New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
From LtJS. London. June IS.
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From LUS, London, June IS.
BISMARCK WANING.-As the smallest details
the personality OF great men are Interesting
the subject Of the bodily weight of Prince Bismarck
might suggested tit for the serious considers.
lion of any enthusiastic German professor who would
take It up. Docs 1.-THE man OF blood and irons
poundase vary with his popua rity or do the cares OF
state affect him in years than Others AZ asy
rate statistics regiousy preserved by the person who
keeps the weighing machue at Kssingen read as fol-
lows: IN 1874 the Prince weighed 2o1 pounds Ger r.
mans @ lo5 2iS p9s9a' L n ISnS giR IN p is7s 7
pounds in $3.50 237 pounds; in 1851 232 pounds; and
in 1888 2o2 pounds the latest rctaIn neHs 40
But there is lo' OF him LETT yet By-theoye, nope
Mr. Gladstone na not sIii any carried the resO
weight since sir Miehsei heAsoe~'n ca''eu JUG 0'"
luton.
A RAsCALLY PRINCE.-There is great deal
of talk in Petersburg society aud much surprise
itzin who has Just his trial for fraud and other
mnpracticcs The Prince was privy councillor, Scion
of noble family. aud once very wealthy. Formerly 10
was an officer In the Emperors bodygnard and sdian'
dered his money at enormous rate Just DeIois .e
who was moreover IN great favor at Court On tnrso
successive occasions he occupied the Important pys. ~
Marshal of the Nobility, and he also member oitho
Provinea Government Since 1870 me prnce has' ~
to speak. lived by his Wits and IN 1873 lie starter, IN
conjunction with civil engineer and merchant. .9tn
of doubtful antecedens, company ivr quo eonss
of railways. which was called frinse BOTS ion
which hay Just been subjectsa toa sltg ~ ne o
of the trial il came that although the colly soneo
consisted OF one only. and tho multitar,I,
of chief dreco manager secretary otc.
Iy mere lad personal Expenses reached the respect
~ q s",n Of somefnng like sl5 day. But the Guns
n',,J nnt continue 10 substitute the Princes comply
far ever He made every effort TO get caplt lar
i'm France and other countries. Dut III Nal I'D or last
n.rsona expenses" in very Slowly, 81" on rho
,he Pruee took 10 obtaining supplies FROM
plea that he would give them Iu.ra was uos forth.
which employment /! Is needless tori to he nm many
coming, when the game was uisooa, ~ ao,ear but
of the Princes confcderates ,aar h's I'M
he had time TO do 50, or rsserve him from tho
~, cr,mnaI law lis received large sums OF
o,"n.y in many instances Whenever he Donght any.
nn, from, a house fur great-coat, he eenrNeuto
nav for IL In shares OF his DnDDe eonpan,; 49, ani
b"SS ave- sympathetic jury acquitted the Prime ana
he con new take toany other way OF gaung an none's
living" which may recommend itself to him.
CuAMBERLAIN's STATEsMANsnIP.--Ev
Tn snoths En- glands in losing MIN ~ tsesde. Hi
the Board OF Trade Mr.. Chamberlain shower a. ao
den Club what kind OF stun he snaie OF as an ia
and logician, There is duty on corn III fFane 40
exclaimed, aud what is the result v Aecolut's, ina
facts the imposition OF the duty on corn III
rrsnIt of the depressed state OF agriculture, Dat
ing TO Brummagen philosophy tue converse - os tho
- wSv on EARTH" asks Mr.. Chamberlain, should mo- hs
American people be successful e0mpeutors win ~.
Engllsh" In the woolen trade H!s smpte aus n n
There Is nothing but the tariff To account Tor H.
as the same state OF things prevailed In arather hs
yatsd form before 1.-THE tariff was lLiposeu III ar
limited States Mr. Chamberlain only shows by sun rced
guments the snallhess OF MS wiz, shn i"is"'i -,
| by his bad faith.
Nor AN COURAGE" AT ALL.-l;naglina"Srss<
Irish reporters who manufacture outrages TOT n ,stct
fish market should really be little careful 1 glass
atroeity said 10 be that the panel OF nv Lord
Spencer, the church OF ST saviour mt ia:
removes and destroyed by elonious nanus removed
curry IL Appe8x1 Chat the plate had msrey v
tor repairs. a. this rate there - w ''AA' !"