Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-24
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
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THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
PARIS, February 23.-The press
generally received with favor the pro-
gramme of the ministry. The en-
forcement of the law of 1884 affects
Due D'Aumale. 1t Is believed Ferry
intends to participate actively In the
discussions regarding all branches OF
the government.
PoPE LEO AND KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, February 90 .-In the land.
tag, the minister of public instruction
said there would be further int,r r.
change of letters between the emperor
and the pope. The pope's last letter
was answered but courtesy forbade Its
publication before delivery.
TELLE TAKES A WALK.
TORONTO, February 90 .-Rodimond,
teller of the Dominion bank, Ia miss
Ing. his cash account Is "a, 500 short.
Dealing In stock.
A HIT FOR PARNELL.
LONDON, February 23.-The Times
says: The marked rejection by Par
nell In the commons yesterday Of the
opportunity offered him for clearing
himself from the discredit of holding
relations with the Irish assassins
might be justified, II his political con.
duct had been from the beginning
above suspicion. The country, the
Times says, cannot be expected to
view with favor the conduct which
seems wanting in courage and oandor.
The Daily News says: 1t Is under
stood that Parnell has consented to
reconsider his purpose Of moving any
amendment to the address in reply
to the speech from tho throne arraign.
ing the executive of Ireland for
the administration Of the Crimes act.
THE "NUMBER 1" STORY
PARIS, February 23.-Before the
dispatch, In which Gen. MoAdaras
denied he was the person known "a
Number l" was sent to London
by Condort Bros, MoAdaras visited
Morton, the American minister, ant
laid tho case before him. Morton In
troducen McAdaras to the
AMERICAN LAWYER
named Kelly, connected with the firm
VI CoAdors 1ros. These three gesi
tlemen framed the telegram mention
cd, which was forwarded to Trevelyan
the chief secretary for Ireland, Lor'
Lyons, the British ambassador, hav
ing been the first who approved 1t.
AMERICAN BIRDS IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, February ga oonsign'
ment of California quails has reaches
Inverary from America. They werv
sent over by Lord Lorne, In the hop
that II may be possible to introduc
the breed into the Highlands. The
are at present housed In the Duke c
Angles pleasantly at Glenary, an
are to be turned out In May. Th
duke has recently imported a numbe
of wild turkeys, which have been OF
free In the woods Of Inverary, but
LIS too SOC to be able to judge wheth'
the experiment will be successful.
THE LATE POPE.
ROME, February 20 AT 4 o'oloc
on Wednesday morning the heart an
vital parts of the late Pope Plus u
we're removed with solemn ceremoni'
from the crypt, where they have bee
deposited since death, and placed pc
manently in q marble urn, near Il
tomb of the Stuarts
| MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
| HAMBURG, February 30 ,-Merchan
fear retaliation Of the United Stat
owing to prohibition of the imports
: ton of American pork.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, February %
Twenty-Five persons were browne
Thursday by he wreck of a steamer
7 the Bosphorus.
MADRID, February 20 Owing
disclosures, tone hundred and thirt
8 six socialists were arrested at Andal
sia. Special judges we're appointed
made Investigations. Many arrei
are made daily.