Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-08
A ROYALIST COUP.
The Duke Of Orleans, Son Of Count
De Paris, Taken into
Custody.
A MANIFESTO TO THE people
OF FRANCE.
Severe Encounters Between White.
and Blacks in Bibs Co.,
Alabama.
rHE SALOON Law IN THE STATE
OF MISSOURI.
The Case OF Editor West OF Chicago.
Mammoth Strike Fund,
Etc.
a MANIFESTO TO THE PEOPLE
OF FRANCE.
TIE SALOON Law IN THE STATE
OF MISSOURI.
BY Teiesrsph 70 the sKws!
NIPPED IN THE BID.
The Duke OF Orleans is Vow i'm
Custody.

me Duke OF Orleans is Vow in
Custody.
Paris, Feb. by prompt action
the Government today nipped In
the bud what was apparently in
tended TO Ice royaiist cotip. mo.
delled after Louis NapOleon's mad
uescent upon Boulogne, and the
only consequence r. that the Duke
OF Orleans, the eldest son of Count
de Paris, is in custody tonight. The
Duke arrived in Paris TODAY bearing
letter written and signed by the
Count de Paris, encouraging the
faithful and containing the Counts
abdication. He also had with him
a manifesto addressed to the people
Oh france, announcing that accord
Ing to the theory of the pretenders
a pretender is always hing, and
therefore, in virtue OF his abdica.
ton. all his claims, rights and titles
nescend to his eldest son, the young
gentleman now in the hands Of the
authorities, Philippe Louis Robert
Duke d'Orleans. This gentleman is
therefore not merely one Of the
many vagrant princes, bat an actual
pretender to the throne. I'm virtue of
his claims az heir of the old Bourbon
line. His coming into the country
In violation of the law banishing all
the heads and direct heirs of the
teigning families is rash escapade
If it stands alone. The fact that he
was equipped with an appeal to the
nation shows his intention and may
make the escapade serious for him.
If it should be developed that this
movement is made in virtue OF an
understanding with the partisans Of
the monarchy in France, 1t may be
mere than n mere violation Of
THE LAW OF sxpUfsioS.
There Is some reason TO believe
the movement is made in concert
with the more determined oppo-
nents Of the republic, as the Duke
repaired Immediately to the house
Of the Duke of Lyons. the present
head Of family that he's always
adhered with unconproniising hero
ism TO the old monarchy. In that
ho.i.e the young gentleman was
King OF Frnnce in theory. On the
day before, February 9Th, the Duke
OF Orleans attained the age Of 81.
The abdication of his father .Ie
manifesto and the other movements
were all arrafently planned with
regard to that date, and in order to
electrify France with a demonstra-
ton that the fortunes Of the mon
nrchy were now in new hands, and
that the crown now belonged on the
head of n preus cheudiisr who
would dare something for Il, and
not fold his hands ID quiet corner
like another Chambord, but the
government WIS not caught nap
ping. 1t was promptly informed
OF the presence of the Duke in Paris
and of his whereabouts. IL has not
yet been developed how much more
may be known to the police, but the
facts on the .urfacc were sufficient.
The Duke was in France in viola
ton of law made purpOseIy for ex-
Guiding his father and himself as
enemies OF the republic. This law
has been Temitted only in favpr of
Duke D'Aumale, therefore tic Duke
d'Orleans was at once arrested at the
house Of Duke de Lyons. He was
taken to the prefecture abode, where
his identity was fixed beyond doubt
and where a process verbal Of his
violation Of the law was drawn up
and he was then detained at the
Cbncacrgeie, famous as a place of
detention for