Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-07
FRANCE.

RANBoIx, France, Nov g. During fire
in q factory here, yesterday, quantity of
benzine exploded killing ten persons and
injuring twenty.
PARIS, Nov. Gin the chamber eff depu-
ties Talandier moved the pardon of Bere-
zoosky, the Pole who June 6, 1867, at
tempted to assassinate the car while rid
ing in Paris with the Emperor Napoleon.
The fire at Ronbiox was in bellies fec
tory. Three hundred persons were en-
ployed and thirty women were working in
the upper stories. The flames caused an
explosion which cut off their escape, and
they leaped from the upper windows.
Number of persons injured, forty. The
| scene of agony witnessed while the vic
| tins were being extricated from the ruins
is described as dreadful.
LYONS, Nov. Anarchists exploded an
nfernal machine in front of the mansion
of wealthy merchant and immense dam
age was done to the building, but no one
hurt.
PARIS, Ncv.-There will shortly be sent
to Tonquin military baggage train, the
horses of which will serve mount infantry.
PARIS, Nov. 5.-It is rumored the Prin-
cess Amelie, the eldest daughter of the
Comte de Paris, will shortly be married
to the Grand Duke Alexis of Russia. The
czar's advisers favor the union, thinking
1t will facilitate the restoration of the
Orleenists and alliance between France
and Russia.
have Just had q conversation with Gen.
Billot, the general who preceded Thibou-
din as minister of war. He expressed
qualification at seeing the post of minis
ter of war finally given to true soldier.
You would not believe" he said, show
much harm has been done our army bv
Gen Fare" Gen. Billot, speaking of the
royalists, said: "Ah Go not deceive your
selves. This will last much longer than
you imagine. But the best thing is to
leave the Republicans to themselves.
Before We had three monarchies
and one republic. Now there are three
republics and one monarchy. l acknovl-
edge that N. Lecempte De Paris played
the grande politique the 9th of August,
1873, and he is reaping the fruits to-day.
You see, monarchy is only possible in
France after great disaster or O terrible
OWL war, and who knews if the nape of
Prince Victor may not then be pitted to
advantage against that of the Compe De
Paris"
you forget, general, Prince Napoleon
"Oh," he answered, 'sthe republic ia
lucky to have him constantly before her. Did
Jon know that the Oompts De Ohsmbord
sounded me very skillfully last January,
and it was done SO clearly and courteously
that it was impossible for me to pat the
interlocutor outside the door Of my cabi-
net. The king accepted all my conditions,
whatever they might be, even had prom
ised to be second after the king But if in
1873 France would not for moment sup
port the Compte De Chsmbord, the chances
certainly were no better in 1883.
Gen. Billot then spoke very eulogis-
tically of Marshal MacMahop, the loyal
soldier to whom France will, he said. one
day, erect statues. He spoke again of
the Orleans princes. 81 certainly expect"
he said, ''to see them one day or another
expelled from France. In February last
I voted for maintaining them in their
rank in the army, reserving the right Of
expulsion only in case they become dan
gerous, and was more liberal than many
others. wish for equality, for ell citi.
zens in the eyes of the law, and so long as
prince does not conspire, why outlaw
him. The tribunals are sufficient to mset
any such emergency as that"