Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-07-19
"AR Old ROue" on the Pail Mall Expos
ures-A Warming Against Roller
Skating-EurOpean Notes.

23d will accompany the Queen to Bal
moral Castle in Scotland. Lady Randolph
Churchill is very active in assisting the
wedding arrangements. II was at first
decided by the Queen /, exclude reporters
from the wedding GER, monies, but this de-
cision has been reconsidered, and it
is now announced that a dozen
representatives OF the press will be per-
mitted to attend. A few pictorial report
ere will also be allowed to witness the
affair. The church being too small to
accommodate all the guests now invited,
the covered aIchway from the churchyard
gate to the portals will be provided with
three tiers of seats. Princess Beatrice and
Prince Henry have both received a large
number OF wedding presents already.
IN MINISTERIAL CIRCLES
no fear is entertained OF an immediate
quarrel with Russia. Notwithstanding
thie, however, measures for the defense OF
India are being constantly pushed forward.
Gen. Sir Donald NJ. Stewart, commander
in-chief of India, will, it is said, be ap-
pointed to one of the vacant seats in the
India Council, in which case Gen. Lord
Wolse!ey will be given the chief command
in India. The Earl of Dufferin, Viceroy
of India, has Issued an order pre-
hibiting officers OF the Indian army
who are on furlough from going
to Cashmere, ostensibly because re-
turn thence would be difficult and slow
in case of hurried recall. 1t is reported
that Col. Lockhart, who has gone 10 Gill
gier, the main entrance to the Valley of
Cashmere from Centre Asia, with years
supplies, avowedly for the purpose of
surveying patty, is really engaged in
political movement of importance. Rus
sia is trying to raise new loan.
LOOKS sur PICICUs
From Paris it is stated that an officer
aboard the Audacious, writing from Nag
asaki says that the British flag, despite
the denial OF the English government, is
flying over Port Hamilton in the Corean
Archipelago. He further states that the
British are busily engaged in preparing
military defences ard laying torpedos and
mines at Port Hamilton, and that some
Russian troop ships, loaded with troops,
which recently arrived there, were greatly
surprised to fnd the place completely &C.
cupied by tbs British, and were compelled
to retire.
IAN OLD RoUR"
writes to the Pail Mall Gazette that 'the
evil you have expressed is a warning
against roiier-skating The evil came with
roller-skating at the Princess Club. Then,
for the first time, men about town were
brought into daily contact with beautiful
children, not members of their own fami-
lies. The little things, in their innocence,
were too prodigal OF their SMILES and
81 IN es. A passion sprang up for children.
The ruin of these children themselves was
not the question, but PROGRESSES found
little East-Enders to bear the curse yicari-
ousiy. Since then the trade betTeen the
East and West End has grown enormous
lv. There ia q certain elemel OF race
| hate in the affair. Wealthy Jews are to-
day paying off cd scores run up centuries
ago st Seville, Prague and elsewhere"
CONSTANCE KENT,
wbo uros cav iced to penal servitude f r
life for the murder s.. Rood which which ere created t :"
such a sensation twenty-five 10 "e0' N''
been hbereted on ticket of les,,''
AMERICANS BLACKBALLED.
There is quite a commotion in the
Bachelors Club over the extensive BLACK
balliDg of American applicants for mem
bership, and the withdrawal OF number
of Americans on this account. Mr.. B.
Winthrop, who was proposed by Lord
Leicester, snd Mr.. Martin and Mr..
Sands, of New York, members of the
Union and Knickerbocker Clubs, were re-
Gently blarkballed, and thereupon Messis.
Frazer Praed and the Hon. John Mon
tague Guest, member of Parliament for
Wareham, resigned from the managing
committee. The aiority of the members OF
the club, however, condemn the action OF
1 the committee 10 olackballing Americans
| for no apparent reason but their nationsl-
ity, and propose to reconstruct the entire
/ committee, on the ground that the present
| one does not represent the feelings and
opinions of the club.
