Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-10
FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The senate reassembled
to-day. The president by seniority de-
ivered an address eulogizing Gambetta
and Gen. Chanzy. An adjournment was
taken until Thursday for the election of a
presidential bureau.
PARIs,J an. 9.--Gen. Horix Devaldan, chief
of staff to General vinoydring at the siege
of Paris, and signatory to the capitulation
of that city IN the Franco-German war,
died Saturday of apoplexy on hearing of
the death of General Chanzy. -
PARIS, Jan. 9.-It is stated that the news
paper Chatnair, which on the day of Gam
bettas funeral contained an attack on
Germany, will be prosecuted at the request
of the German ambassador.
PARIS, Jan. 9.-Gambetta's father tele-
graphed to-day to President Grevy request
ing him to send Gambetta's body to Nice.
A delegation has gone to Nice to endeavor
to induce his father to alter his decision.
The Republican Union has opened sub
scription for a monument to Gambetta.
In the chamber of deputies M. Guichard,
acting president, feelingly alluded
he said, was a great misfortune to the re-
public. He appealed to the Republicans
of France to preserve their concord.
The autopsy proved that Gen. Chanzy's
death was due to the bursting of a blood
vessel in his head during sleep.
LYONS, Jan. AT the trial of the an
archists to-day, all complained of vexa
tious treatment in prison, which the prose
cutor denies. Several made profession of
revolutionary faith. In consequence of
rumors of outrages meditated at the tria
the police have taken extraordinary pre-
cautions.
Prince Krapolkine was among those ex-
amined. He unhesitatingly admitted that
he had always labored to consolidate the
anarchist party and diffuse anarchist
ideas. He denied the right of the French
tribunal to canvass his actions while out
of France. He avowed his cooperation in
the creation of the International associa-
ton. When his party had to choose be-
tween extinction or resort'to dynamite, he
would, he declared, employ the latter.
He admitted he was charged to
represent the Lyonnese foundation of the
Socialist congress at London; that he had
been expelled from Switzerland on the de-
mand ol Russia for protesting against the
execution of Sophie Perowskaia; and he
had lectured on anarchist principles at
meetings in Lyons and st. Etienne. The
president of the court reproached Krap-
olkine with having violated French hos
pitality. The prince replied that his
object had been to instruct the people. He
had visited Vienna to see anarchists of
whom Reclus told him. The president of
the court read several letters proving Krap-
olkine's connection with pronounced an
archists in Lyons and vicinity.
PARIS, Jan. 9.-The Suez canal works
committee adopted the directors pro-
gramme for the improvement of its canal
The estimated cost is 23,0O0,0O0 francs.
. Mr.. Brisson was, to-day, reelected presi-
dent of the chamber of deputies.
PARIs, Jan. 9.-The mayor Of Cahors
opened a subscription fund for a monu-
ment to Gambetta.
The Republican senators propose to is
sue an address to the country on Gambet-
ta's death.
A greater crowd than on Sunday visited
the cemetery of Pere la Chaise to-day to
see the floral crowns piled on the vault
where Gambetta's remains are deposited.
The suspension of the expedition to
Tonquin until reports are received from
Commander Riviere, is the direct eonse-
quence of Gambetta's death. Commander
Riyiere is an intimate friend OF the lady
whose name is in all the papers, and who
persuaded Gambetta to prompt the gov
ernment to make foray into Tonquin.