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numerous well-hown actors and writers.
This proved the possibility Of organizing 9
festival entirely outside of the usual routine
attractions. Edwin Booth was absent III
Scotland.
-, NJ; Pa!estan t, gays diancF yestendaz "a, at
AID. Prime Minister Of Canada, There were
Smith, late First Lord Of the Admi-
Ialty; S!r Charles TupRer, Canadian
ase Of the ae}roDotan @ BoaT pff' q WorEs bl.
Lyon pIayfalr, Mr. Ry lands, Mr.. Courtney,
and many other members Of Parliament and
distinguished Canadian and colonial officials.
SPEECHES Sa Mefs %ade Rv l BY ohn mr.
s. 81 Mr. @ ca,neroS, r Of Il tie tie Canadian Cana Senate,
and Mr.. Dickey, member Of the House. Sir
John Macdonald, affirmed in the strongest
terms. Canadian LOYALTY and detornination
teStifying to the e. unif9rm 9!a,, support re-
aeto @ent irrespective resp we OF nsu tie patty fyef IL
power, and asserting the popularity Of
Louise among ali classes Of canaslians. Mr.
Caron+ q French Canadian Member OF tho
House. confirmed in behalf OF the French
Canadians their devotion to the Crown.
Two British Cabinet Ministers OF the
and DR.. Piayfair,-who responded heartily
to the Canadians. Altogether the dinner
was significant and emphatic demonstration
Of the closeness OF the existing union be-
tween Canada and Great Britain Sir John
Macdonald intends to prolong his visit some
weeks, finding his reception in all quarters
enthusiastic.
THE RoW1SG MATCH.
To the Vestern Associated Press.
LONDON, July. M.--The Sportsman this
morning says: We have received second
deposit Of 80 for the Hanlan match on be-
halt OF Trickett."
GLADSTONE WILL REPLY.
LONDON, July 3l.-Gladstone has promised
to answer Sir Wi1fred Lawson's questions
concerning the RECALL Of Sir Bartle F1ere
FRANCE.
TIE EANGLEsEY-wErMORE SCANDAL
Special Cable
PARIS. July 31--Society has not recovered
from the commotion Mrs. Wetnore's death
occasfoned, though means are being success
fully taken to hush up the scandal. The
Marquis of Anglesey, who behaved cruel
Held to the hasef assessed He ao Is hss wea6S 55e
unscrnpu1ous, noble. and ignoble, and his
agents do not shrink from dislonorlng Mrs.
ss acd ro dranKsyn 1Ksy sSSo Sou out 4Ss hss
.Voztatre, which first gave the sad news,
has probably been squared and is silent
1t dares not either confirm or deny the origi-
nal statement. Lady Susan Talbot, sister Of
the last Catholic Lord. died recently in the
Dubois Private Hospital. Though of most
ancient English nobility, and an aris-
tocrat in all her tissues, she
was woman a. Of homely manners and
Her statue was gigantic and her build heavy.
She walked like cavalry soldier, and her
chin was hirsute. The Prussians, taking
her for man disguised, threw her into jail
a medical examination. She had a
strong temper, hearty laugh, a warm heart,
and fine, prompt Judgment. 4 Protestant
member OF a great Catholic family, she
Passed most xt,hy Of hsT Lite in Fraqee 4o Hat a
she wrote to the Lord Chancellor
claiming to be the guardian Of the youthful
Earl'of Shrewsbury. Her passion was love
faT aS Fss Sf w1e her @ Sne
cn1inity, Lady Susan had sweet blue eyes
and lovely auburn hair, which she arranged
in falling curls.
AGRICULTURAL.
10 the Wtster41 Assoc41t:d P7tss-
PARIS. July 31.-The Cote Eluopfenne,
speaking Of the agricultural show, says that
it had hoped for better harvest. The pres
ent crisis is partly due to the lack OF facilities
Of communication with Alnerica, and that
journal advocates the remission Of taxation,
means Of transportation, and re-
vision OF the land-tax.
DA1lAGE DY FLOOD.
During storm yesterday the new masonry
gave way IN 3 portion Of the main sewer
under repai. in the Boulevard St. Michael.
The pavement fell in opposit the houses
There is a gap in the roadway twenty yards
long and twenty feet deep. The officials