The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Announcement That Peace Is As.
iured Causes Business TO Revive
and Stops Emigration.
Why Russia Accepted highlands
Proposa Tried
and Sentenced With
out a Jury.
CABLE LETTER.
since tho Announcement 1hat Peace Was
Assured the Industries of the Conn
try show Great Improve
meLt-frish Affairs.

meLt-Irish Affairs.
IovpoS May 3o.-Tc-day is the dulest news
day LoIdon has had ior months There seems 70
be nothing going on worth writing about. All tae
statesmen whose actions generally furnish the sti
pie political news, except Mr. Gladstone, are away
enjoying the holidays, and the Premier IS resting
even hom talking. The Liberals seem to be salts
fed with the Anglo. Russian situation. The Con.
seIvatyes, however. are Growing over il. IL Is
generally believed among the politicians tha, Ras
s'a hes sgieed 20 allow Afghanistan's claims "a
both zulfcar and Maruchak. II does not appear
however, that the Car mas agreed, even provis-
ionaiy, 10 any treaty binding him TO refrain from
further advances. Many efforts have been made
to secure from him such al agnenent and their
fsiluIe tends 10 strengthen the conviction
that Russia has simply "dickered" in order
TO gain tine and that she is determined to
continue her progross souihwaid. The cOnserva
tfves fnd in this state OF affairs subject for
nuuciating Mr.. Gladstones management OF the
ohpute The Tory papers believe that unless
Russia gives England guarantee against further
advance southwark. coupled with n pledge to re-
sr(ct the IL de ependence OF Afghanisan, there can
be no probability OF any durable peace.
The general public, on the other hand. seem TO
place the most implicit confidence in Hr. Glad
stones statements tnat peace IS assured. Cndsr
the PFC pee. held out by tots assurance general
and manifest improvement u going on in tue iu-
Cusires OF the country. All the building and
transportation trades are busy, farm lsoorcTs are
IN den and. bo.h NJ home AID ia the colonies.
The immigration returns even show II de
cline. Sir tharles Duke, the troublesome
Radical member Of M Glgdsione's Cabinet
aud the head and front OF the rebellion against
the renewal OF the crimes 6cf has not, II appears,
betn converted by Earl Spencer the Irish Viccroy
1be Lord Lieutenant has insiS ed Oh the renewal
of the bill, and IL is generally thought was the
main influence which induced dr. 6 adstone 10
commit the Government to the rene val policy.
When Sir Charles Dixie rebelled against the re-
newai and succeeded in splitting the Cabinet on
the question, the Premier managed IL Is said, 90
have him invited 10 Dublin TO attend the meetings
CT the commission on housing the Irish poor. AS
a Mintterial visitor TO the Irish Capital SiI
charles, as naiter OF course. became the guest OF
the Niceroy az Dublin Castle. and the hope
that Eerl Spencer would be sble by showing him
he Irish situation in some new light, 10
the Governments announced programme
on the renewal policy. But IL seems that Earl
slent er's missionary work had been in vain, and
that sir Charles returns to London perfectly in
raciable. The result will probably be blck-
down on the part OF the Government, which will
probably set out oil its dilemma By introducing
harmless bill, 10 remain in force about year.
1hvie csn hardly be doubt now that the Mar
ministt rial holiday visitor TO Ireland. iound him
self, on personal examination of the Iris0 silua-
ton, unable 10 JUSTLY The Gorerninsnt attitude
on The renewal snd fpat this fact lies az the bot
tom OF the indisposition which he gave the rea-
son for Cancelling all his engagements 10 make
speeches throughout the Western district.
sir Stafford Nofthcote, The Tory leader I'm the
House OF Commons is 81, and has announced MS
OF his health The issue OF the Irish World OF the
date date oi May is has been proclaimed In lie.
land. The Dublin Freemans Journal publishes a
Telegram from Rome, creted TO IAN authoritative
source" which states positively that Dr. Walsh, of
Maynooth College, and National, will be named
by The Vatican 10 succeed tne late card nal Nc
Cabe as Archbishop or Dublin. The telegfa
SAYS tfst the appointment will not be announced
Catholic ciio'es In Dublin are also confident
that Dr. Walsh will lie appointed Tne Committee
OF Il e Dublin Corporation, TO which the matter
VQ ~ nn
and civic emblems In city fay. which, hence
forth will bear harp on green ground, and
which will display In one quarter three csiles on
blue ground.
