Omaha daily bee., 1883-01-29
The Collapse of the French
Ministry and Probable DiSSO-
luton Of tho Chambers.
Grevy Decides to Send the
Radicals Home for Ed
dorsements.
Davitt Appeals TO Gledstono Fer n
Final Blew at Landlc rd,sm,
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

Special Dispatches to TnE BSE
RESIGNATION oFTHE FRENCH MINISTER'S
PARIS, January 2S 49, Pfesiden,
Grevy has accepted the Resignation of
the ministers. Fallieres and Jules
Ferry are comforting with the presi.
dent about a new ministry.
President Grevy remaf ked: 81 am
firmly resolved on dissolution. No.
body can govern the country with the
present chamber of deputies.
The London Times says: The resip.
nation of tho French cabinet exhibits
a catastrophe which threatens the DO.
liticsl arrangements of the country
and renders the substitution of a more
powerful ministry q matter of exceed.
ing difficulty.
EGYPTIAN NOTES,
ALEXANDRIA, January 2S.-Seven
persons convicted of murders in Tan.
tab, in July last, will be hanged the
present week.
The smaller half of the legislative
council will be nominated by the khe-
dive. The remainder will be chosen
by a system of double election.
DEATH OF AN AUTHOR.
LONDON, January %. Frederick
Martin, formerly iCarlyle Amenuesis,
aud proprietor of "The IStatesman's
Year Book" is dead.
THE PoRTE's REPLY
to Grsnville's circular requests the
conference to reasonable.
Bishop S lther, Ct Aberdeen and
Orkney, Is dead.
GAMBETTA's PAPERS.
The seals on Gsmbetta's papers
we're removed to-day. The papers
contain cop;ous notes on the subjectlof
the reorganization OF the army.
HI ANARCHISTS.
Lyons Is III a state of excitement
over the rnmor that anarchists intend
to storm the prison st. Paul, where
Prince Kropotkine Is confined. Troops
and police are posted In the peighbor.
hood of the prison and other pre-
cautions have been taken.
THE DUBLIN AssAssINs.
1t is believed the government is In
possession of information which will
bring home the guilt of completely 10
the Phoenix park murders to at least
two of the prisoners before the magis.
trate, Saturday.
A CHANCE o GLADSTONE.
Davitt, In q speech at a meeting Of
the National League In Dublin said
eff Gladstone could give q legislative
blow to lsndlordism his name would
be revered by every generation O.
liberated Victims"
H BRITISH SHIP NARwHAL,
from San Francisco October 4th, TO
Queenstown, has put into Falmouth
She has been aground. Five of tn,
crew have been arrested for assault
ing q sailor suspected of having givei
Information in regard to a fcufl
which occurred on the paesage TO
tween an officer and a man during
which a gun was exploded woundin.
the latter. The eff ,ers were com
pelled to carry arms during the voy
age.
STEAMER WRECKED.
The steamer wrecked near Swsnse
was the Agnes Jack from Sardinia
with lead. Witnesses Of the diaas.e
Jaw the crew of twelve men swept fror
tho mast. The steamer was out O
reach of rockets and unapproachabl
by boats. All hands perished, includ
ing the captain, who stripped to swir
ashore.
NOTES.
Oonvicts on Hsnebo wlino island
near Cork, attacked the wardens an,
badly beat the police. The militar
1uelled the mutiny after several pris
oners were hurt.
DeRoulede, founder Cf the patrio!i
league ii France, just recovered fror
o wound received in a duel, vas yc,
terday again wounded ia q duol with
journalist.
A French seropeu5 was killed bytb
collision of his balloon with hous
tops in S pain.
The Uni4n boot and shoe ~lasters {
Montreal, for q long time on a strike
resumed work on the employers term
to-day.