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Republicanism stirs Up
a Tempest.
Every Dynastic Pretender Or.
dered to "Lave the Coun-
thry" Instanter.
The Crisis in Turkish Affairs Ra D.
idly Approaching
A Variety OF Important News from
All Quarters.
ARREST OF NAPOLEON.
,acial p,snatch to truk RIu

ARREST OF NAPOLEON.
special dispatch TO rns BHs
A NAPoLEoNIc SUCCESSOR.
PARIS, January ~. - rhe Figuo
publishes manifesto prcfessedlv is.
sued By Prince Napoleon (Plon Plop)
critcizing the present situstion anu
claiming the Nspoleonio inheritance.
NAPoLEoN ARRESTED.
PARIS, January ~ Prince Napo.
leon W as arrested this afternoon and
conducted to the ooncierserie.
SUSTAINING THE MInI,TRY.
PARIS. January 16 I'm the cham.
bers of the deputies, Johnbois, Bona.
partist, interpellsted the COVER" ont
on the subject Of the arrest of Prince
Napoleon. He said the issue Of the
manifesto was simply pIess otf,noe.
The prince, he declared, is only exer.
cis,ng his Iigh,p, and Devss, mimic Ger
of justice, had exceeded his authority
in causing the princes nrr,s.
xsM. Dsves lepiied that the mani.
testo had not only b5eu published
but plscarded. THIS tAcs had heen
brought to tho attention of the Judi.
oiary authorities, who, IN the ,xer g
of rhe complete freedom of action
they possessed, had issued the warrant
for the arrest of the prince Dawes
added the matter would, in due course,
come bef IRE the tribunal. The gov.
ernment was firmly resolved to seo
that the law was strictly observed by
all citizen of the republic, not exoeps.
ing Prince Jerome.
Fioquet (cepublicar vice president
of the chamber, brought forward a
motion prohibiting the presence in
France or Algeria If any msmbers oi
former French dynasties.
Martin Feuillie, rel ublican, moved
the order of the day, approving the
action of the government In regard to
Prince Napoleon, The motion was
adopted, AT to 80
Bissaccia said no was anxious to
separate the personality of klngs and
princes from the preaont incident.
Loud protests followed this remark
and tho president If the chambel
ruled the words "kirgsIand '.prinosa'
were unconstitutional. Urgency wa
then voted for Fioqnessse Ter l]Rhsion, s2'
Eayes 20 ll2 nayes, r.s
THE rsIscR Irfs sfygv
p,ssrh hsit a. ,,isii NJ IN,
Temps interviewed =, 0hos Napoleol
to day On the subj jse5ot his rnanifeato
The prince said he had issued tn,
manifesto because everything wa
going wrong In France. The repub
lie had proved it's incapscity for gov
erning. 1t had not received the sane
tion of the popular vote. Republic
ans wero wrong ia not having re
sorted to plebiscite fsw years ago
ntbey would have received D, COO
600 suffrsges. Prince Napoleon dC
MED that ne had any personal intersl
In the matter. He said he believe
that under the present system tn
executive was governed chiefly b
local interests. He should like to sc
at the head OF the republic man {
the nation, eiec.I d by the nation, as i
the United States, Let the peopl,
said the prince, appoint Grevy if the
pleased, bnt az aly rate free the exst
utiye feom tho il ithuence Of deputi,
elected by mere droadissements Wit
the present chamber of deputies
was impossible to hope for anythiu;
Gambetta had failed to imbue 1t Wit
principles of the government and whel
he had failed none could hope to SUI
ceed. Prince Napoleon denied th'
he aimed at personal power, the c.
existence which with liberty of IL
press, liberty Of association and pa
liamentary control Uas, J
said, impossible. If Count L
Chambord were to attemI
to ascend tho throne, he prince N
polaon) would be the first to seizs
musket and mount the barricade
The prince said he believed that pa
liamentary regime was only pra
ticable under institutional moi
archy. He was convinced of the pc
feet legality of his manifesto. Con
petent persons, he said, had approve
its terms and had / fiji rmed that pl
csrding 1t was legal.
AN OLD HAND.
Police Official Clement, who q
) rested Prince Jerome, is the san
officer who arrested Prince Nspolec
, at the house Of Maurice Rechard,
1879. Prince Jerome was subjeott
to an interrog gatory by thejudge d'i
structlon in his own house. He a
? kuowledged having written the man
: festo. He is charged with haviI
committed an &C, tending to chani
the form of government.
. Jerome's manifeato was plscarded
5 the province, and also In Faurbur
8 st. Antoine, at Hallen and Bellevill
{ Some of those who read the msnifes
A tore it down, while others laughed
contempt. 1t Is estimated that {, ,0I
bills were posted. Twenty six b
posters were arrested while posti
h. tho bills, eleven of them on the
nunciation OF workmen. They we
= released after giving their names a
addresses.
4 THR oFFENsE
;. is criminal one and punishable
o detention in fortress. Some scar
WAS made for nominating doc
ments but none were found. No sei
were affixed to the princes papel
'' During the interview he coolly smok
cigarette and asked permission