Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-08
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PARIS, February 7.-Crowds visited the
Hotel Droust to-day TO inspect Sara Bern
hard's jswels, destined for sale.
| FALLIERFs
left bed 10 day for an hour A weeks re.
pose is absolutely necessary for his recovery,
hence he will not be present al the expulsion
bill debate.
SWEEPING CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY,
The sweeping changes in the ministry
makes virtually new Cabinet, which is ex-
| pected TO be gazetted Sunday night 1t is
even said that Gen. Thebaudiu, Minister Of
Wsr, will be the only member of the pres.
emit ministry to remain. Legrand, former
Minister of Marine, is mentioned for Minis.
ter of Foreign Affairs.
| FERRY's PLAN.
Jules Ferry yesterday recommended that
President Grevy expel the Orleans prince
by decree. Grevy hesitated to take such a
course, but it will probably be adopted if a
ministry is formed under Ferry.
| PRINCE KRAPoTKINE ILL.
| Prince Krapotkine is i'll, and has been re-
moved to the in6rmary. He is suffering
from congestion of the brain.
JEROME AS cRow-EATER.
Prince Jerome denies that he aspires 10
the French dynasty by divine right
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
The Rationale says that whatever the vote
in the Senate on the expulsion bill, the Min
lister of War will request the President 10
sign decree placing the Orleans princes in
the army on the retired list.
HoMEwARD BOUND.
NICE, February 7.-Northcote left for
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bury follow Saturday, and Gladstone later.
At the carnival Bigelow, an American, won
the first prize for the carriage most tastefully
decorated with flowers.
Gen. Thebaudfne at Metz.
BERLIN, February 7.-Referring 10 the
discussion in France on Gen. Thebaudine's
conduct at Metz, the Krens Zsitsnq. saws:
tine government is right in deeming il a
matter for the French people and army to
consider whether they willingly accept as
the highest representative of the army a gen.
eral who has broken his word OF honor"
CIaretie's New Play.
PARIS, February 3.-Monsieur Ls Miaistre, a
comedy in i've acts, by Jules Claretie, was
produced last night at the Gymnsse. Ii
only half succeeded. The piece is full of
wit, and one can recognize throughout it the
powerful retouches of Alexandra Dumas.
who has revised it for the author. But it is
not really interesting. II is deficient in
action, and il is difficult TO Il the attention
of the public during five acts by words
merely. 1t should be added that these
words have for the most part political
bearing, and that it is probable they will be
less telling with the audiences of succeeding
representations than with that OF last NIGHT
The misc en- scene was irreproachable. The
Cabinet of the Ministry of the Interior and
the sma all sale des fstes were faithfully repro
duced. All The roles, even the smallest, were
well filed. In that of "Mlle. Kayser," Mile.
Marie Magnier earned the great success of
the evening. From the commencement TO
the end of the piece she sustained the role
with consummate art and grace. Her toilets
were magnificent, having cost nearly $4,000,
without taking into account 500, goo worth
Of diamonds and pearls.
The house was crowded, and among the
noiabilities present were NM. Meissonier, |
Edmund About, Camille Doucet, Henri |
Meilhsc, Ludovic Halevy, d Ennery, Clairip, |
Gen. Fleury, Comte Walewski, Louis Aurat, |