The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-29
FROM F0REIG : FIELDS,
RuMoRs ABOUT THE QUEEN,
Stanley Disappointed - England and
Russia TO Resume Negotiations
Cholera-England's French
and German Relations.
The Gable Letter
THE QUEENS LONG REIgN,

LONDON, June 2S,-The arrangements
for the celebration of the jubilee next |
year on the 50tn anniversary of the
Queen's ascension to the British crown
have already begun. IL Is proposed to
make the celebration OF the Jubilee |
next year one Of the grsndest events
OF modern times 1t is reported that the
Queen has already expressed a desire
10 conclude he's reign in this 9nniver-
sary. Very little credence is, how
ever, given to this report. People who
are acquainted with her disposition to
retain in her own hands the supreme
control of DO h her family snd state
affairs smile at the idea chat Queen
Victoria viii over reliuuuish any
power so loug as she Is auywise able
10 exercise IT,
STANLEY AND CONGO,
Henry Nj. Stanley sails for the
Congo country AZ the end OF next July.
| He is said TO be seriously disappoint
ed because Of his failure TO obtain
| lin nancial assistance from England for
| the COMO company, organlZsd TO pre-
uOte railway, mining and commercial
enterprises IN the new free State. The
company, it Is said, is likely TO utterly
collapse.
A SOCIETY FAVOBiTK.
Miss Adelaide Oechon is rapidly
becoming a society favorlte in London
since her debut rs par.or singer ~.
Lady iardesborough's reception.
Miss DelChOn there met tho Prince OF
Wales, and has several times since at-
teuded parties 40 Marlborough House,
tho priucs's London rosideaCe,
PATTI.
Nine. Patti begins her European
tour next November.
MRS. WELDON,
who recently secured from the sher-
ifi7s court OF London 4 ver1iCt of $50 e
600 against the composer, dounod, for
libel, has emerged IN n neR character.
She mas become theatrical manager
and has rented the Grand Theatre at
Islingtou She announces her inten-
tiOu TO open the place with new play,
r which Is TO be based on her own per
sonal experiences, and TO have for its
subject the exposure Sf toe abuses
prevalent under the present execution
OF the English lunacy law, There ear
hardly be doubt tnat Mrs Weldon
will succeed In drawing immeus,
houses 10 her theatre. She Is the bes
lhANtItlhtu Wblllhu Ah n'NNA AAfit
and hSs tremen -Ous tuul Oi popHlal
curiosity 10 draw upon.
THE FEMALE FIDDLER.
Princess DolgOrOuN, th9 wife of the
r nephew Of tho wife Of the late Gar tn
, lady VINO recently created 2 sensation
in Berlin by appearing IN public as
violinist for psy,is advertised 10 max
her debut in London as atddlo player
MARY ANnrRSUN.
The proposed tour Of Nj Ferris VIII
Miss Anderson In tho Uui;od State
il reported to bo abandoned.
PINERo COMING.
NJ. Pinero viii Visit New I9rK mex
September TO suporintend the produ
tion Ot"Hhe Magistrate al Days.
Il ALSO JUDO.
Nine. Judic has returned TO Pari
!. from her tour in Spain. SlO Will res
until August - next, wlioL sho wi
sail for New York.
THE FRENCH DEMANDs.
NJ. WaddiugtOn, 10 yesterdays COZ
ference with Lord Salisbury, reneWo
the demand tho. an ONLY date be iiNe
for the Withdrawal Of British troop
from Egypt and suggested the recon
structlon OF the Egyptian army
mixed Indian gn1 Turkish metc hl
J ries. He also suggested u change I
the administration from the khedlV
DOWN ard. Lord Salisbury limite
his reply TO tho statement that Egyl
tian affairs were under consideration