The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-06-24
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
euE KHEDIyEs cOMPLTCTTY IN TIE
ALEXANDRIA MASSACRE

The Court Scandal In spain-An Extra.
ordinary Scens at the Trial or the Jews
for Numbering u Chr,s,inn Girl In Vienna.
specia, cable Dispatch to The sun,
LONDON, June 23.-The discussions OF
sulciman SAINTS abrupt taking Off. and Of tho
Ybedivo's completely In the Alexandria mas
sacre. have led to the important admission by
the Government that Arab had absolutely
nothing to do with the massacre or with burn
Ing Alexandria Arab was charged with both
these acts. and the question will presently be
IN order, Why Is he kent in Ceylon? Lord
Randolph Churchill has published his cor
respondence with Mr.. Gladstone. and will now
formally lay the proof OF tho Khedives guilt
\ before the Government. which has been we'll
] aware OF It all along. The only now aspect
which II puts on tho Egyptian question Is that
in purely Oriental duplcity the policy OF the
English Government was not bit behind that
Of the Porte or Of the Khedivo himself.
The Golden Club recently made IN honor
AIRY member OF that stalwart republican. NJ.
Clemencoau and a number Of mighty Wings
have seeded on learning that he was coming
over to the annual dinner. Lord Ampthil was
one OF the seceders and managed to make 1t
known Mt his court In Berlin. receiving rs his
| reward the grateful acknowledgements OF Prince
Bismarck's organ.
Radicals say the seceders are not half as
much afraid OF dining with Cl6menceau as
. with Mr.. Chamberlain. whose late audacious
speech In favor OF manhood suffrage electoral
districts. and paid representatives. has made
great sensation In the Liberal ranks. No Cab
met Minister ever made such n speech before.
and 1t has frightened tho more cautious
liberals out OF their wits. Radicalism. how
ever is rampant just now. in view Of the disa-
bilitles OF tho Conservative and Liberal parties.
,Jn,, hat Il not hnon
more aggressive.
The inAdelities OF the gay young King Of
Spain continue to be a general topic OF discus
sion among Spaniards 1t is held that Queen
Christmas German ascetcism has suffered an
incurable wound. and that hereafter their
Catholic Majesties will live apart Her
Majesty. they say Is German blue
stocking OF the highest cultivation. q fno
mechanical musician. n lnguist. aud perfectly
amiable. but slightly arctic in temperament
| Alphonsos favorite. on the contrary. is Span
ish beauty whose accomplishments are OF a
more spontaneous order. One thing appears
10 be quite assured. the young King will not be-
cured OF his predictions but means to he u
merry monarch and in the pursuit OF his bent
will have the approval Of his people, who regard
the present affair rs the most agreeable joke
they have had since the palmy days Of Isabella.
Senior Arano. tho editor Of the Liberal and a
member OF the Cortes. was confldant OF Queen
Christina. and espouscd her cause in his
paper; and 1t Is said that two friends Of Al
phonso the Duke dc Tamanes and the Count
Do Benalua. called on him. and proposed to slice
on his ears il he did not convert himself to
different views. The material Of romance is
not yet extinct in old CASTLE.
Jews everywhere In Europe arc watching
with painful interest the progress OF tho trial
4 aNV "a 81, To-, - h,,,
Ing murdered young Christian girl In order
70 obtain her blood for use in a religious cere-
mony. The evidence against the accused Ia
Unexpectedly strong the principal witness
being the IA year-old son OF the chief prisoner
4 Joseph Bchsrf. After detailing the manner Of
the crime and how they held the victim 80 az
70 lose none OF the blood the boy was cross ex-
amned by his father. A verbatim passage will
give an idea OF the scene in court. and Of the
general character OF the trial:
Prisoner-Look me In the face. thou scorpion
President-Do not insult the witness. l I'M
, derstand your emotion. but behave properly
before your Judges.
Prisoner-Dost thou know me2
Witness-Yes. thou art my father.
Prisoncr-What didst thou tell the officer al
6rstp
Witness-Nothing. because you had forbid
don me to speak OF the corpse
Prisoner-Thou Hest. wretched boy; thou
dost not know what corpse is
wltness-Oh. yes. l do. 1t is dead body.
Prisoncr-Thon. when tell thee what thou
sayest is false. tell lie
Witness-Yes you are liar.
Prisoner-Thou Infamous liar. do deserve
on thy false evidence. to be hanged in the mar.
ket placer
Witncss-That Is no concern OF mine. dc
not wish to you again.
Prisoner-Why dost thou address me as thou
art doing?
Witness-Do YOU expect mo to shy your Grace,
Tho liberation by tho Court OF such Il scene
Is the general character OF the proceedings
here exhibits. has provoked the bitterest feeling
among the Jews.
MI. Laboucheres difference with Mr.. Bishop
the eminent American thought reader. has rs
sumed large dimensions. and occupies no small
share OF public attention. Mr.. Labouchere has
not paid over his thousand pounds to charity
and is not likely to do 3d. but devotes a large
proportion of the pages OF Truth to calling his
opponent knave. and abusing him and every.
body who sustained him at st. James Hall
he makes out II good case. but the strong
sporting instinct OF the public leads it 10
regard the wager as lost technically and other
wise; and It sympathizes with the American.
Tho Governor OF Kilmainhnm has been rca.
soning with Carey as to his course. and has
given him to understand clearly that the Gov
ernment will assume no further responsible.
Ivy Tor his safety. Carey claims n body
guard In Dublin. and the Government has
offered him safe conduct to New South Wales
or the alternative Of being turned out OF Kill
maintain without guard in which latter
event Inspector Mallon says his life would not
DO GOOD Tor twenty-four hours. Tho Dublin
oihcia!s think that when Carey finds that tho
government is determined. no will probably
Yield and take his departure for the colonies
| where he is almost equally certain to be shot
oul ut a less scandal to the authortios
Mr. Henry q. Maruuand's newly acquired
!embrandt would appear to be bargain II,
szo'ooo. An advance Of 900 has been offered
ior II since the sale. Mr.. Marquand has also
lust secured two hundred and six pieces OF old
emma from tho 0rrock collection for tho agGre-
gate price OF 49,. 900
inc position OF women In America will bo
we subject OF uddrcs SOS which will DO delivered