The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-28
WHAT rs GOING ON IN EUROPE
Lord peoconstIeld has boon ,nvestod wit

Lord BeacOnstield has been invested with
the order OF the Garter at the Queens summer
residence at Osborn. but all talk about his be-
coming q Duke. or even MARQUIS. seems to
have been given NJ. The popular enthusiasm
about his great achievements has speedily cooled
down. The common sense Englshman begins
TO perceive that the protectoratc over Asia Minor
Is a very cumbersome and uncertain Job. Every
thing turns upon details. and yet all the details
have been left for the future. Besides the COM
plcatcd administrative. religious. anl financial
questions. comes up now the slavery problem in
the protected and annexed regions. Questions
have already been asked in both Houses of Par
lament in regard TO this points very unsatsfac-
torily answered by the Duke Of Richmond in
the House of Lords and by Mr.. Burke in tho
House Of Commons. The Daily Ne,cs remarks:
This hut onc Of the embarrassing incidents Of the sit
uaton which Lord Bcacon,ncd', policy Of buscrine
There sporti,e hazards Of winch IT said that the
he Charms oT nrai,c WHEN thc Ministerial clnguc is
bound 10 utter scasy to note sounds OF Misrepresentation
The home comfort Of Princess Louise Mar
garet Of Prussia the future Duchess Of Con-
naught. has been assured in spite Of the oppo-
sition Of the Radicals. headed by Sir Charles
Dixie. The House of Commons has agreed
that the Duke shall have $4,000 per annum.
and that in case Of his death. tho Duchess
shall have 100000. That the British taxpayers
have reason to grumbe at the amount Of money
paid out to members Of the Royal family cannot
be disputed. The family is II very large one.
and every one Of its members has TO be pro-
vided for. though the Queen herself is very
rich. True. her sons. with the solitary excep-
ton Of the Duke OF Edinburgh have married
poor women. while her daughters have married
still poorer men but the business-ike British
radical argues that this is their own lookout.
The Princess Louise Margaret. for instance.
gets dowry of only $4,000 on her marriage
day. and is after that To- be entirely dependent
upon her husbands income.
Ii seems. after all. that 1t is more profitable to
be the proprietor Of newspaper Of a large cir
culaton. than to DO n scion Of a royal house.
Mr.. Levy. the proprietor Of the Daily Telegraph
for instance. has made something like $780,
600 in bulling Turkish funds. Referring to
this fact the Truth says;
And Marvin CHARGED with larceny for having aug.
mcatns to the editor of newspaper tue detail, ct =
treaty tet he given 10 coryi lido not Justify him IL
punished for betrayal VI conhd.u'e. how Minister
s te b"eE i r" raTasIn,, two wou Hs sdye Mr.
George Lewis when Marvin. next before masi.,aie.
to thoroughly into the question Ut the relations Of MN
s'cr- aud ministers private secretaries with the iiiN
money or with ihc means to make money. has always
been tile corner store Vi personal government
The recent scandals and divorced court affairs
among the English aristocracy are likely to
have Interesting seques Tor tho newspaper
mem 1t is said that number OF members Of
various London clubs have formed themselves
into n vigilance committee for the purpose OF
REFRESHING by energetic measures any Islander
respecting them or their relatives which may
appear in any Of the newspapers. Speaking OF
this. the London World remarks:
The appearance ~ this informauonis happily timed.
u. with many details OF the live, VI some distinguished
members ct the asiucracy in which we have learned how
how they sns ndecen, songs about Brigham Young and
y tap them Win psrs.oi. and how they are cpfoaehed
puncy By public e3nt'esans Tor not hsNlns pad them
pole, court for rubbng prostitute at her cwcis ami
elhcnery has sued trainer Tor the wage OF hi- quit
Are tne,e ,apdsr, The 'Gct, ar taken from v ins
records m We laM courts ana VA. pni', sherE VIZ
lance committee ana enersrtc measures iutso"i Let
uic, against the drgnkards the har. the oulmouthed
hh-lN."r, WHO'S An.Atr Is Wos' tnah uiht ul q us
on he point oi bcn5 broke ihe earl slapers and me
throns thee establishments And a, ior "enrrsgn
Wy ,tu ~, 's i4' ~, m'Ji ~ ~ .' ,i N
one can play at and when the Nianc. Committee sets
si,r it. and will give II. good deal more than it bar
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The art department OF the Paris Exhibition
continues TO grow in popularity. 1t seems to be
fItta. Ia ftYn "a al
Af,or III. French sactior of which n review WA.
,,iy., last sunday the most nJmired ia IN,
TrcI,sb Tnn charm ~ Fr,,lish noirti,gs Ito.
in ,h, sirc,ri,v and sin,,iirj,y vii, which IN,
host pritish or,is,s r.rroducn tho liza ,ho,, ga,
oro,rI th.,, Tho hos, yorl,s ~ Waller n
,on,isoor o,,1 many o,hsr deod rne,lisb min,
a. or, ,,o,r 900, ,,,,bo ers, tim, ON th, con.
,ir.n, orJ ,h.y have boen receivcd thara viii
,,eroral o,,,,lonss Itis tbrou,,h tho efforts n
r. pri,,,, - Vile ,bot ,,ri,.o,, cllnc,,rs nov,
ha.r ir,,u,.1 ~ t,mror,rilv mart with thai,
,roos,r.s f,r tho soln ~ sbnvin,, ~ tho ,vorll
,h,' ori,,ir,l. iron, which 90 many tb,nsands -
on,,ro,,,,,s bov. heon s.a,tsrad nil over the tr,
bo,nts,beros
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oorri.s ~ IN, ,,lr IAN, ,i,,. Fr.,,,b AMI Itlio,
cor,oissnurs H., ma, soon, "a ,lnce him COR,
hi,h uis colnriro a. ,,rono,,nc.d raln onI
ufoloss UnrLouor n cor,nnrotivnIv untnow,
,rtis, is rortad as high os Nulois Aim,
To1emo who choosos 70 csll himself n,
Fns,lish rai,ter though no IL n nntchmn,
Ia, hirtb IA thu pext rreat attraction ~ m,
r,clish sn,,ton His suhi.c,s oro invoriahl
Remain and GroeL nm, heinc tina only ron
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