The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-02
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
aunoRs ABOUT THE QUEEN,
STANLEY disappointed - England snd
Russia Ia i,esums Segotistlons-
Cholera England French
and German Relations,
Tho Cable Letter

IHE QUEENS LoNH hilbS'
LoNpoS, June 2S,-Tho arrangements
for the celebration Of tho Jubilee next
year on the SOFA anniversary OF the
queens ascension 70 the British crown
have already begun. IL il proposed 10
make the celebration Of the Jubilee
next year one of the grandost events
of modern times, II is reported that the
Queen has already expressed desire
TO conclude her reign In this anniver-
sary. Very little credence is, how
ever, given 10 this report. People who
are acquainted with her disposition 70
retain in her own hands the supreme
control of both her family and state
affairs smile At tho Idea that queen
Victoria Will over .relinauish any
power 50. long n she j. auywise able
TO exercise IL.
srANLEy AND CONGO.
Henry NJ. Stanley sails for the
Congo country nj the end OF next July.
He is said 10 be seriously disappoint'
ed because OF his failure 10 obtain
financial assistance from England for
the Congo company, organized TO pro
mote railway, mining and commercial
enterprises III the now ireo state. The
company, IL is said, is likely TO utterly
collapse.
A SOCIETY TAyoMTE.
Miss Adelaide Delchon is rapidly
becoming a society fayorite in London
since her debut as a psr.or singer. at
Lady Lardes bo-ough's reception.
Miss Delchon there met the Prince OF
Wales, and has several times since at
tended parties ~ Marlborough House,
the princes London residence.
PATTI,
Nine. Patti begins her European
tour next November.
MRS. WELDON,
VINO recently secured from the shor-
iti1s court OF London verdict Of $780,
600 against the composer, Gounod, for
libel, has emerged in q new character.
She mas become q theatrical manager
and has rented the Grand Theatre ST
IslingtOn. She announces her inten-
ton 10 open the place with q new play,
which is TO be based on her own per-
sonal experiences, and 10 have for It's
subjec, the exposure OF the abuses
prevalent under the present execution
OF the English lunacy law. There can
hardly be doubt that Mrs. Weldon
will succeed in drawing immense
houses to her theatre. She is the best
advertised woman in Great Britain
and has tremendous fund OF popular
curiosity to draw upon.
THE FEMALE FIDDLER.
Princess Dolgorouki, the wife OF the
nephew oftae vile Of the late Car, the
lady who recently created sensation
in Berlin by appearing in public as
vIolinist for pay,is advertised TO make
her debut in London as fiddle player.
MARY ANDERSON.
TIE proposed tour Of Mr.. Ferris with
Miss Anderson in the United States
is reported to be abandoned.
PIEERo COMING.
N. Pinero willvisit New York next
September to superintend the produc-
ton OF "The Magistrate" at Days.
ALSO JUDO.
Nine. Judic has returned TO Paris
from her tour in Spain. She will rest
until August % next, when she will
sail for New York.
THE FRENCH DEMANDS.
NJ. Washington, at yesterdays con-
ference with Lord Salisbury, renewed
the demand that an ealy date be fixed
for the Withdrawal Of British troops
from Egypt and suggested the recon-
struction of the Egyptian army OF
mixed Indian and Turkish merceha-
ries. He also suggested a change in
the administration from the khedive
downward. Lord Salisbury limited
his reply to the statement that Egyp-
-tiau affairs were under consideration.