The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-26

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public ssut ni"nt AGAINST gambling
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thai the eScit"ueni among the Indians aware
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bombay 70 take q sioain"r 10 Eng and. IL con-
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sction Yet taken by tho Indian Government. II
IS averrei TO n ~ It That tho Duke 81 Connausbt
has been ordered 10 assume command Of tho
hfghons'an. A remarkable Increase In tho
,,.or o. war rcparation. In indais reported.
In these preparations. In order 10 meet in n.dl.
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The can hardly be n doubt that the misun.
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the Egyptian 0f Prime Minister. NS %S6
out loptt badly fright tened by tho yigor with
which France made her demand for tho re:
Of % The ss Aa Ts: q
Fave Esypi wss 9nly made T. is SAID BY de
tho amends. required The iirst proposal ,r Of
Egypt TO make an apology for the Suppression.
Of domicile OF the publishers. provided France
allowed tho apology to 70 on record without
provoked much sarcastic Comment In the
Preach Cabinet Ono Of the Ministers thus de-
Egypt will apologize. She will admit her
crime hv avowln. the burglary and ignoring
the rohosry. She says: II you allow me 10
lonr house SGT, TO y, se. them. providing you say
| the Egyptian Government. He has been simply
further instryeticns In he mean lime. i Il Il
generally behaved. the Continental powers In.
viii utao tho Hospio"s inoiaent to iores tRe
Khrdive to improve tho sanitary ARRANGEMENTS
within his domnions before they will conclude
Baron do staal. tho Russian Ambassador at
London. had anothnr long con florence with
.s II Il s h n'' lib FTS c Sa
Diplomats was studied and constrained. and
tnst ~" Iesuitot tho interview was satisfactory
Tho British Pace Society. tho Universal
dred socisties in France. swtzoriand. and Ger
| many hRvo united In memorial, which has
plorns them to uso their Influence and good
offlcss to secure a settlement OF tho contro-
yersy between England and Russia by means
lie 7nnps Of Paris which has hitherto oham-
pionsd Russia as against England, but has i'm
caused decided sensation TO- day by sudden
change OF front. 1t ROW accuses Russia OF de-
PenJdeh affair. and. to make the somersault
complstc: expresses fevcrlsh longing for
nsaIs 10 the En- reror Of ticrmany to brinr The
| Gar 70 reason. and warns tho former potentate
able for ali the orrors ., S ioa ana war; answer
Mr.. Low r, Morton. the retirine Unitsd statos
q. a 1 to SS this
Foreign Minister and q large number OF other
H Tn !nsIGh'nE many Of the most notable
| Tue Lyceum Theatre was crowded to- night
With a. lMjs, Ill.,. andiense assembled to
v wsse rPys%aIiOR Az nnd GHa,ss ana COMEDY
rsordinsry enthasiasm. and ovsrWhsImsd
~ less than eleven times. and Mr.. Abbey and
| curtain. When Miss. Anderson was recalled Tor
the eleventh time the audience demanded a
rassmont that she had never before exhibited
control OF her voice she said:
sss. s5% led s x Nv &c s:s
!: s:5i; rs &
little imagined whom I nrst came before you
Sns sns very asre y.;ss ,s%SnEIy won MON
enorti-how soon would md friends among you or
night %1ooi,6y. you have been very good to me
don't quite forget mo can never forget you or your
kindness. hope am not saving goodby forever for
glad 70 SOC me! know that shall Be very glad to see
YOU Until do so. goodby. and thank You again and
again.
Many ladies and not fsw OF the gentlemen
In the house were affected to tears by this ittO
speech, which was delivered with many pauses
and hesitatious. caused by Miss Anderson's
efforts to restrain her own emotions. At it's
end she rushed from tho stage sobbing and
completely overcome.
Tho Pope and the lrish Bishops.
LONDON. April 25.-Despatohes from Rome