, requeste
their exradition.
i THE IRISH TRIAL,
| LONDON, February 18 The ev
dence Saturday In the preliminary In
: vestigation at Kilmainhsm coui
house caused intense excitement.
is reported an irish member OF pal
} lament Ia arrested. 1t is asserted tn
, police have warrants for the arrest {
certain persons in England. l
lO'Connor Sexton started for Dublt
Saturday. There is much conjectur
as to the object of his visit.
NUMBER ONE.
DUBLIN, February l9.-Numbf
one is an Irish American. He reside
some time In France and Germany
and appeared to have the disposal
an unlimited supply Of money.
large banking firm from Paris replie
: to the inquiry: Gentleman In que
tion ba. aaaminglv unlimited mean