THE RT. HON. W. E. FOSTER,
Liberal member of Parliament for Brad
II s,fC Co Tor Ixal nd
will, it is said, soon make visit to
| Canada.
POLES ORDERED OUT OF GERMANY.
The Gsrmdnid, OF Berlin, states that the
| Imperial govern meIt has ordered 10000
| Russian Poles to leave Eastern Prussia
| OF these Poles 1000 are Jews. The major
| ity of the exiled Poles have, however, beer
granted respite to allow them to sell out
1 their property and business and 81 tile NJ
their affairs before leaving.
| GERMAN DUcAL SUGGESTIONS
1t is stated that the German government
| is preparing bill to exclude all foreig;
princes from rights of inheritance to any
of the German dncal thrones. The bill
will, it is said, be submitted to the Bun
desrath next autumn.
| CHINESE LOAN. -
| Negotiations are pending with two grea
German banking houses for a loan of $40,
100000 to China for the construction o
railways, t-iegraphs, wharfs and othe
trade improvements throughout the Ce
lestial EnpiIe.
GERMAN FINANCES.
The German papers expect that the re
cent emission of the three and one-hal
per cent. coDsols by the PIussian Ministe
of Finance, which were quickly taken up
| will soon be followed by conversion c
, the four PEI mt. consolidated debt.
EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH CONFERENCE.
At the European telegraph conferenc
Austria will propose a reduction in tn
tinternational telegraph rates. Prussia wi
pr6 ~ass q general and uniform tariff fo
all EurcHs. The LTs-,nan proposition wi
be likely to meat with stro,,SS opposition
I Switzerland Eas given noties OF a nctlo
} to restrict the use of ciphers for priysf
messages. Another proposal recommend
the counting of compound names of place
as one word instead OF two or more q
now.
NEW METHOD OF MAKING SUGAR.
J Frobach has announced the discover
, of a method of making sugar withou
crushing in pressing. According to thi
II ethod the cane is cut into strips and tn
! wafer is extracted by alcoholic vapo
} | which leaves the sacharine to be dissolve
l | lUtO n1ulu. me A!COuOl ana sugar al
filtered out by means of lime and chal!
r Il is claimed that this process of pianr
9 facture viii add one third to the produ,
e ton over and abOve any process now
I use.
THE FRENCH SELECTIONS.
: From Paris it is stated that the mo:
t important question in the coming gener,
: electors in France will be the religion
9 question. This isc. is generally recoI
"a nized, it is said, and the Pope and Gard
mai Guibert, Archbishop of Paris, are
# retting their efforts to prevent resu
q which will eliminate in the separation
: Church and State in France. Undoub
edly rery large number of Catholics
|, France favor separation as valuable 10 Ii
o cause of liberty Of Catholic action.
# DIsPArCHEs FROM ROME
! state that Clrdinsl Howard is expected
spend short holiday in Ireland SIS que
7, OF the Earl Of Oarnsrvon, the new Iris
l. Yiceroy at Dublin Castle. Sir Charl,
g Gavan Duty. al,thor of Young ireland,
IS engaged in editing q confidential narr
: tive, written by Mr.. Frederick Lucas, \
! p, on the true state of the political parti'
g in Ireland thirty years ago, to Pope PHI
7, Tx. Il is thought the article win thro
e much light OF tile relations which at thl
b hue existed between the government
is Great Britain and the Vatican.
a. MUSIC AND DRAMA.
y The play COssin johnny, which h
ID proven 4 success at the Strand Theate
Id was written by lSisbtt, the dramatic crit
-e, of the Londoi, lsiHfs. 1t was the authoI
ut first dramatic production.
is The painter Watts, who has declined
in baroneicy, g yea as his reason for refusi
fe, the title this statement: II am unable
~, help feeling the incongruity between
on preferred title and my very restrict
as, means"
IA. Miss Adelaide Delchon has been
gagged to deliver recitaions at the Pa