The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-18

Court Of Justice.
In England, the Emperor Of Austria
got all illadvised in junction against
Messr,. Day 4 Sous, forbidding them to
p int revolutionary notes for ko.su,h !;
but as he did this in his pretended ca
paci'y Of King of Hungary, the defend
ants will now question that capacity, and
shs English Court of Chapccry, certsirl?
an impartial court, will have to decide
the delicate question whether Francis
Joseph Of Austria is really the Legitimate
King of Hungary or not. /, is asionIsh-
ing that even Austrian sto!idity should
60 20 far as to allow such a question TO
be referred to the decision of foreign
court The trial will be one Of the m st
important in modern history, and canrot
fail to have considerable influence not
only upon public opinion in England, but
even upon political events on the coHtin-
ent. What would, Tor instance, be tho
result in Hungary and a. Vienna of q de-
cision BY the English Court Of Chancery
establishing that the Emperor Of Austria
is not the legitimate King OF Hungary ,
Vice Chancellor Stuart may be proud Of
having an opportunity to test the validity
Of the claims Of an Emperor upon prov
ince which de tacto is under the unds
puted sway of that Emperor bat hcwiII
probably shrink from the responsibility
Of giving judgment which world Justify
any attempt at overthrow the rule Of
such au old ally Of England, Eu, the
traditional stupidity of Austria thus Civ
cs Kossuth naver hoped for occasion to
fight his old enemy before cour; Of jus
tice with the weapons Of law and ri-ht
We may be certain he vii! make the best
of this splendid opportunity.
Death of Queen Nictoria's Mother.
Tn; Queen Of England's mother. MARI
Louisa Victoria, Duchess Of Kent. dice
on Saturday, March 18Th, at her resi-
dencc, Frogmere, near Windsor est C
An incurablc cancer, which had lon.
rreycd upon her, has at last prove d fatal
As the mother Of the honorcd lady VIII,
so well fills the British throne, she ha,
always been regarded with interest and
as Queen Victoria was duvotcdiy fond Of
her, the event that novs fills u. will
sorrow is matter for public comment.
Old King George the Third had tiFiecr
sons aud daughters, and yet in 1918, af
ter the death of the Princess Charlotte
there were fears that there would BE- n,
lineal des dants OF his to wear the crown
Only three of his sons were then mar
ried. The Prince Regent had lost biz
only clild, aud was separated from hi
wife. The Duke Of York was separated
from his Duchess, the Duke Of Fumber
land was divorced and widowed, and tic
marriage of the Duke OF Sussex, being
without the royal assent, availed nothing
for the succession. 50 there was haste
made to marry the other surviving royal
children, none of whom were young. /,
was even thought desirable to get hus-
band for the Princess Elizabeth, who
was forty -ci eht years old, and she mar-
red the Prince of Tesse iIombury The
Duke of Clarence late William " mar
the Prince Adelaide Of SAKE Leiuin-cn,
who bore him no children. The Duke
OF Cambridge married the Princess .,u-
gusta Of !!cssc, who Is still living. and
has ,hvcc children. The Duke Of Kent,
who was elder than the Duke of Cam
bridge, married the lady whose death is
just announced.
None Of the royal marr ages thus ar.
ranged pleased the tngI;,h people, a
ccpt thai Of the Duke o: kcn,. The lady
selected for him was the daughter Of III,
Duke Of SAKE Cobourc, widow Of IT,,
Prince Of I.einingen, and sister Of Prince
Leopold, the husband Of the lau.,nt@c
Princess Charlotte, now King Of tao Bel
.ians The marriage took Place at ia
bcurg, May 18th, and at !.ynlon, J4,,
ilth, ISIS. \ daughter, the present
Queen Of England, vas bora May -l,h
1919, and the Duke Of k4ut died on Il,
213l Of the foliowin. Janu ~. The l'arA
ess, thus a second tine widow, devoted
hersclfto the care and training Of o>r in
fant daughter, aud was, in great degree
due to her admirable mothcriy discipline
and careful education that the Princes
Victoria was SO well fitted 10 occupy H.,
throne at the earl y age Of eighteen The
Duchess has always been popular with
the English people, and her death will
create real sorrow among them She wo<
born August Eth, 1856, so that she VS.
in her seventy fifth year. The courts
Of England, Belgium, Prussia, SAKE co.
bourg, and numerous others, will be plac
CT in mourning by her deceaso