Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-19
EapOl0On'S Philippe Continues
the Chief Topic Of French
Talk.
The Irish Giaut Faces His & C.
cusera i'll the Courts of
Dublin.
Am arica's I'D {, tho Flood Suf-
ferers Thankfully Received
In Gei many.
Hundreds of the Poor OF Iceland Ship
pad to this Country.
DANiTT IN COURT

peared before the queens bench divis.
ion to-day. The court room was deuse-
ly crowded. Many members # the
ladies league and Mrs. Healy were
present. The judges decliued Dsvitt's
request to be allowed to question SAB.
Inspector Seymour. He also laid tho
inform ,tion against him. DAvitt
oontended his speech at Navan did not
justify the charges Of melting to law.
lessness. The principles he advocated
did not interfere with the a1ministrs.
ton or observance Of law. He had
urged immediate relief for the dis.
tiessed. The same subieci was alluded
to q few d .ys after wards in the queens
speech. Punishment on suspicion
wss abhorrentto English law, and such
proceedings are calculated to brirg the
bench into dispute. His speech did q
public service. He was ready to stand
by it al reported in The Freeman
Journal; that report differed from the
report of the iuformers. He asked
the application be dismissed.
Healy then addressed the court. He
oontended his speech was no more di.
rected against the constituted author.
ity than was Cobden's against tina
corr laws or G!adstone's against Bal.
garia. He concluded by saying all
liberty which had been gained III Ire.
land had been gained by agitation.
The court reserved judgment pending
perusal OF the atidavits in the cases.
HELPING THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
BERLIN, January l8 In the reich
stag to day the president announced
he had received from the Germans re-
siding in 81, Louis, Mo-, and Louis.
vile, KY, 80, 900 marks and 16. O00
marks respectively, for distribution to
sufferers by the floods. Dr.. Kapp
proposed to express to the doners the
thanks of the house, which was agreed
to With loud applause.
PAUPER EMIGRATION.
GALWAY, January Is. Five hun.
dred applications were made to the
board OF guardians for assistance to
emigrate. The Beaver Line Steam
ship company eff ,red to tas 9 e~migrants
direct from Galway to America at re-
duoed rates.
QURBEC's CONGRESS.
QUEBEo, January Is The legisla.
ture opened to-day with the usual
oeremonies. In the speech from the
throne the governor refers to the
happy termination of the Egyptian
campaign. Hs announce the govern
ment will give special attention to
colonization and primary schools. f,
NAPoLEoN's MANIFESTO.
PARIS, January Is In the cham
Der of deputies to-day, d Ornano,
Bonapartist, declared he had himself
posted Prince Napoleon's manifesto
and gave notice of an Interpolation
against violation by the government
of the laws Ct 1881 relating to placards.
Lockroy, republican, viii on Saturday
ask the minister OF war whether he
Intends the Orleans princes shall re-
tain their military commands. The
cabinet council resolved to bring for
ward a bill In the deputies authoriz nc
the government to take proper meas
ures Ia the event of publioatiyn here
after of the manifestos of ~pretenders.
M Fallieries, minister Of the inte-
rior, announced that the government
would on Saturday introduce a bill
providing for tho suppression of all
manifestations on the part of preten-
ders to the French throne. Fallieries
moved that meeting of the bureau,
fixed for Saturday to discuss Floqu,t's
motion, be deferred until Tuesday,
that the bureau might simultaneously
examine the governments bill and
that proposed by FIoquet's motion.
Carried.
EsrA BLIsHED LIvINGs.
LONDON, January 1 .-Canon Wilk.
inson has been appointed to the bish.
opric of Truro, to fill the vacancy &C.
casioned by the appointment of Bishop
Benson to the arohbishopric Ct Can.
terbury.
DERBY's TAFFY.
Lord Darby, replying to congratu,
lations of the high commissioner fol-
Canada, said it was difficult to avoid
the language of exaggeration In speak
ing of the future of Canada and
Australia,
THE PRINCES EXCITED.
PARIS, January Is Princess Ma
thilde and Prince Louis, whom Primes
Jerome has repeatedly expressed Q
wish to see, have not been admitted
into the eonciergierie. Prince jerome
was allowed to see advocates and al
most of his political friends are law
yers he can see nearly all of them
Duc deAumile was visibly disturbed
when he heard of Flcquet's bill,
News Of Prince Jerome'si action
caused a great sensation Ia the house
hold Of Count de Chambord.
ROW IN THE PALACE.
LONDON, January l8.-Various &C
counts from Constantinople state tha'
there was an aftray on Saturday
between two regiments OF the palac
guards, one OF them composed 0
Albanians aud the other of Africa
Arabs, between whom bitter heredi
tary jealousy exists. About 80 of thu
~oombstants were killed or wounded
Nothing political IN tho affair.
GLADSTONE AT CANNES.
CANNES, January Is, -GladstoU
arrived to-day. He was met al IN
depo. by the mayor and Lord Wolver
tou.
COUNT DE PARIS
Left for Paris when he heard of tn
vote in the gambler of deputies In re
gard to p~retenders to the Frenc
throne in order to consult with hi