Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-19
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A Kind Act.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1.-THE multitude
plowed Parnell's farm yesterday.
Conc with His Master.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Princess Secre-
tary, Baron Belunett, goes to prison
with him.
Dlsqules In France.
PARIS, Jan. 1S.-A slight Bonapartist
demonstration was made before Primo
Jerome's residence yesterday, and
shouts of "Vive le Prince" were raised.
Several Of the participants were arrest
ed. but released after their names and
addresses were taken.
The newspaper La France has request
ed the government to inform the ooun-
try il the news which has been current
some weeks, relative to tho organization
of civil war in the west of France, with
the help Of tho Catholic Workmeu's
Club, is incorrect. 1t ia affirmed that
the Minister Of the Interior is possessed
Of precise information in regard to this
subject.
An EFror, Perhaps.
BERLIN, Jan. 18.-The arrest Of Prince
Napoleon In regarded a. mistak,. Too
much importance is believed to be at
taohed to the Princes personal power.
70 search Suspects.
|. PARIS, Jan. 18.-It is asserted that
search warrants will be issued for domi-
ciliary visits at the houses of several in
timate friends of Prince Jerome Bona
parts.
Causing nilarity.
v~r -Iso-~k~A a. TIA
Daily Netrs from Paris says the mani
feste of Prince jerome created more hi
lafity than anger. Newspaper squibs
on the subject are endless.
Floquet's bill was discussed at the
Cabinet council, and considered too se
we're. Some of the Ministers will not
support it unless il il modified.
Prince Jerome occupies q room in
Prince Murat asked to be permitted to
visit Jerome, but was refused. Prince
Jerome Was integroQated again today.
He denied that he intended to over
throw the Republic. All be wanted, he
plebiscite what the people Thoughts Of it.
He anticipated expulson, but not i'm
prisonment. He Was glad. however, the
-
call attention to the facts asserted in
| the manifesto. As Prince Jerome has
beon annoyed by the crowd looking up
into his windows they have been board
Cd half way up.
The SsasdovTs correspondent learns
on g,ood authority that tho Preeident of
the Council was opposed to Prince Je-
rome being brought before the Court Of
Aasize, and would prefer TO have him
tried by the Seuate.
A Times dispatch says the Radical
Left pronounced almost unanimously
for Floquet's proposal, but in the demO-
cratic Union notice Il given Of an
amendment, giving the Government
power to expel princes. There il every
reason 20 believe that FlOquet's bill will
Be rejected.
opposed g HANGING.
| TlALxn, Ian. l6.-Local Workmen 70
| fuse to erect soadold for the exseu
tion Of Po6 and Barrett, sentenced r.
b. hanged for the murder Of Thomas
Brown. 4arw00d, the exeootionef, hai
arrived, accompanied BY carpenters
from Dublin. Thsy VII construct a
scaffold. Upon the arrival of 4arwood
at limerick, enroute TO Tralee, the 20
lice had great difficulty in protectinG
him from . crowd at the railroad d.
pot
Village Desersyea by . aliAe.
GENEVA, Jan. ia great land slidl
occurred in tbs valley Of FaurRes, and
tho village Of Mara is completely do
stSoyed by enormous quantities OF earth
rocks and trees dialodQed By the reoen
snow storm. Ths movement upon Mar
Was gradual, and the inhabithnts wsr
able 70 effect . hssty fstreat Tn
movement Of the mountain sill contin
90.
D6g Dase.
i LouDoa, JAN l8.-Coopsr 4 Hal
Commission merchants and bankers
failed for t2OW,C00.
Yhe ASltaeor In Couge.
Dnnlu. Jan. I6.-Dayitt appeare'
befose tbs Quesns Bsnch Division "a
day. The Court roam was dsnssl
crowded. Nrs. Haaly and many men
! | hoEo At the loAQua woro pgosent. Tn
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