Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
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PARIS, June 28.--prlnee Victor and az
teen Of his most prominent adherents,
including Marquis Nolttte aud Baron |
Hansmann, sailed to-day for Brussels |
The traiu bearing the party left slowly |
amid cries Of iViye Ia empereur,' and |
reverse shouts OF "Vive la republique,' |
and some Kissing. Several persons were
arrested.
The count Of Paris, his son and SUITE,
will arrive at Newbri1go Wells, Epgland,
on Friday and will take up their resi-
dpnne there. The count vii, issue a
manifesto protesting against his cSpul-
sion aud outlining the monarchial pro-
gramme
John BmGuv HEARD FROM
LONDON. June 23.-7Iohn Bright IN 81
letter 20 Caine, member of parliament
for Barrows Inverness, who acted as a
! whip for the Chambetlalnites In OPPOSE
| ton to the home-Tnle bull, says ~ hope
to see YOU stand for reelection and think
you Will win"
Mr.. Bright denoupces the action OF the
| Liberal caucuses In trying 10 transform
members OF the house OF commons into
simple delegates aud insisting upon their
sub oTdlnatipg their principles to the IN
| tcrests ri party OF party leader.
Al meeting OF Midlothian Conserya-
tiyes to-day It was decided not Ia contest
the district against Mr. Gladstone
THE INSTANTANEOUS.
LONDON, June "a. The following cable
message was received to-day from
Timothy Harrington, NJ. F., secretary Of
the Land league 10 Ireland;
To Patrick Eagan, Lincoln, Neb. Far.
nell authorizes me 10 state that an I'M.
portant delegation will attend the Chi
cago convention TO assure the American
league Of our warmest thanks for oontin-
uous glorious support.
Signed, TIMOTHY HARRINGTON.
PRINcK NAPOLEON.
PARIS, June % Prince Napoleon
started for Geneva this evening. He was
accompanied by number Of friends TO
the railway Btation, where a large con-
course OF people hsd assembled. No
demonstration, however, was attempted
Prince Victor. at reception before start
ing for Brussels, said; "Do not expect
vain protest from me. A people
sometimes takes upon itself 10 open IT.
door TO an exile | remain y repre-
sentative Of tie empire rs The Napoleons
constituted it tayor a hrm authority,
the equality OF all citizens and respect for
all creeds. BE assured that whatever
call duty may make shall not be i7und
wanting IN the iulfillment Of the duty
owe democracy. An revoir."
sTRrHENs plDS'T wRrrE H.
LoNpoS, June 28.-It naging beeD
suggested thst James stephens, cx-headr
cent r, was the author Of The Feplaa
manifesto published ~ tho Times Jobn
4. Clancy, w. r., sent dispa ga 70
, Stephens asking Tor Information on Tie
subject. stephens replied lh4t be knew
nothing concerning the mauifestoi adding
be hoped Parnell wonld be successful Ia
his efforts ia behalf Of Ireland.
HURST INTO TRANS.
: PARIS, June 23.--When Count PARTS re-
eeiyed the result u the division on the
! expulsion bill his eou and the duke 81
Charles, who were with him, burst Into
tears The inhabitants Of the city collected
/ In gronps on the street TO discuss the sit
uatlon.
suNMARiIS CONVICTED.
ri DUBLIN, June % Numerous persons
J were snmmarily convicted At 81 go TO-
1 day Of participation in the recent riCit
} there. Others were committed Tor lrlal
: al the assizes.
4 NOT ANNEXED.
! BRIsBANE, June 28.-Tne commander
I OF her maiesty's ship undine, which has
I lust arrived from the New Hebndes, re.
ports that no formal annexation Of, o.
protectoraie over, the New Heorides bad
, been proclaimed by the French when the
undlne left those Islands.