The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.

LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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prospects OF the minority when the agreement
With France comes to DO debated In the House
ef Commons varies from day to day and hour
% hour. While everybody. including the MIN
bters themselves. was last week convinced that
Defeat and dissolution were only few weeks
off, the general impression now 10 that Glad
stone will pull through. 1t is hard TO tell tho
grounds OF this feeling. but 1t is practically
universal though the dislike OF the surrender
% France and the advance OF English money
continues rs strong as ever On the Franchise
Dill Gladstone continues te defeat all OPPOSE
ton with unexpected ease. and the bill will
now probably be ready for the House OF Lords
next week. and there Its rejection will be DIM
suit. unless the discussion OF the French treaty
sinks the Government In public estimation.
The general uneasiness Of the times Is indi-
Gated by tho number Of menacng disputes
which are going on all over Europe. While the
Ministers OF both Italy and Spain profess to
believe Frances assurances that she intends to
respect the independence Of Morocco. the peo-
pies and press OF both countries express open
distrust and sore feeling. The dispute be-
tween Sarvla and Bulgaria will probably be
settled by the Intervention Of the neighborlng
powers. The great defeat OF tho Liberals In
Belgium 10 due to the extravaganza OF the Rad
ical wing. who demanded revision Of the Con-
Nd
Republication.
Much attention is attracted by the reception
OF the Boer delegates in Berlin. The German
Emperor was gracious. Bismarck talked Platt-
deutsch with them. and wherever they 60 the
sentries present arms. England is annoyed
because the delegates have been openly COM
plimented on defeating her. and Holland is rem
dered still moro uneasy. Tho African Dutch
were styled people Of the same race al the
German" and the Interpretation is that Bis
marck was limiting designs against the
independence OF the Dutch in Europe
Such threats are the moro formidable at q
time when the last male heir Of the Dutch
throne Is supposed to be dying. Bismarck has
recently brought about reconciliation be-
tween the house OF Nassau. which had re-
manned obstinately estranged. and Germany
By the betrothal OF the grandson Of the Ger
man Emperor and the Princess Hilda OF Mas
sau. The house OF Nassau has claims on the
Dutch succession. and especially on the prov
inces Of Luxembourg and Limburg. and Bis
marck's action is held to point to the energetic
advocacy Of these claims by Germany. Bis
marck. by the way. was in splendid form at the
Inauguration OF the Parliament House. He
walked around and chstted gayly with every
body. and. owing to the continuance Of his 70.
business and his strength Of will. the favorite
a.. III L.. 49,
Gewaltiee." the mighty one. The German En-
peror took both his hand and that OF Moltke
1t the ceremony. and the iron Chancellor,
moved to emotion for once. kissed his sover-
sign's hand. while Moltke also was visibly az
iected. The fall Of trowel. a. 1t was being
handed to the German Emperor BY tho Bava-
rian representative was regarded a. o bad omen.
The social season 10 still very dull. all the
big houses except those OF politicians being
closed. Out OF DOORS however. there 10 much
enjoyment Notwithstanding the complete ab-
ssnee Of royalty and the Queens hostility. the
Ascot meeting was very brilliant. and among
the most prominent figures. especially in tho
work Of attending TO the wants Of the ladies.
was the Home Secretary. who. though mar
ried. elderly. and bulky has q weakness for
MASKING. Two detectives superintended him
sven In bis erotio unbending.
The Queen and Gladstone are constantly
auarrelling about trHes. which is the old
lady's way Of avenging her impotence to d.
rect the Premier's policy Their last trouble
II about the appointment OF a lord In waiting
The Queen wants q man OF her own who Is a
Tory. while Gladstone insists on Liberal
There are renewed reports about the betrothal
OF Princess Beatrice to q German Prince. but
they are etrenuously denied.
The Anarchists are again prominently before
No. Schumacher will certainly hang In Vienna
but he produced great impression by his de.
scription Of the misery Of the European pro.
letariat He declared that his father. mother
enoe WAS proved between the Anarchists o.
Europe and Anarchists In America.
The opera season is proving very prosperous
and Albani has made great impression b,
her appearance as Else. in the German origina
OF "Lohengrin." Bembrich 10 also highly
praised for her singing In the "Huguenots.'
Nine. Judic attracts fair houses to the Gaiety
although the croakers do not fail to notice tina
she has gone considerably of. and 10 getting
much too stout for her favorite roles.
The Australian cricketers are making them
selves very unpopular BY their grasping way
and dlscourteous manners. After receiving
nearly e. 400 the other day for gate money q
one Of their matches and their lunches fre'
charity.
Tho vito Of q Mr.. Quilter who has made
good deal Of money out OF telephones. gave
party to the young ladies employed In working
the machine. which wss'a great success.
The French authorities are carrying out tn
law against foreign matches with absurd SO
verify. An Irish gentleman was heavily inet
at Boulogne for having wax matches and tn
proprietor OF o restaurant In which an Englisl
sailor had forgotten his lights was fine
thirty francs franc Tor every match.
The Earl of seaford. who had beef
disinheritad BY his predecessor for becoming
Liberal. has received four thousand yea
from the Countess. the mother Of the late pee
who received the entire property. and become
her heir after her death. Mr.. Popham. . Somez
set landlord. had to pay &40. 900 succession out
on getting his estates. and Ii telling timber
meet the amount