The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-28
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LONDON JAM 2O.-The queen arrived |
In L1rdon to-day frOm Windsor cattle. /
She drove from railway station to Buck |
tnghAm palace In Al open carnage and |
received "a ovation a.ong the route. |
Her majesty who Il IN excellent health. |
viii open parliament In person to-mor-
row.
Tbs procession viii contain eight
state carriages. Her majesty will be es-
coEted by the household cavalry. The |
royal party VIII leave Buckingham pal |
acs ct 1880 p. N. the route will be |
along the Mall, past st. James |
park, and the Horse Guards TO White
hall. then through Parliament street 10
the house Of commons. The Queen will
slight at the peer entrance 10 the house
of loros. Guards of honor and troops
Will be stationed along the route A sa-
lutte Of twenty-one guns will be fired
on the arrival OF her msjesty at
Westminster. The queen Will be at
tended BY purservants, heralds. knights
| of armor, gentlemen of arms, yeomen,
page, grooms &C., according to the cus-
Tom OF medieval times. In the house of
lords. the queen will sit on the throne,
the prince of Wales On her night with
the princess OF Wales. Lord Salis-
bury. az the lord chancellor, will reao
the speech,
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
LoNDoN, Eng, January 21-
The Queens speech to the English
parliament, delivered to-day, contains
| The following allusion {, irish affairs
Il have seen with deep sorrow q renewal
Of the attempt to excite the people of
| Ireland TO hostility against the leglsla-
tive uuion between that country and
/ Great Britain, and am resolutely oppos>
ed to any disturbance of that fundamen
tai law In resisting it, am convinced
that shall Ue heartily supported by my
/ parliament and my people. The social,
no less than material condition of that
country, engages my anxihus attention.
Although there has been during the
last year no marked increase in serious
crime, there is IN many places concerted
resistance 70 the enforcement of legal
obligations, and regret that the
practice of organized intimida-
ton continues to exist have caused
every exertion to be used for the punish
ment of these crimes, and no effort will
be spared on the part of my government
TO protect my subjects in the exercise of
their legal rights in the enjoyment of
individual liberty"
"If, as my information leads me to ap-
prehend, the existing provisions of the
, Law should prove inadequate to cope
, 1 Will LuCcC kLOHlnk ONlAos 9uAIl 1OOh
with confidence to your willingness 70
invest my government with all necessary
! power"
AN AMERICAN EXPELLED
KEEL. Jan 21.-Peter Jepsen, belong
lug To Petersburg, Menard county, Hi
! nois, has been expelled from the country
!. by the German authorities Mr.. Pen
I dleton, the United States minister, hs
protested against the expulsion, but hi.
protest was uDavailing.
TOO COSTLY.
CAIRO. Jan. 22.-MoBkhlar Pasha
= Turkish commissioner in Egypt hH
g proposed that Turko Egyptian arm.
Il be organized for the defense of Egypt il
place of the English army now in tn
y country, rs the latter army is too costl
y burden tor Egypt In view of her limit
o ed revenues.
'e WILL NOT RESIGN,
g. PARIS Jan. % The cabinet will nc
l resign IN const quence of the vote in III
p chamber of deputies yesterday, but wi
is wait until Rochetort's bill has rescbe
is the committee stage, when it is hops
the measure will be elected.
20 THE QUEENS SYMPATHY.
81 LONDON, JX0 21.-While the royS
8, procession was returning to BuckiDg
ID ham palace horse ridden by a troops
70 kicked a boy who was standing On III
t. edge OF The pavement. The queen, VIII
N was an eve witness of the accident. in
lie mediately stopped the procession an
9, inquired as to the extent of the lAd's II
he juries. On being told that they wei
It. not serious. her majesty resumed hC
o. honeward journey.
FEARS OF DYNAMITE.
LONDON. Jan. 23.-The police author
tiles are again taking extraordinary p
Re cautions to guard against the pOssIbil
a ty of dynamite outrsges, The guards
r. the principal buildings were doubled Il
day and there are indications of unusu'
police vigilance in every quarter. Il
asserted that this activity on the part {
en the police is occasioned
ee the fact that the authnritit
n become cognizant of threats of violenC
uttered IN consequence of the unsati'
a factory character of that porto
I'd of the queens speech Teferrin
Id To the Irish question. It Is said ais
IL that to day Is the anniversary of the e!
plosions at Westminster hall and II
g. Tower of London and some apprehe
sd sion has been felt lest the day should I
81 siGnslizcd by the renewal of the on
n RACES The cabinet council Is in sessiO
this afternoon and extra policemen Al
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