The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-03-31
THE COMING CROWN.
The American Empire Under His Imperial
Majesty, Ulysses I.
Pungent Pen Pictures of the Coming Empire
The Lords and Ladies, Dukes and
Duchesses, Earls, MarshaIs. Etc,
of the NeN Regime-The
Gorgeous Imperial
Army.
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sis t. 1t is illustrated with cut of a crown.
and some OF its hits at the. leading Imperial
lists are admirable. The chief extracts are
taken from the Court Journal, dated Wash
ington, December 1, 1882, and from the I'm.
perisl Standard, dated Washington, October
1882, to which various kilograms are cred
tied from different sections OF the country,
telling of the trouble with such Insurgents
as Blaine, Mast and others, of the progress Of
Imperialism, OF the gorgeous and number
less Imperial troops, and of the grand public
Improvements prosecuted under the Empire.
The following extracts will be relished by
the lovers of polished wit, whatever may be
their views of Experimentation Post
HIS MAJESTY EMPE RoR ULYSSES 1.
From the Court Journal, Washington, Sep
TENDER /, 1882
His Imperial majesty, the Emperor Ulyss-
es 1 accompanied by the Empress, the Crown
rived at the Palace yesterday after a weeks
visit to the Duke of Pennsylvania at his pala-
tiaI residence. Cameron Hall, Harrisburg. His
is in the best of health The Imperial escort
consisted of a battalion of the Guards and two
companies of the Household Cavalry.
THE PRINCESS NELLIE.
Her Royal Highness, the Princess Nellie
sltion TO state that the consort of her Royal
Highness, AIgenon Sartoris, Esq, is TO be
raised raise to the peerage under the title OF the
that the Earl of Granton is TO be appointed
Governor, with the title of Lord Lieutenant
Of the Province of Illinois, and that II is the
intention of the Imperial Government to set
tie s2O0,OJO per annum on his lordship. A
vice-regal palace Is to be built at Springfield,
the Privy Council having issued an order for
the razing of the Capitol OF the former State of
illinois, and the residence OF the Lord-Lieu-
tenant will be erected on the site.
LORD SIMON CAMERON, EARL OF sUsQUEHANNA
1t is with great pleasure that we are enabled
to announce the arrival OF Lord Simon Cam
eron, Earl OF Susquehanna, at the Palace. The
venerable Earl and his son, the noble Duke OF
Pennsylvania, will have the honor of dining
with His Imperial Majesty tomorrow, when
the Duke is expected 10 arrive in town. As we
have previously announced Lord Simon was,
some time ago, appointed by His imperial
Majesty Earl Marshal, the title remaining in
the House of Cameron according to the law OF
pIimOgeniture.
Lord and Lady Hamilton Fish have arrived
st the Palace. Lord Hamilton will receive
final instructions before ms departure for
England as Imperial Minister to the Court of
st. James. Lady Fish will not we under
stand, accompany the noble Lord, but will re-
main during the coming season in attendance
on Her Majesty as principal Lady in Waiting.
wAsHBURNE, DUKE OF ILLINOIS.
Cards have been issued by the Duke OF I'LL
nois for a garden party at Washburne House,
the splendid residence lately competed by His
Grace, and to which His Grace mas given the
The noble Duke, whose appointment as Prime
Minister by His Imperial Majesty has given
such profound satisfaction In court circles,
will, we understand, entertain during the
coming season with ducal hospitality. Her
Grace, the Duchess of Illinois, returned from
the country last week.
SIR o. E. BABCoCK, PRINCIPAL EQUERRY.
Sir o. E. Babcock, whose devotion to the Inn
perial cause and whose conspicuous gallantry
at Albany, N. Y, when the Republican army
under Fenton was so completely defeated by
the Imperial troops have deservedly gained
him so many marks of Imperial favor, is now
we are glad TO state, quite cOnvalescent. He
remains at the Imperial villa, Long Branch,
for a few days more, when he will return to the
Palace to enter on his duties Principal
Equerry in attendance on His Imperial Ma
jesty.
Oh LORDS AND LADIES VISITING.
Lord and Lady Edwards Pierrepont, Baron
Jay 1ould and Sir Whitelaw Reid, of New
York, who have been on a visit to Lord George
NJ. Robson, of New Jersey, AZ Sec0r Hall, Cape
May, arrived in town yesterday tor the season.
BENNETT AND THE CROWN PRINCE FREDERICK
The magnificent yacht which His Imperial
Hignness, the Crown Prince Frederick, has
been pleased to accept as a present from James
Gordon Bennett, Esq, OF New York, has ar
rived in the Potomac. She Is named the
ULYSSES and is a masterpiece of naval archl-
lecture,
THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF NEW YORK
The Duke and Duchess of New York are
expected TO arrive 1u town for the season on
Tuesday next. The ducal residence, Conkling
House. Is rapidly approaching completion. an /
promises in point of architectural beauty to
equal any OF the many splendid houses of the
nobility erected IN Ine capital since His n i'm
lions viii shortly be issued by His Grace for
the ball which is 20 be given when Conklipg
House Is opened, and the event promises 10 De
one OF extraordinary magnlhcencS.
siAINE SENTENCED TO BANIsHMEET
Il a. !
An official telegram published elsewhere In
this issue brings intelligence of the trial and
conviction by military commission of James
banishment passed by the commission Will in
all probability be approved by His Imperial
Majesty. We think the commission erred in
punishment of the offender. The time has
passed for measures OF mercy. Justice demands
something more. Ii demands stern retrlbu-
ton for such offenses as this mau Blaine has
committed, and the punishment awarded
should have been death. Let there be no
irifiing with traitorsI When ~ so-called
should have heen a warning TO rebels that the
policy of the Imperial Government was not to
regard seditioD as chi,ds play. OF what use Is
James q. Blaine and Rutherford q.
plans against the safety Of the Empire on the
Canadian side of the border and send their
emissaries to spread disloyalty in every part
of the country: We are not apOlog1sts for the
course thus far pursued By the Imperial Gov
eminent. We have been and are now its adj
vocates. We have, and must continue TO have,
a strong Government and vacillation or tim
idity, be they in what quarter they may, must
neither be condoned nor tolerated. The les
sons OF the past must not be forgotten.
EXECUTION OF THOMAS MAST.
Imperial Telegram to the Standard.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-The last of the Is pris-
Oners condemned to death by the Imperial
Military commission, which closed its sIttings
at Governors Island on the 2BGh, was executed
at daybreak this morning. The condemned
MAJ. Thomas Mast. who was a caricaturist on
Harper S Weekly before that dislOyal sheet
was suppressed in June last, was secused OF
high treason by plotting against the crown
and dignity of His Imperial Majesty and by
circulating a so called cartoon representing
His Imperial Majesty as Nero. The execution
was private, but II is understood that the
death was painful, the wretched traitors life
not being extinct for several minutes.
IMPERIAL GRAPE FOR RToTERs.
ifCHARLEsToN, 8 c., Sept. 30.-Serious riots
have occurred in this city within the past few
days. eliminating last evening in an attack
upon some of the Imperial troops. Orders were
given that the troops be confined in their
quarters, and General Casey telegraphed for
instructions TO Washington. Orders were re-
eeived from the Minister of War after consul
fatf volt I'm Majesty the riot