Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-17
IN EUROPE.
POLITICAL AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS,
| The condition of Things In France-Aotlng
| Theoretically Against tAgItators-mat
tu nther kcurupean states


The condition of Things In rrance-Acting
| Fpergeticaiiy Against AgItators-mat
tors In other European states.
The French government has resolved to
act cuergetically against all agitators. Ihe
manager OF the Drdpedu Noir, an Anarch.
ist journal of Lyons, has been arrested and
similar measures towards proprietors OF
papers of q like character are expected TO
DO enforced in Paris. .
The cabinet has adopted the proposal Of
Admiral Peyron, minister of marine and OF
the colonies, to create a superior council
for the colonies, TO be composed OF oO
members.
The 7elegrdpEe says Admiral Peyron
intends to give Catholic missions an i'm
portant part in the system OF colonial ex-
tension. rs ho considers that Catholic
missionaries may render important ser
vice.
, A dispatch from Saigon to the GduIois
states that Dr.. Harmand, the French vile
commissioner, has offered to go TO Pekin
and resume negotiations with tho Chinese
I government upon the Tonluin question.
, Prior TO his departure from Rome for
Paris, the papal nuucio TO France, received
instructions from the Vatican relative to
tho attitude that he is to adopt toward the
different political parties in that country
He is directed to observe strict neutrality.
\ H,o, Prevented.
The league meeting at Rosslea, County
Fermauagh, Ireland, Tuesday, was ad
| dressed by Messrs. Healy, sullivan and
Biggar, members Of Parliament. The
rival professions of Otangemen and Ma
tioualis.s formed in line ut noon. Mr..
Davitt, who had been expected to attend,
was absent 4 meeting of Orangemen
S was held at the same time. A collision
4 between them and the Parnellites was pre-
r vented however, by force of police and
soldicry. The OrauGemen, at their meet
, ing, resolved tO do their utmost to resist
i the attempt TO place Ireland under the
!, government OF murderers and rebels,
The Orangemen were headed and led by
: Lord Rossmore. Mr.. Healy, accompanied
- by several other prominent Natioualists
was present.
E the Liberal Conference.
C The Liberal conference has begun il.
# annual sessions at Leeds, England. Mr.
John Morley, NJ. p, for Newcastle on
Tyne. will preside over its deliberations
= Mr.. John Bright and Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlain, president of the board of trade
y are to participate in the proceedings. The
s programme of the subjects 10 DO consider
:. ed includes the extension of the franchise
reform of the government of the city o.
. London and OF the counties, equalization
of the county and borough franchise,
woman suffrage, redistribution of the
= seats in Parliament, and al improved reg
f istration ofvOters aud of the methods o
h voting.
spsin's Note TO the Powers.
The Madrid Liberal states that the Mar
quis de Ia Vega de Armijo, late minister o
= | ell m ha ,,st nt.
5 to the powers narrating the occurrence:
? that took place upon the occasion o
King Alfonso's arrival in Paris, aud stat
ing that when the king reached the
Spanish embassy after being insulted il
, the strests, hottie Marquis de la Vega
de ArmijO-telegraphe to the government
at Madrid, asking whether the king should
leave Paris Immediately. aud that the
government answered Yes"
sIavs Fighting Magyar.
: y sauguinary fight has occurred a
Maya, Upper Hungary, between Slav
q and Maggars. Troops were called out an
o were compelled, before they could que
the disturbances, tc fire upon the rioters
Order was restored with much difficulty
The escutcheons, with bi-lngual inscrii
- tions on the government buildings q
d Agram, have been officially removed, an
a replaced without any inscription.
III NJ. Grsvys successor.
y Advices recoiyei in New York say I'll
= belief is prevalent in French diplomat
circles that the Due d 'Aumale will succee
~ NJ. Grevy to the presidency of the Freuc
$, republic, aud that the establishment of al
u. Orleans dynasty in France will speedil,
ir follow. On the other hand. it is uudei
.. stood there that Prince Napoleon (Plo
J plDDl nrnnhpgiaz n anaalv Nd g.,
10 revolution which will eud by placing hir
c, upon the throne Of France.
1y American Pork In France.
le Prime Minister Ferry, in his speech
-, Havre, France, Monday, foreshadow wed Il
. withdrawal by France of the present en-
10 barge upon the importation of America
II. bacon.
be \ Dance In tho LDadou Docks
III Ia order to show that dancing can
ir. enjoyed without drinking, aud that I,
nj spectacle young people may have a ne
=" meaus of Amusement weekly daCciu
TO class has been established in connectic
,e. with the 81. Agatha's Working Men
Il club in the parish OF st. Peters Loudc
rl Docks, which is now attracting iutere
~ from the recent judgment Of Lord Peni
Ill ance against Mr.. Mackonochie. On a
I'm riying, tho usual prepolderanee of Il
$50 ialr sex, and the groups OF shee
ire ish young men round the door
va remind Que of Westand dane
~, aud when the fiddle strikes up there
oi the familiar difficulty in gettir
eS. most of the men 10 dance at all, and /
,si. usual proud consciousness Of their powe
on the faces OF the few men who G.
dance, and who are thus lords of tho 81
uation. But there the resemblance l.
=, tween East and West End ceases, and VIII
ID dancing begins difference Of tastes is
s." once perceptible Every other dance
see the programme is a square daucs, aud n
only are quadrlles and lancers large
-. patronized, but more elaborate series
'He figures Alberts ,Caledonians the CiTcassi
lVil circle, and other combinations-aro 90
through with manifest pleasure. Ipste
nks of supper, lemonade and ginger beer are
,Id sale at o table in corner of the roo
-" which the young men gallantly offer
their partners between the Dances
hat curious feature of the entertainment Is I
lud absence of chaperons. An old, or even
nile middle aged, woman is not to be seen I
grls generally arrive in couples, and see
perfectly able to take care of themsely,
in The usual seats of chaperons round I
uz room arc filled with dockyard lahore