Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-29
The Pope was Not Promusea,

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The Pope Was Not Prompted.
ROME, April 28.-It is stated here
that the action Of the Congregation ol
the Holy See,. regarding the plan oi
campaign in Ireland, was taken up
spontaneously, and without previous
suggestion from England. The Pope
approved the action without entering
into the pending political questions
between England and Ireland.
A SUSPICIOUS JogRNAL.
LONDON, April 28.-The st. James
Gazette argues that the plan of cam
palgn and boycotting operations have
been carried on for years, yet the
Pope has been silent. Dhe conditions
failed to enlist the Pope's interference !;
but recently the rumors Of negotia-
tons between the Government and
the Vatican have been revived, and
now comes the startling news Of the
decree. The alleged tenor Of the de-
cree should, however, be accented
cautiously, but the public ought to be.
reassured there has been. no bargain
ing with the Vatican, and that the
Pope is moved solely by consider
atoms Of religion and morality. !
fE England. 20
LONDON, April 27.-The Queen ar
rived at Windsor last evening. She is
looking we'll. r;Tg
II PRIMA DONNA surcrnrs. sl4
LONDON, April 27.-Helene Cros-
mond, the prmad donna, committed
suicide in ca in on Picadilly,
Wednesday, night. She had signed a
contract with the Drury Lane Opera
Company, but owing to misunder-
standing, she tore up the contract in
a tit OF temper. Later she tried to re
open negotiations, but in the mean
time substitute had been engaged.
and in fit of dependency she shot
herself. Mrs. Crosmond was the
daughter Of Madame Rachael, and ac-
companied; Mapleson on one of his
American tours. ..,
% BICYCLE CONTEST. ,-.l
LONDON, April 28.-The second of
three bicycle races to be contested by
William A. Rowe, of America. and
Ri hard Howell, of England, for the
championship of the world. was run
to-day at Molmean's grounds. VOL
verhampton; distance, one mile.
Howell won by twenty yards. Howell
also won the previous race, distance
five miles, which was run two weeks
ago at Leicester. A ten-miie match.
the last of the series. will take place
at Coventry on Saturday, May IL.
ra France.
PARIS, April 28.-President Carnot
arrived at Bordeaux yesterday. He
was received with enthusiasm by an
immense concourse Of people. He
attended the performance at the
Grand Theatre in Bordeaux last even
ing, and was enthusiastically received
by the audience. The President after
wards helda reception at the Prefec-
ture Of the Department. - t-'
'.,.. PANAMA CANAL LOTTERY.
The Chamber of Deputies to-day by
a vote of 1876 to 105, decided to discuss
the clauses of the Panama Lottery
Loan bill. The ultimate adoption of
the bill therefore is probable. M jtf5|
70 ir1fe . PASSED. -..,.,-.,-.-
PARIS, April 2S.-The Panama Lot
terry Loan Bill passed the Chamber of
deputies. Il a.,,s S-f s.s,$
DEMONSTRATIONS RESUMED AT NANCY.
There was a renewal OF disorder at
Nancy tonight, Ten arrests were
made, but the crowd refused to dis
perse, and the hussars were ordered
to charge with the gems d'armes and
clear the streets. Still the mob in
creased, and the streets resounded
with shouts Of "Vive Boulanger." At
II O'Clock the mounted gems d'armes
succeed in breaking the crowd up into
small groups, and by midnight the
town was quiet. Dr44Uft
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO CHEER.
PARIS, April 28.-The Boulangist
members of the Chamber of Deputies
have renounced their intention to
interpolate the Government in
regard to the arrests made after the
Boulanger banquet last night. M.
Paul De Roulede, who was one of the
men arrested, has sent q letter to
Premier Floquet, affirming his consti-
tutional right to cheer whenever he
likes, protesting against the aggres-
sive manner in which the police
treated the people gathered in front of
the Cafe Richie last night, as injusti-
fed by statute, and holding M.
Floquet responsible for these yiola-
tions of law,
e4i Ireland. 1f g-,.a,it-,. 4.
DUBLIN, April 2S.-Daniel Moriarty