New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
GOSSIP ACROSS THE WATER.
MATTERS DISCUSSED IN LONDON.
w,lr. KoLoMINE-vANDERBIr DIscUssED-socIAL
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wNE. KoLoMINE--vANDERBnT DIscUssED-sociAL-
Isr SCHEMES
LONDON Nav 31.-Mme. kolomlne Is stlll III
Berlin All attempts thus far TO get her quietly 10 go
ova and forget ner royal husband have failed She VIII
listen 10 nothing short of full recognition OF her marital
FIGHTS and insists that she shall be either accepted
% wife. and maintained as one or
nlsced fairly before the world in divorce suit IN
reference to the proposition Is stated on good au
thor1tv that Nine Kolonine has offered to iacihtae as
far as NAV he consistent with her claims. suit for
eeparaton IL she is guaranteed an annuity OF AlO'OVo
This proposa is probably made in the hope that queen
Victoria will take pity her ndiscreet sonln-a" anu
helm the Grand ont Of his present heterogeneous ny
ntovidnC Nine KOlOmine with such an income as tle
latter deems necessary her comfort In England nov"
ever such contingency laughed at, and 1t prophe
sled that Louis w will remain married long ume p
fore Her Majesty viii release him at the rate 1Aoooo
year
A BRITISH VIEW OF WALL STREET
The London Mining Journal IN IT'S lSsue VI
to-day prints a pungent and sarcastic eaoer upon %
exodus of Vanderbilt" The editor declares that looh
ing at the entire situation OF holders OF American soA
,rres,ment. IL must be confessed that MI. Nanaer-
hl,,. denarture from New-YOrk at one OF ihe
most critical times experienced IN the american
financial market best an interesting anu lnSu"O
,ive sign OF the times" The writer then proceeds 10 reVe"
the events of the past weeks in Wall Street. ana IN
dcaes that an almost decline III prices 10 poS
rbans even below those reached ut the most disastrous
neriod in the recent furry, is imminent and proOaoy H.
evitable 49,,
Mr. Vanderbilt 1t is said, knew what he was dohe
when he left New-York. He saw the storm conins Ia
his holdings then got out OF the way OF inc soo
bad been awakened TO full realization OF the 1act
II he remained at home his determination wouiu H"'o
heen insufficient to prevent considerable lnoa" "Po"
his means 10 help undessrving business associates GU
he resolved to keep his pile intact +bag s T1n.
audi aUln
uafors 10 take of Themselves as best lhey cOu
Some comment has been caused by the tact t9 1da IN
PARIS Mr. Vanderbilt is staying at me WLhhsor "'oi'
where the Prince of Wales is also sojourning'
PERSONAL NOTES.
rovbiam King OF the MaOrs arrived at Plymouth TO-
nav 10 protest against land grabbing schemes III NJ"
Zealand 1t considered remarkable that he Kept SoOei
during the voyage. -
sna,y Tefehre Colonel Burnaby Clements Markham
and other baoonists attended garden party OF the
BALLOON Society Of Great Britain at its Crystal Paia'e
to-day H.,
Mr. BradlanCh Annie Bessnt and others will address
meeting at Plymouth tomorrow for the repeai Vi o'
phemy laws They will discuss the doctrines OF maVnu'
also.
An IyTERNATIoNALsT CONGRESS PROPOSED.
Herr Guilaume Liebrecht. the saxon Socialist VINO
arrived in Paris May Is has sent letter 10 one OF ''
Paris revolutionary papers, IN Whlch ne PropoS'7 '
adopuon of more extreme measures Than H-'F0
hitherto been attempted. he says that the ume
for an anpeal to those hidden weapons of destruction
which modern science has furnished to the oppressed
The leading Socialists cougregaedi IN PARIS approx
these declarations of the MagdebuTg revolutions" anu
ore ,,ronarinr Cor "blood- sndt thunder" campaign.
nrivate meeting held last night IN farls' anu
among the attendants such men as Jules Mue>'''
Paul Lafaraue and dozen Others VINO have prices sci
upon their heads by half the governments OF E"oi"
Al this meeting it decided TO ho'u
nm international congress Of advanced SOCIALIST"
the time and place of which purposely Kept secret
n il ruored that It will be held at Antwerp nex' sep
tember Ii is more than probable. however tha' '',
publication of this arrangement will cause change OIL
plan and the congress he held in switzerland o III
America for all that any one can tell at present
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS AND PROJECTS
Minnie Palmers season at strand Theatre closed TO-
night .-....u.. 90 e.,
COmeda Francois. .
Mr. Rarrett will return TO America in July by me
steamer servia He has bought an original hls'oIIC"
tragedy in blank verse. written by Charles OSBORNE.
Haverly's Minstrels opened tonight, scoring succe