Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-30
French Republicans Vigorously
Pursuing PretenderS to
the Throne.
Chambord's Organ" Statutes
the Development of Mon
archist Conspiracies.
"a Terribly Destructive Storm
Raging on the Coast Of
England.
King Willis ma Letter te the Pope
Countersigned by bi,mnrck,
FRANCE.

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Countersigned by bi,marck,
FRANCE,
Special Dispatches to The BBH.
TIKI NEW MINISTRY.
PARIS, January 80. There is re-
enewed doubt as to what ministers re.
tain their postg under Fallieres. The
reconstructed ministry appeared in the
chamber of deputies to-day. Debate
on the prescription bill commenced.
At a meeting of the cabinet Fallieres
was appointed president of the coun.
Gil and ad interim minister of foreign
affairs. In the chamber of deputies
to day Failleres explained the diverg-
ence of views which led to the resig.
nation of the late ministry. He said
though the ministry wal not com.
pletely formed.
Demun contended that the realcon-
spirators against the government
were the republicans themselves.
Fabre claimed the liberty for the re.
publ, to take legitimate measures In
Its own defense. Robot could not
agree to exceptional measures. "a,
congratulated the outgoing ministry
on it's attitude. The only danger to
the republic was the perpetual crisis
which raised doubts as to the stability
of republican institutions. 1t beloved
the chamber to strengthen the repub.
lie by q temperate and tranquiliztng
course. Floquet said his object was
to protect the republic, threatened by
pretensions that began to have an
effect. Debate adjourned.
The municipal council asked the
project Of police for information of
the alleged monarchist plots. He de-
clined to answer, and the council Of
thirty suppressed the prefecture.
TRUTHFUL ORGAN.
PARIS, January 29.--The Union,
the organ of Count DeChsmbord,
says: "We have too much respect for
truth to deny the existence of a mon.
archial conspiracy, We have enoour.
aged it by speeches and everything, and
salute the development of it with Joy"
JERoME's TRUNKS.
PARIS, January 29.-The new min
istry Is prepared to support Fabre'a
compromise measure. Two trunks
which Prince Jerome removed to
Ternes the day before his arrest have
been discovered. They contain papers
regarded important. Prince Jerome's
counsel addressed to the minister of
justice a strong protest against the
continued imprisonment of the prince.
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
PARIS, January 29.-Jules Ferry
has declined to undertake the forma-
ton of a cabinet, and 1t has been de.
cided therefore to revert to the COM
bination of the ministry under the
presidency Of Fullieres, all the late
ministers, except Duclere, General
Billot an6 Admiral Jaurigaberry re-
tanning their portfolios. Jerrard will
be minister of foreign affairs, Demahy
minister of marine ad interim, and
Bsu6in, minister of a
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
PARIS, January 29.-The Prince
of Wales arrived in Cognito at Cannes
where Gladstone is staying for his
health. Stafford Northcote Is ex.
pected there shortly. Randolph
Churchill is residing near Monte Carlo.
ENGLAND.
Special Dispatches to THE BE
SWEPT INTO A HARBoR.
LONDON, January 29.-The bark
Royal Tar, from Philadelphia for Liv.
erpool, was driven into Penarth
road. The decks were swept and
other damage done.
LONDON, January 29.-The heaviest
floods in the British lake district for
twenty years now prevails. Lake
Dermentwater and Bassinthwaite now
join and a portion of Keswick is sub
merged. Ten bodies were washed
ashore near Penarth. A steamer
foundered with all hands, twenty in
number, near Port Hawl. The vessel
Is supposed to be the steamer Black
Watch, sunk off iMarblehead. TWEEN.
ty-six persons were drowned. She
was 1887 tons and belongs to Cardiff
The storm continues.
A steamer thought to be the
Quebec Ia sighted at sea disabled, A
schooner rugged steamer, 1900 tons.
was wrecked off the Tuscan light. 1t
Is feared the crew Is lost.
AMERICAN TINKERING.
LONDON, January 20-The Times
says; The most uncertain element In
the conditions effecting the value OF
money In 1883 is the action Of tn.
American congress In regard to the
tariff bill and currency legislation.
POUNDS FOR II POLE.
LONDON, January 20.-Leigh Smith
gave the royal geographical society
one thousand pounds In recognition Of
the interest of the society in polar OK.
petitions.
sNUBBISG FRANCE.
LONDON, January 29.-Granville,
foreign secretary, replying to a dis.
patch of the late French minister,
questioning the right of England and
Egypt to withdraw or modify Joint
control, says: "The British govern.
ment Is unable to see anything which
can be considered an engagement by