The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-05

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.rAds agitation. The iaitial movement in the
tos3 var ,rsm ae osr e T.o Hi1.e1 rs on
Somerset on the IviL The Conservatives held
SWING the cue to their coming cam paien; Tho
meeting vas to have b-en addressed By SIR
sou. but ..nt = personal Is,tsr Which cont.tn ed
hind OF Tory platform; sir stafford said in
sass.Anss that In y,sm Of the .1D.oaehirs gen.
esy, The Tory Premier Pee" said Sir STAT
70 n. DrSssctionis, policy Is nDo..i6ls VII 10
the Conssrvatiys party lives 20 combat IL Tho
18th II. TAX on aa ssrss. IS Ts.sn ths
English people that"
From the tex. Of Sir Stafford Northeo.e's
| episcls IL 10 Ain that he expects the coming
struggle between the Conservatives and Liber-
ais for power 20 De warm and very bitter. He
urges the Conservatives to MAKE every pos
stos preparation Lecsssary for . desperate
| contest
The Angio-Amsrtcan newspapers in Paris
| are severely dsnounciaS Baron Salvador
Freneh Consul a. ST. Paul. Nina. and eorrs-
| spordsn. OF the Paris Ft.dro. Since the Baron
| wen. to the United States in 1883. n.ariy every
| letter which he has written TO iAe Figaro con-
| tainS studied slur against Amert-
can morals AID American women. He
always srecrs at the American in . CO.
| vert way. and slvays SPEAKS OF him
a. = Yankee. In describing the inau9ura,icn
| Of President Cleveland. Baron salvador says
| tina. IL WAS simply parade mararonilts. The
| processionists did nothing but ABSORB unlirlit-
! ed beer and innumerabLs cocktails. He speaks
! most tisrespecr.uliy Of Secretary Bayard. TIE
| newspapers urge tina, . Prene en- Consul accred-
| tied To any city in tho United States should 10
bound At least TO observe the propristias Of Of
| ecial life. II not shose OF polite society
L. IA now understood that the British annex.
| alton Of Point Hamilton Island. in the Corean
archipelago. WAS made a. An i'm por.Act step in
| the work Of preparation for possible VA with
Russia. The consent OF China which retains
feudAiory rights in the CoreAn archipelago.
| Vas obtained b1tors the Annexation vas n aae.
Point Hamilton Island bars and commands the
| ports on the Pacific It 10 believed that Russia
| tile at on En2iAnd's part