The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-01-14
rJKE1en NEWS.
M. AND yEsUITs.

AOHDOd, y Az os-1 E1uCc OAAa4co AAA
OF Monaco and the Jesults had qusrrei
recently which resulted IN the JesuIts
being driven from the princes domln-
ION It seems that for twenty years the
JesnIts rented some property from The
prince and opened aconvens and school
the latter being Tor the instruction o.
Italian noblemen.
Having built 3 handsome mansion .
San Ramo and removed the effects OF the
cOnVeaI and the members OF the order
collected Herewith TO that town tecaus'
nf the unavoidable not0flety which
Monte Carlo obtained through lis gam
ing tables, the Jesults asked the primo.
20 repay them the sum Of 5000
francs they had spent In improving the
convent.
This the prince refused to do. The
Jesuits prosecuted hun. whereLpon he
expelled them from his domlDions The
subjects of the prince have implored HIM
TO resind his order OF expulsion, but he
remains obdurste.
The international Monte Carlo CON-
mittee at Nice has sent 70 ali the Euro
pean governments perhaps the most
eloquent Indictment of public gaming
tables that has ever been written.
II consists of q complete list OF the
suicides It Monte Carlo % the present
time, II has been copied In the hope OF
bringing collective action to bear upon
Prince Charles of Monaco. in whose per-
sona1 Interest the gaming tables are kept
going.
The number of persons. who, seeing
themselves face TO face with ruin, have
committed suicide upon the lonely rock
during the last eight years is 1.629. .
number equal TO about one-quarter OF
Prince Charles subjects.
The list states the name OF each sui
eide. together with In many Instances,
their letters of farewell. The major
part of the victims were ItAlIsn, French
and Russian. One tenth were Eoglish
men.
The English and American names are
happily very few. Many of these poor
creatures, It is asserted. were unceremo-
niously buried in pauper graves.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON. Jan, 12-Psrllsment opened
to-day. Large crowds congregated in
the vicinity of the parliament house long
before the the beginning of the session,
and when BradlauRh and Gladstone ar
rived they were loudly cheered, The
vaults of the houses of parliament we're
thoroughly searched this morning, but
no indication of q Guy FaWke plot
were discovered. Right Hon Arthur
Wellesley Peete was reelected speaker
of the house of commons without oPpo-
sition.
WILL WAIT AWHILE.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Psrnell was absent
from the conf ference of Parnellite mem
bers of parlIaInt ut at Dublin yesterday.
The members present privately agreed
that the best policy to pursue was to
wait, as the time had not arrived for OBJ
tanning home rule
FIRE.
PARIS, Jan. IL -rhe spinning mill at
AK La Chapel burned FRIDAY last.
FIT On persons peTished In the flames
DELIGHTED BURMESE.
MAEDALAY, JAu 12-Fne decree pro-
claiming the annexation OF Burnlah to
Great Britain did not reach here until
the 4th. II was we'll received. The ma
tives desire to be entirely subject to the
British government, with the ldea that
ii will dishearten pretenders and prevent
the uprising of the people.
REvoLTING CoNvICTs.
PARIS, Jan. IA dispatch from
Riom. town in the department of Ruy
de Dome, states that 600 conVicts IN the
session Of the prison. They have erect
Ell barricad,s and otherwise prepared
themselves tor defensive operations.
Troops have been ordered to Riom to
quell the disturbance.
MUST DIsARM.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-England has &C.
ceDted the Or ,posaI from Russia that the
powers insiss upon disarmament bv.
Greece, Servia and Bulgaria.
The powers have notified Servia, Bull
garis and Greece to disarm, promising
that Turkey will follow their example
WON'T MAKE UP.
BELGRADR, Jan. 12-SerYia has re-
solved not to make peace with Bulgaria
until the question of the disposition of
eastern R1umelIa before the power has
been solved in q manner which will eat
isfY the wishes of Servia.
WILL NOT LAST LONG.
LONDON, Jan. Mr.. Joseph Cham
beFiain, in a speech at q meeting OF the
Land Allotment association to-day. said.
1.-The new parliament, in my opinion,
will not last long. The liberals must full.
I'LL the pledges given the laboreEs to fscll-
itate the acquisitions. by all those desir-
ing to procure it, Previous legislation
respecting the matter has failed to meet
the wants of the labOring classes because
the measures adopted were not made
compulsory. The community must en-
able labOreFs to acquire land at q fair
price and prevent land owners from
blackmailIDg the public by enforcing
payment of back rents.
Textile In 'ust, les in Germany.
WARRINGTON, Jan. e.-Mr. Warner,
United States consulate at Cologne. has
made q report TO the department of state
on the financial results of the textile in
dustrIes of Germany, from which it ap-
pears that, next TO the iron and steal in
dustries, the textile branch occupies the
foremost rank in the manufacturing
interest of Germany. The latest
statistics show that the share capital
of all important companies engaged
in its manufacture amounts to no less
than $36, 100000. For many years back
those comDPnieS amounted TO only few