Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-11
I1TFIIyESS IN EUROPE.
,,,,e, ELEPHANTS ON THE HANDS
>" OF THE RULERS.

,.1 Neutrality Quite Different
brl'.. Y7nder the Two GOvernmeDts-
iN.,s Harris New PIaE-HOw
A-,tsnn,en are Made Up on the French
,o>noy. Sept. 26.--Old Europe is lively
-,ore. The Hispano-derman diff
oDvs "a not vet settled, and the Eastern
'l.' -.,on has entered a new phase. Rou-
q' 'Io has reyolted, and declared herself
ne I'm the sultan. Prince Alexander
~ aalgarla is 10 reign over Roumelia as
vi. and, strange to say, the Tory party
ENGLAND advocate a policy OF complete
ptrelitv. Everybody is glad to hear It.
DDs'ut'ifNr. Gladstone had remained Prime
PI,iristsr. every Tory paper would have
1h-nluucea such q policy as inconsistent
Vim British honor. LORD oahsDury would
VIZ as.,I he'd the event to the lntrlgues OF
nav Russian '1bankrupts and swindl-
us Lord Randolph Churchill would
g9', once more held up his hands in
na'S of "tbe terrible news" as he
IOi hon he understood that the Liberal
a. ltc.isrrv were settling the Afghan diff
nv nv Deaceful means (although we
GU Had to see that the Tories are now
aau5ncting the negotiations with Russia
w the lines laid down by their predeces-
onrS and finally the RussOphObist, Ash
mad Bartlett. would have proclaimed
lsot AGAIN the Russians were at the gates
.l1s1~onsrantinople. When in opposition,
oo conservatives hold Russia to be a
Standing menace TO civilization; when in
oeics thew consider that she fultils her
dasti1v. The versatility Of politicians is
uoollv nrodigiOus. 1t would be difficult
20 soy. lust at present, how tar Russia is
vivad with the Roumellan resurrection,
Int NJ. de Nelidotf, the Russian ambassa-
dor AT COnstantinOple, has assured his
colleagues that the events at Philippopo-
Ia took him completely by surprise, and
that the Russian government had
nothing to do with the movement.
This reminds me too much Of the
4 Treoch proyerb, All s. excuse 81 accuse.
n Nevertheless in Turkish circles, the ris-
inc is believed to be the result Of Sir
Henry DrummOnd VOLTS mission, which
i # il stated Russia interprets as step to
A bring about an alliance against her. 1t
Is even suspected that the revolution is
fhe outcome Of the meeting Of the en-
nerors at Kremsier. However this may
be-. rails have been torn up, telegraph
lines cut, bridges blown up. Fortldca-
tons are in course Of construction, and
neople are in arms. There has been
UrpaL fAll IN luIAlSu luuuh4 as JIG lNOu-
melian tribute will probably no longer be
raid. Altogether things are looking very
gloomy.
Mrs. Weldon, the brave exponent of
Injustice, the champion of the peoples
rights, the heroine OF the lunacy lave,
who has been undergoing a term Of six
months imprisonment for libel, was re-
leased from Holloway Jail on Monday
N evening.
SHE LOOKED NONE THE WORSE
h for her long confinement, and was greatly
cheered by the crowd who had assembled
il front of the prison gates. A procession
was formed, accompanied by several
. bands, which proceeded to Hyde Park.
F Ga arrival at the park gates the horses
n were taken out of Mrs. Weldon's carriage,
wsich was then drawn by persons in the
crowd. Speaking from her carriage, this
lady informed the people that her voice
e was not SO good as it used to be, because
N in the law courts il was the custom to
= have deaf judges. She had nearly
screamed her voice away before one old
"a Judge who could not hear and was nearly
Fl blind Resolutions were passed demand
Fl ing Criminal Court Of Appeal. and urg-
e ing Parliament and the government TO
4 cause a searching inquiry to be made in
N different cases of ''miscarriage Of JUS
N tiee' Ringing cheers were given for Mrs.
Fl Weldon, aud the proceedings afterwards
came to an end. The position of Judgein
"A Her Majesty's law courts will once more
cease TO be a slnecure.
0uida, the well-knOwn novelist, is loud
IN her lamentations over the vandalism
n mat is abroad in Venice. She hates the
steam launches that disfgure the land
scape and dim the wonderful, luminous
atmosphere and gem-like mosaics. She
n cries aloud against the atrocities that are
oelug put up in the shape of cast-iron
bridges, painted IN lead color and red, and
me dlshgurement caused TO historic
o9lid Dgs by the application of gigantic
advertisement bills. She makes touch
ing appeal for the doomed g0ndOliers,"
rs she calls them. The gondOla will be
unable TO compete with floating iron
.alcepans, sac says, and soon the most
aeHgltiul picturesque and poetic mode
vi navigation VIII be known no more,
uoless the people Of Venice quickly come
~ Ilelr senses and banIsh the UdDOret1
u Dondalo or Bragadin could arise and
look ON their city they would be Mortified,
ana Ouida imagines them appealing to
tne people Of Venice, 10 run not after
strange gods sDd blind idols, but treasure
the great past we made for YOU. Any
Ahot OF men can make for themselves a
Wy without story, blasting house
hnere they can worship fraud and gold;
euy Knot Of men can do this, butt is only
iou .eifs Of all the ages, who have Ven
Ar Augustus Harris, who used to mod
v9.iY style himself the "greatest actor
@1tuof manager since the days Of David
IaLIleE'' mas just produced a new Drury
.sus grand spectacular drama. The
lihg rs called "Human Nature" but do
a a3 ask me why. IL had TO call II any
lug ADJ french, / would call 1t La Betlse
ttag.'. Ne. Virtue inthe person Of several
11sushmen IS duly rewarded, and vii
alay lu The person Of a Frenchman ie
-'"! punished, and Mr.. Harris obtains
BIS Two hundred rounds of applause"
sso ms lls Two hundred peals Of laughter"
nm LONDON CORRESPONDENT OF THE
FRENCH PAPERS
s aa's sent their complaints to their re-
s,c. t'e EDITORS, with the hasty cOnclu-
,-s1.' 'la1 tAey have discovered a new and
F1e,,tu,,a PIE proof that the English hate the
ta1A, Otherwise how could they hiss
lcAed Frenchman they do? A Drury
80 -'.o audience ID not, however 10 be con-
-'-u with an English audi
~ And the clever upholsterer
I' 'uhs Drury Lane theatre has brought
."4alc performances I'm London 10 about
brs,t''..7 leNel az the salvation army mas
rissl,Is we religious performances, 10
H., que Kinds OF audiences who honor
nat. ~ Their confidence. Really, 10 was
s65w y. w. expected that In order 70 make