Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-07
COnSOling News Concerning the
Queen and the Condition
Of Her Shin,
The False Prophet Whipped
Badly by Gen, Hicks
in Soudan.
The Proposed Modification Of
the May Laws Causes q
Great Stir.
"A Variety OF Foreign Nows.

special Dispatch to Tus BSE.
LONDON, June 5.-It has been oHi.
cialiy asserted this afternoon that
there Ia no foundation for any alarm
In the rumors that have been recently
put In circulation In regard to the
otate of the health of the queen, Her
majesty Is oaid to be progressing slow.
ly towards the complete recovery of
her health. She ia pronounced de.
oIdediy better since she has been at
Balmoral. Tho Court Circular Issued
thiS afternoon states that she drove
out twice or Monday in company with
the PsiLc3ss Beatrice, Tno fact that
the Prince If Wales was at Ascot both
yesterday and to-day shows conclu :
sively that no alarm Is felt in the
household about the condition of the
qneen. O1e of TIE London papers de-
uies everything concerning her, other
than the statements In tho Court Cir
eulEr.
TERRIBLY SCARED.
The Gosmsnis ssys: 1.-THE bill is a
first step towards q more thorough re-
vision of the May laws"
The National Zsiturg says: 1.-THE
culturksmpt Ia ended, and Prussia has
laid down her arms. Tho center party
has been repaid for voting In favor OF
the arbitrary power conferred on the
poles by tbs trade regulation bill.
TIE people at the next election must
averS tho danger throstened by the
church policy If the Government"
SPANISH AFFAIRS
MADRID, June s.. -rne governor
general of Cuba, having reported fav-
orsbly concerning tho state of the
,slaud, over one hundred exiles will
be allowed to return shortly.
The trial has began at Xeres of
seventeen members of the Black Hand
society, charged with numbering an as
s~ociate suspected of ~bstraying the or
ganization to the government. The
public prosecutor, In opening the
case, claimed he would submit evil
dence sufficient to secure the execu.
ton of sixteen of the prisoners.
AT A SOlREE,
Moscow, June 6.-All foreign news
paper correspondents and prominen'
members of the Russian press present
at the coronation, will attend a soire'
given by Gen. Worontzoff Daohkoff
Minister of the Imperial household
and will present him with an address
thanking him for the cordial and lib
oral welcome extended them during
the festivities.
1t is rumored that Aksskoff, a wei
known writer, has been banished TO
-, publishing an article asking the Cza
! to grant liberal reformr.
There is no truth In the story tina
q the mayor of Moscow was remove
: from office.
A GRAND TARE.
o ST. PETERSBURG. June ct Is de
{ clared the riots In st. Petersburg du'
ing the coronation were merely til
drunken excesses of the lower clssse
which are openly licensed on such o.
c c~asions.
A PRIEST BEHEADED.
@ PARIS, June 6.--The Annamttes b
X headed Father Beohet, p Catholic mi
- sionary.
THE RIGHT KIND OF AID.
# DUBLIN, June 6.-The Quakers
Ireland have distributed In Coun'
Donegal 220 tons of seed potatoe
thus relieving the nutfeting families
that county.
FRENCH REFORM.
PARIS, June 6.--The chamber
deputies have passed a bill to refor
4 the magistracy.
10 ROYAL FACE.
% LONDON, June 6.-Tbe race for Il
n royal hunt cup was won by Gerart
O. Elzeyar, Lord Bradford's Nesscl
second, w. Gilbert's Despair thir
Twenty-Five starters, including Pier
Lorrilard's Sachem.
IN GREAT VICTORY.
lis BosroN, June Ga cable diupat
a from London says Gen. Hicks h
Is Just gained q great victory In So
ed dan over 5000 Arabs, killing 5(
al The Arabs fought bravely ~ t
go "Sacred Knights, , but spesrs We
Ie. useless against shells and cannc
cd Gen. Hicks' loss WAS two killed.
ng THE CARS DANGER.
III LONDON, June 6.-The Times O.
u respondent at Paris sage: A nihil
commun'que has been issued, viii
states that the whole force of I
~ Russian government and its most |
no portant spios have boon concentrat
N% at Moscow during the festivities. I
In nihilists took advantage to spre
their doctrines and enroll support
,lv In 81, Petersburg and other oentr
1t says that the strength of the pal
la ST. Petersburg Is greatly increasj
In and asserts that there were at
nh coronation officials and others uni
~ the orders OF the nihiiists. III
were near enough to the car to hi
of struck him on the brow II the "
had been given, and It Was O.
Ma feared that some too jealous par
might throw a grenade at the car.
ing THE ASCOT RACES.
by At,the second day of the meeting
} or Ascot Heath tho raco for the bt
'lso NAL stakes was won by Keens's /
Gtase; j. II, Houldsworth's Lilac,
his ond; Il. L. Viewers brown j
a. Jones, third. There were &c
led, starters, including Koene's Pot
etc. Betting az the start was 9 TO 4 aga
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