New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-22
EUROPE1N GOSSIP.
NOTES AND INCIDENTS FROM LONDON.

NOlLS AND lNLIDENIN IROM LONDNN.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE AMERICAN EXHIBITION
VARIOUS TOPICS.
LONDON, June 21-John Robinson Whitley,
the general director Of the proposed American Exhibit
ton In London, to-day entertained number OF financial
and commercial magnac5 and members Of Parliament az
a luncheon General Norton, VINO has recently arrived
in London from NewYork also present. In speech
explaining the plans and purposes o. the proposed exh
bitiou Mr. whitley that the intention make
the most notable display of the agricultural and indus
trial products the United made. The exh
bitiOu would not be confined exclusively TO American
products but would include specimens Of everything
grown made the States which could be brought
the Atlantic The promoters Of the enterprise hoped
be able to throw open the doors Of the exhibition May l.
lss6.
Ill TREATMENT OF JEWS.
The barbary OF Hungarian Jew-baiting has been
brought the attention Londones by arrival here
in an almost starving condition OF Joseph scha who
has been obliged 10 flee from Hungary. scAarf the
chief prisoner IN the trial at TszaEzler
charge OF having kidnapped and murdered Christian
maiden III order to offer her sacrifice in OF their
religious rites. The charge disproved and all the
prisoners acquitted but they have since been sub
iected TO cruel aud atrociouS perSe uons Scharf has
been the chief sufferer having had his health shattered,
his business ruined and his property looted until be was
in danger Of starvation He therefore aed London
his coreligonsts in this city are now raising fund to
give him ar other start in life.
CROPS HURT BY COLD WEATHER.
The weather in England is abuonnAly CHILLY and the
nights cold that fears entertained that the growth
OF the crops will be seriously checked
TIE NEW CABLE.
The Commercial. Gable Company have secured Offices
in the Royal Exchange between those Of the French and
American companies. with the evdcu; intention of max
ns good fSht possible, soon AZ their cable is
completed. The Farldav viii leave the Thames on Mon
day with 5000 tons Of cable She VIII proceed
10 Wacryila Bay. the Kerry Ireland and lay
the shore end IN the manner at Rockport, Mass
Tbs work VIII probably be completed by Friday after
noon "peu the connection Wl4 the deep sea portion WI!
d. mIle ami the course OF "a" snip uI fOg the buoy
which she lett in mi-JteJl . few weeks asO AMI %
which attached th, American hall OF the cable. The
baoy Will probably be reached boy July 20. when the cir
cult VIII be compile between England and America.
An ASCENDING CASHIER ARRESTED.
NJ sagrcal1. ca hi-ro the Eastern Railway Company
o: Paris. who ab>conlrd las; FEBRUARY with 10000
francs has been arrested in Vienna He srui,ej
ana was found living iu snupiu'us lodgings. Little
money was found in his possession ana he sought 20 ex
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