The Portland daily press., 1883-11-19
FOREIGN.
Farther Details of the Attempted Assassin
alton of M Ferry.

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aoh Oh M Ferry'
PARIS, Now ia great commotion was
produced in the Chamber of IDENTITIES yester
dav oftor,oo, h, +ha onnonroa,,a,+ +ba+ ON
10Y "i'oinoon W 'no ahhoonoonionO 'n"' an
attempt mad been made upon the lie oil Pre-
mier Jules Ferry M Camescasse prefect Of
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meanihg OF tne rumor. AS ne was crossing tne
sale des Pas Perdus dispatch was handed to
him stating that his presence at the Office of
tho co,,, :, ;sso;.o =. III. - c-..,.
a.t.o,,aa = So ~ 10 pS.'o' .u0 o oaoo'
ateacheo 10 the malrie' would Dc desirable
The following details of the case are related by
an usher of the ministry of public instructions.
who belned to d;sarn, the ,,o,Id- -ho r,,raar.r
:, Ns ~ Se~--, - u,uo.o.
"a VI retry' oeVeral times yesterday young
man presented himself at the ministry asking
to have personal interyisw with the president
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o.Ao r. ~, no "hain p'ooon-
teu himself, and, on being asked whether he
had received letter OF audience, he replied
that ne had not, but that the natnre OF his bus
mess made private conversation necessary.
Nj. Leroy, private secretary of M. Jules Ferry,
then came forward and the young man said
Il again repeat that have no need of a de-
mand for an audience. am here as the repre-
sentative OF a group OF Socialists OF Lille, and,
when people have at their command as much
dynamite and nitro-glycerine as we have on
passepartout." M. LEROY then told the usher.
NJ. fhil0ert, to conduct the young man out of
the building. The young man made believe go
away, out remained lew minutes In the cour
d'hoDneur, and, prohting by the arrival OF sew
eral Visitors, Shipped behind them, intending
10 reacn tne capinet minister. UnoDserved BY
the usher, ne entered the library, which he
had mistaken Tor M. Ferry's cabinet Finding
no other issue, ne passed back again through
the door by which he had entered, when he
was again met by M. Ph1libert, and again
asked to leave the building. On this the youth
changed his tune, and said, excitedly: 81
came here to see M. Jules Ferry and to kill
Sim; q as can, klI MIN, l VIII XII you.
ravoSsr "a nianaS ,ha ,ri no ;,sst oa nc
ptease y, ~. InhIoert. very luckiiy, peiore
ne Gouio nre, M. fnlloert managed 10 close
WIN MIN, ana ootn rolled, sirnggling, on the
noor In moment several ohclais ana visit
OTIS threW themselves upon tne utn, and, a.
e.r cohslneraole resistance, managed TO disarm
nln. Inc young man then drew two pieces OF
paper from MS pocket, which he quickly pat
mt his mouth One piece he swallowed be-
fore anybody could prevent him. A portion OF
tae second piece was saved. 1t was bis register
OF olrth, and on the saved scr ~ was read: !" No
.to hoxuenau. no Was taken 70 .ne s.seion OF
~ . p ~ ioaueu sia a.
nr.a;S was iounu upon niln, anu 20
hs1 :..S go HaoS' vuo . ~ s'l ool'iniSea-
ay, .;y, ~ nrefo nns pr'soner, wnlie
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on TonS,o,' n0 az. a.smeleu h @ 'nas nis IaTe was
~, 10 49, 1nu snAI J no was nassso VI Hague
tha. au, 20 LIS 'lauo 10 o9giarSo 70 %
onas u 5 1aAe, .,, nau Deeh
~ nv a oronn Of AnareS;stS I Tba Dan1o Da,oS ~
the prisoner in no way betokened INSANITY. al
though % appeared to be under the influence
of iquor. This NAV have been rroduced nv
excitement. After being interrogated by the
prefect of police Courieu was taken off TO the
depot of the perfecture
Later inquiry into the antecedents. of Courieu
develops the fact that he is not a madmsn but
a fanatic holding ideas of violent nature.
De Lesseps ON the suez Question.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 17.-In an address deliver
ed IN the town all yesterday. NJ de Lessons
Ssiu S Una. :, seconu canaI across tne Istnmus OF
SUE na oouiu oniy % constructed al!ngsloe tne
- paosIn' ,I one, WIN z ioefai margin intervening
M lor ,1s serengen OF eacn: one OF tne canals
o,ha ta "a u'ou ioa SIPS uounu w. anu .no
Th;. ~, Losu.s sivnl' lne neu s,1s oes'
oni., Thos Sho on,y soauson ~ 'ls presens uin
anara5 - III ~ lsuo s1o nrns oanai were
- ,oa. 49, " .,ios.', sno seoou ne "ao roauy
Impossible to do so in q snrit that wonld inn
poverish the sharahol ders
M.,cursrnn NJ. ~ r,.. -. .,
and eha 1,hano nh. hsr ~ NY o1anon
-asantaS "aS.S y. ~ ns 20 u Manoneseel
m aa ,h auaaess 70 M oe Lesseps .ooay
that confersnca of ano;nasrs % wonIS hs ''H hs1d
in d nc shorsIa - h;. i - "Seio ~ ~ "? =? noiS
nronos;t;or ~ sr;dan ~ GU CO. 70 S %
secnra den,b of ws,a .o9 of for Oaaa. anu 70
also nromised that tbo cnnfarS,,oa ,.n,,I, 0
slider the question of canal dnas
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Dea'n OF Nosed hsadicai.
,nELGhADE, NOV. 10 M. theodore VItah,
csntln arrastaS saa iauiIaa p olSam; le
S;aS ;oSan IN ,ha fo.na pJey h IA 'i9 lepei,iop'
tnsad sooJS - anoo ~ Sss. 5or "a e uaI le
mant Otbsr ,oa,hors os 10y y, Hs ;t
Ia - ~ onauS III sue IoI,ress'
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LONDON, NOV H.-Ihe Morning Post says
1t lesrns that the government OF China having
manifested readiness to accept English medi-
alton upon the questions at issue with France,
M Ferry, Prime Minister and Acting Minister
OF Foreign Affairs Of France, has Motif d M.
Waddington, the French Ambassador to Eng