The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-12-20

airy Compelled TO Charge the
Manifestants In the Street.
Paris. Dec. 17.-Cardinal Richard,
archbishop of Paris, Monday volun-
tarily vacated the episcopal palace
and temporarily accepted the hospi-
tally 81 Denys Cochin, the conser.
vative deputy, at the latter's resi-.
dence In the Rue De Babylone. The
departure Of the primate was the oc.
casion for an imposing manifestation
on the part of the majority of the
bishops and priests OF Paris, many
members OF the nobility and about
1000 men. women and children.
The gathering completely blocked
the street In front of the Episcopal
palace and those present sang the
Credo and other canticles as the car.
dinal was assisted into his carriage
by the coadjutor archbishop, Mgr.
Annette and his two vicars-general.
The crowd knelt and chanted as the
cardinal seated himself in the We
hicle. The venerable prelate, who
was much affected, then arose and
blessed the multitude. A number Of
young Catholics thereupon ap-
preached the carriage, detached the
horses and with difficulty dragged II
through the dense masses of people
lining the streets. On all sides were
heard cries of "long live Plus X" and
long I've the cardinal"
About three-quarters Of an hour
were consumed In pulling the car
riage from the palace to the resi-
dence Of M. Cochin, distance Of
about one mile. Detachments of
mounted republican guards preceded
and followed the procession In order
to prevent any possible disorder, but
there was not the slightest attempt
on the part of the crowds to make any
counter manifestation.
The clerical crowd subsequently
followed Monsignor Annette to the
church of st. Francis Xavier where
the coadjutor celebrated benedic-
ton service at the end Of which he
thanked those present for the senti-
ments they had manifested and ex-
horted them to persevere in their at
titude in defense of the rights Of
the church.
AS the coadjutor archbishop left
the church the crowd of clericals at.
tempted to reform the procession
but the republican guards interferred
and ended further demonstration.
An Official Roughly Used.
Dunkirk, France, Dec. 1s.-A local
Dunkirk. France, Dec. IA local
official who attempted to enter
church here Monday while mass was
being celebrated, in order to make
note of the infraction of the law, was
driven out, beaten with umbrellas
and canes and thrown down and
kicked by the enraged Catholics.
The Vatican Threatened.
Rome, Dec. 17.-Thousands of dem
onstrators friendly to France and of
anti-Vatican tendencies gathered Sun
day night in the piazza adjoining the
Farnese palace, the seat of the French
embassy, in an endeavor to express
their pleasure at Frances action to-
ward the church.
The whole garrison of Rome was
employed to face the demonstrants
and protect the Vatican, which is sur
rounded by cavalry and the bridges
leading to the apostolic palace are
barred by troops. All the streets
leading to the palace Farnese are pro-
tected by soldiers with fixed bayou
cts.
The demonstrators, led by a dozen
radical socialists aud republican men,
bers Of the chamber of deputies, in.
GLIDING Prince Borghese, after vain
ly attempting to break the Gordon,
provided themselves with candles and
formed into q mock procession, inton- |
IN the Miserere as an indication OF
the death Of clericalism amidst cries
Of Long live France" Long live
Clemenceau," and down with the
Vatican"
Fresh attempts we're mals 10 beat
back the Gordon and the cavalry
cAa.ged the demonstrators. a few OF |
whom were slightly injured and sev.
btsl arrested. Amid rears and shouts
md the singing Of the Narssillsise, |
Ne ferment continued until late In
the evening.
II The extreme parties strongly pro-
Vest against the repression Of Sun
lays popular demcustratloa here In
pympathy with France and are organ.
lsins new manifestations. The lead.
ers urge their adherents in the mean.
while to leave their cards ut the |
French embassy where they are pill.
Ing up by the thousands.
ouafa ntine Order Unconstitutional.
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE su.