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ESPAGNOLS Un document de grande importance

On écrit de Madrid .-qu'une lettre pastorale que le cardinal Sancha, archevêque de Tolède, et primat d'Espagne, vient d'a- dresser au clergé de son diocèse: est considérée comme un docu- ment d'une grande importance dans les circonstances actuelies. La pastorale dont 1ls'agita, en effet, pour objet de rappeler aux catholiques espagnols que le pape leur a donné le conseil d'accepter et de respecter. la forme de gouvernement actuel- lement constitué. Tout acte-sen-

traira à ce conseil constitue une:} désobéissance am pape et, par|.

suite un péché grave. La pasto- rale ajout que les catholiques espagnols devraient imiter la conduite des catholiques belges et se grouper sur le terrain du système constitutionnel qui est le régime établi en Espagno.

On raconte qu'un jonrnal de Madrid, qui n'avait pas pub'ié la pastorale dans le craints de se voir cxposé aux attaques des carlistes, a consuité Rome sur l'attitude qu'il convenait de prendre à ce sujet. Or, il vient de donner connaissance à ses lecteurs d'une partie de la pas- terale du cardinal Sancha. Le Vatican, dans sa réponse, lai fait savoir, en effet, que les eatholi- ques ont le strict devoir de se conformer aux indications des prélats et que la publication de cetie pastorale, qui interprète fidèlement la pensés da papa, y serait vue avec satisfaction.

On annonce que le Vatican a l'intention dans un rouvean decument qui sera livré prechai- nement à la publicité, de définir d'une manière très nette la oon- duite que les catholiques espa- guols doivent suivre par rap- port à la politique et que ce document. qui impliquera une Gésanrobation des menées de certains membres du bas olergé dans les provinces du Nord et en Catalogne, nuira considéra- blement à la cause des carlis- tes qui ne seront plus fondés à conspirer sous le couvert de la religion.

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Rome, 12—Ls: Pape a remis, hier matin, à Mgr Marini, une bulle déclarant qu'il y aurait un jubilé universel en Eam 1900.

La bulle fat exsuite prommignée-Sans tumée, indiquent encore

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A lafin de jniu, il y aura consistoire poar la nomination de dix cardinaux.

Une Lecon

Nons voici r-ndus à un règne où la saine critique peut bre- ment s'exereer même envers Îles plus hautes sur mités sociales.

On vient d'en avoir une preuve à Londres dans ia ma nière avec laquelie un mi- nistre de l'évangils ne s'est Pas gêné de taire la leçon au Prince de Galles, notre futur souve- rain.

Le Dr. Parker, pasteur du Ci ty Temple, a saisi l'occasion du 300me anniversaire de Cromwell

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qui tire sur lui.

{craint de dénoncer le prince grand bruit en Angleterre.

Après avoir fait l'éloge de Cromwell le Dr. Parker n'a pes comme joueur de cartas. ‘Quand un prince, dit il, manque au devoir que sa position lai im pose, le pays devrait pleurer et gémir. Quand je vois mon prince ou ie premier de mon pays dans les courses de chevaux, j'en snis peiné.” A l'ouiïe de ses paroles, l'auditoiré ne pât contenir ses applaudissements.

Choses et Autres

Le Japon a eu plus de cent collisions de chemins de fer l'an née dernière.

Dès qu'on a appris a un bébé de parler, il faut lui appreudre à se taire !

Le plus grand phénomène musical à Paris est un singe qui joue le violon.

monter en bicycle, mais de voir à ce qu'il ne monte pas sur

Les vers à sois sont assujettis à plus de cent maladies, 1iy a bisn des vers à soie parmi les humains.

Dans la plantation de Cons- tancis, près de Cienfuegos, pro- vinee de Santa Clara, les bri- gands ont brûlé 25 millions de livres de canne à suoie.

M. Howard, qui passe pour l'hemme le plus petit du Mi ohigan et qui ne pèse que 85 livres, vient de se marier à Prescott, dans cet Etat. avec ane demoiselle Hamilton, qui pèse 384 livres.

Un enfant de 6 ars, Nellie Si- mon, de Trenton, New Jersey vient de mourir à l'hépital au milieu d'’atroces convulsions dont elle a été prise après avoir sauté trop longtemps à la corde.

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Les nouveaux canons à tir rapide dont va être armée l'artillerie autrichienne, se- ront non seulement sans fu mée, mais encore sans bruit et eans lueur. Les canons actuels, quoique.chargés à la poudre

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On ait : Heureux comme un roi !

Un proverbe bien menteur que celui-là, s'il faut en croire la statistique Suivante, qui ten- drait À prouver précisément le contraire.

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