Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 1, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 2 February 1883 — FOREIGN NEWS. [ARTICLE]

FOREIGN NEWS.

In the police court at Dublin, twentyone persons were arraigned on charge of conspiracy to murder One man swore that Carey, a member of thf inuidcipality, was present at a Fenian meeting held to arrange for assassinations. A man named Farrell testified that he was given a revolver to stop Secretary poster’s carriage, others being assigned to do the remainder .-of the work. - Ex-Empress Eugenie hjjs arrived in Paris. The Government will adhere to its bills directed against the Royalists. By the foundering of the ship Forwarts, off the coast of Portugal, eight lives were lost. The death is announced of Prince Frederick Charles Alexander, a brother of the Emperor of Germany, at the age of 83. Cable dispatches from Paris state that France is threatened with a ministerial crisis. The fear of revolutionary measures caused large amounts of securities to be thrown upon the market on the Bourse. Eugenie was staying at the Hotel du Rhin, and stated that she went to Paris to show her sympathy for Prince Jerome and extend consolation to Princess Mathilda Edwin Booth opened his third week in Berlin as King Lear. On the first night he wa3 called before the curtain eighteen tames. The cable announces the deatlb of Anna Elizi% Bray, the distinguished English authoress. Gustave Dore, the celebrated French painter, is dead s At the Court of Queen’s Bench in Dublin, Davitt, Healy and Quinn, charged with inciting to lawlessness, were ordered to find securities for good behavior or go to prison for months. A week’s time was allowed them .to* make the choice. The Chief Justice, iin giving judgment, held that the language of the defendants was distinctly seditious, and an incitement to civil war. Judge Lawson added that he never read more blasphemous language than Davitt’s. A Paris dispatch says the members of the French Cabinet unanimously agreed to oppose Floquet’s motion to banish members of all former dynasties. Eugenie has gone back to England, and it is stated that sho was informed by the Grand Duke Constantine that President Grevy deemed her presence in Pi.ris undesirable. O’Brien, editor of United Ireland, has been elected member of Parliament for Mallow. A cablegram frqm Wiesbaden announces the death of Flotow, the composer. The Rothschilds have placed in Europe, at 89, a Brazilian loan of £4,000,000 at 4% per cent interest There is an evident determination on the part ofthe French Assembly to protect the Government from Princely conspirators who abuse the hospitality of the republic, A Paris dispatch states that the committee of the Chamber having the Floquet bill in oliarge adopted the proposition to exclude from France and its dependencies all members of families which h%ve reigned In France—Bonapartists, Bourbons and Orleanists alike They are also to be deprived of their political rights and declared ineligible to hold office or to serve in the army. Fine and imprisonment await any pretender who returns tb the country after being expelled.