Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-29
FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 27.-The government and
committee of deputies have agreed to &C
cept the project of M. Fabre, which pro-
poses that the Orleans princes be prohib-
tied from filing any civil or military
posts. At the cabinet council to-day the
ministers decided to accept the compro-
mise between the government and the
committee of deputies on the question of
excluding pretenders, based upon Fabre's
proposal, which also prohibits
pretenders from exercising the
elective function. Admiral Juarequi-
berry then resigned. Gen. Billot,
minister of war, announced that he should
oppose the measure, but consented to re-
main in the Office Professionally, in order
to avoid ministerial crisis. The com
mittee, on being informed of the resolu-
ton of the cabinet, agreed by 6 to 5 to
support Fabre's proposal.
PARIS, Jan. 27.-Duclerc declines M. Fa-
bre's compromise, and insists upon the re-
tention of the government proposals in
their original form. He has Communicated
his decision to President Grevy and Minis
tiers Fallieres and Deves. It is asserted
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PARIS, Jan. 26.-The minority of the
committee are trying to effect a compro-
mise between the committee and the gov
eminent. They have decided to support
the first clause of the government bill, but
they believe the present excited state of the
public mind will not allow of Orleans
princes retaining their rank in the army
Some of the ministers are endeayoring to
arrive at a compromise on this point, but
Gen. Billot, minister of war, and Admiral
Jaureguiberry, minister of marine, main
tain the inviolability of military ranks.
1t has been ascertained that Duclerc's
symptoms are those of inflammation OF
the chest. The doctors hope to arrest the
course of the disease.
PARIS, Jan.27.-Tn the chamber of deputies
to-day the debate continued on the Magis-
tracy bill. The vote of last year abrogat-
ing the principle of the immortality of
the judges, and, providing they be elected
was reversed by the rejection of the first
clause of the committees draft. Toward
the close of the sitting NJ. Fabre read the
report of the committee on excluding pre-
tenders. Bourgeois, Bonapartist, moved
the previous question, NJ. Cunes dOwnano
DOAlt- petLt1Si3 ts4So PIOISSV0O' Lit previous
question was rejected-99 to "A. The de-
bate was fixed for Monday. After the
adjournment of the members the
chambers OF the right had meeting, and
decided to oppose all measures affecting
members of the former reigning families
and not to associate themselves with any
motion for secret ballot, when such CUES
tons come to vote.
De Cassagnac writes in LIE Pays that
the Empress Eugene did not, during
her visit in Paris, request him to modify
his attitude toward Prince Jerome. Those
who affirm that she associated herself with
Prince Jerome's policy, he says, insult
her. Her journey to Paris was simply an
act Of family solicitude and chivalrous
generosity.
La France says the judge Construction
having charge Of the Investigation in the
princes case to-day sent his report in rela.
ton thereto to the court, which will decide
soon about future proceedings.