The Rock Island Argus., 1883-08-30
FROM BEYOND THE SEA.
THE BoURBoNs ISSUE A MANIFESTO.
They Declare Comte de Paris KIng-A
Peace Treaty Between AMMAN and
France-The False Prophet
Again in the Field, Etc.

PARIS, Aug 81.
Tuesday was day of excitement in SO,
Cial as well as political circles, and all
classes are deeply agitated. Monday night,
between the hours of sunset and sunrise,
the entire city was placarded with copies OF
proclamation which pronounced the
C0mte de Paris King of France un,
der the title of Louis Philippe II. The dan
gerous bits of paper were not discovered un.
til morning, and then they adorned nearly
every billboard and dead wall. 1t is eS-
timated that no less a number than twenty
five thousand were put out. As soon as the
placards were discovered the police were SET
at work tearing them down, and now not
more than five or six thousand remain. No
arrests have been made. The Comte de
Paris is said to be in the southern part OF
France, The GdutOts says It hears thai
Prince jerome Nap0len intends to publish
manifesto to be issued coincident with the
funeral of the Comte de Chambord.
PRINCES PRAYING OVER CHANBoRD.
VIENNA. Aug. 80.
Comte de Paris, with his sons and the
Due de Nem0urs, the Due de AIencon and
the Prince de JoinvilIe visited tie ChapeIle
Ardente, where the body of the Comte de
Chambord lay Tuesday, prayed over the
body, and sprinkled it with holy water
COmtesse de Chambord is so prosuated with
grief that she was unable to receive the
Princes. Mgr. Nannutelli Papal nuncic
here, will officiate at the burial. 1t is ex-
pected that 5000 Frenchmen will attend the
ceremony.
PAINTING ACCEPTED.
LONDON, Aug 30.
The Prince of Wales has accepted Ernest
LongfellOw's painting of the poet Longfel-
lows residence in Cambridge, Mass.
CLAIM FOR INDEMNITY.
Shaw, the British missionary arrested in
Madagascar intends to press a claim for in
demnity against France for the loss of his
property and for false Imprisonment.
MDERMoTT IN THE DOCK.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30.
James McDermott, charged with having
been connected with the dynamite conspira-
Cy, was brought into court for further ex-
animation Tuesday. 1t was shown that the
prisoner was connected with conspirator
Featherstone, recently convicted, and that
the card of the latter, introducing McDer-
mott to Dalton, another conspirator, was at
tached to the collar of the dress-coat which
was found in McDemott's box.
O'DONNELL.
CAPE Town, Aug. 80.
The Supreme Court rejected the appeal OF
O'Donnell to be tried here. 0'DonnelI
has sailed for England.
PEACE TREATY WITH FRANCE.
PARIS, Aug. 50.
Admiral Peyron, Minister of Marine, ha'
received a dispatch from the Governor o.
Cochin China announcing that NJ. Cham,
peauX had arrived at OSsigOn, bearing tht
treaty of peace between France and An
nam, which was signed at Hue on the 5tl
| instant.
| ACTIVITY IN THE ARSENALS.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 30.
There is great activity in the arsenaIs
| here. 1t is TumOTed that Ii Hung Chan!
| will return to Shanghai.
| Two thousand troops have been sent Il
! Canton. Torpedoes and ammunition ART
being prepared for that place.
THE FALSE PROPHET AGAIN IN TIL
| FIELD.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 80.
News received here from the Soudan i
to the effect that a large body of we'll
armed marauders belonging to bad depre
datory tribes threatens the only road lead
ing south from Cairo to the SOudan. This
together with the fact that the False Proph
ct has again massed his army preparation
to beginning a struggle, causes much uneas
mess here for the safety of the troops sen
| into the Soudan.
| SPAIN AND THE GREAT POWERS.
VIENNA, Aug. 80.
The journals here say the summoning c
the German Parliament means that Spai