Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-24
A Sabbath Pilgrimage Through Points
Of European Interest,
The English Elections Rochefort's
RaviDgs--Afghan Dispute.
A Monster Morality Demonstra-
ton In London,
Continued Itavsges of the Cbolers
Svourge IN Spoin-Geaeraa
Foreign Intelligence
YHE SEA,

THE FaSNR1IITEs AND THE JOMIN RBTCTIOS,
Special Telegram to The BEs.
LONDON, August 23.-Gladetons's sour' Is
but littie chronioled. There ore reports that
his voice Is restored, but this is doubtful.
The general belief ia that Gladstone Is lone
for. In the meantime those who are compe-
tent to be his successor are compelled to hold
their tongues, The tories are WASTING for the
enemy to open fire. They are gratifed at the
undoubted success Of Lord C'arnarvon's tour,
and are certain that Ireland will furnish the
main question in the election a truggle. Every
word which a Parnellite speaks, in favor of the
tories is eagerly reported and c. ,ught up. The
Irish leaders await the Parnell banquet next
Monday, ant the meeting which Is to be held
on Tuesday, for aformal amount ementoftheir
common policy. There is now a strong rea-
son to suppose thar the electio n will pass
without an outbreak Of dispute b. tween DAv-
lit and the Parnellites, which OF nee seemed
inevitable, and that PaSnell will elect all his
nominees. The prospect of succ ess in the
movement for the payment of members ia
likely to raise alarge number of announcement
and unsuitable ambitions, but through his
lieutenants Parnell will control til county
conventions, which will settle the CT ,ndidates.
Ro9HERoBr's RAvINGs,
Advices from Paris show that Roth Sort is
maddoned by his failure to provoke he gov
eminent into q prosecution OF his ptl per, the
Intran,igsant, and by the utter c. ntsmpt
shown for his rawlings in Eogland. As a mat.
ter of fact, a few extremists have beeil USiliz-
ing the alleged murder of Oliver Pain in view
OF the coming elections in France. and have
carefully,schemed to provoke both the French
and English governments. AS far as I'll n eng
lish government is concerned, the aft .ir is at
an end for Lord Salisbury, acting on the ad.
vice of Lord Lyons, the British ambass ,dor at
Paris, has finally decided not to ask l. De-
Freycinet to prosecute the agltators.
HI CANARY ISLAND sQuABBLE.
II is said that Bismarck is greatly su, prised
at the extent and vehemence of the on tory in
Spain over Germany annexation of the Caro-
line islands, lie repudiatss the motto n that
be had any idea of deliberately ini ulsing
Spain, hut says that he was weary of tn g COM
plants and entreatieE of German trader s, and
Disguised with SPANS delay in founding q
proper government for the islands, The Span
lsh embassy in London Iidicule the repo rt that
King Alfonso has resigned his commits sion as
honorary colonel of the Uhlan regii neat in
the German army,
TIE, AFGHAN TROUBLE SETTLED.
The statement cAbled the beginning cG the
week that the ZIiikar dispute had be. n mutu.
ally settled, is now confirmed from various
sources. The Russian newspaper Q rgeu in
Biu5sells,- Lenord, says Mat D resul t Of the
survey shows that the positions in thu dispute
are unimportaut and that, therefore a solu-
tion favorable to the dignity and ir forests of
Doth pR;ties ia early a5tainable. 1t adds,
however, that Russia will eonclud g nothing
until after the English elections, when she
will be able to negotiate o lasting agreement
with q settled COVE rnment.