Irth papers OF Nationalist sympathes oeplore
the altg ged attempt 10 dIcfedii the National
lesgue in America by political attacks in The
unitod States on letrick Egan The United Ire
land, Mr. ParnelPs organ, appeals TO the friends
o. sll factions IN The lr sh cause 10 display more
good will and energy the exercise OF which qnali.
tief, IL says made the Irish In America potent
factor in the struggle between England and Ire
Ian a few yesrs ago. II T. expected that several
members OF the Royal family Will honor Ireland
BY Whit this summer In the shape ci a yachting
cruise along the fouthwest coast. The party viii
make an extended excursion 10 Killarney. The
proposed visit OF The Queen 10 ireland has, IL is
,aio, been abandoned, ior the resson that the
not robust CROUCH 10 bear the strain Of suc1
journey,
Tho donations 10 the British Colonial Exbi5l
ton now amount.to the sum OF 10000.
IL sICported that the Chinese Government N
about 10 appoint oa English barrister, resident in
London. legal adviser 70 China on the internG.
tionsl law Of Europe. Ten thousand dollars pr
annum Will be paid - the appoinle as sa'a y,
ard bis duty will be 70 keep the rekin Cove
mt mt instructed on all questions OF International
law bat may arise Ia tarope affecting Chinese in
teress.
a meeting Of the GSrdon Memorial Com mlttee
was held to-day IN the Marlborough Boasc. The
Prince OF Wales and the Dule OF Edinburgh were
present lt wak decided 10 abandon the project Of
building ard cndowlnga Gordon memorial hos.
pta AZ Port sald 10 be free TO the ili aud injured
ol all nations and seek some new aud more salts.
factory form for the proposed memorial. IL was
finally decided to request each member OF the
committee 10 send into the next meeting hiS al
vice Ia writing as 10 the best aud most enduring
monument TO erect IN Gordon's honor. u tues OF
any Kind being barred out by the nna nous voice
OF the metropolitan meeting at Nhich The Memorial
Comm ittCe was appointed
Dipatches from Paris this evening state that
Victor Hugoswlll bequeaths the copy n 2hts 10 the
poets thcstrical WORKS % Paul Monroe the
dramatsi, and the copyrights 70 his other literary
woiks to August Naluasri, who married Huso's
daughter Josephine. 30 immense has bean the
demand for flowers by the admirers OF the dead
poet for fibuies NJ his funeral that the result is
already flower famine in Paris. Iennyson has
senta diedem compofed OF Irish lilies. foitl.
clans OF ell shades OF opinioa sre Ssndng Hover
tributes TO the dead poet. 81 Lscxroy, Hugo's
son in. law, writes 70 the Rappsl that 'he multi
tude Of telegrams Oi sympathy received by the
potrs family from Spain and Italy i. proof OF the
Paris have no tympalhy with the Communist
movem ent, and II n hoped iat tfet IN Il 1enC'
wil be able TO preserve Ieace at Monday cere-
EmplrOr William has ordertd the German Gov.
eInmen I 10 purchase the ancient cas- lie oi Dank.
nal sest OF the Guelph ismiiy. The castle viii be
restored, aud converted Into a museum Tor the
oi,play OF historical relics.
been entertained in London by Mrs. Bloomfield
Moore and Nfa Eugene Halleit Many d..
h.ar s ad Resp
ff0wDing. AZ one OF the receptions Miss l.sa, OF
Philadelphia, reclled one OF Brownings poems