The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-25
The Various Schemes and Movements
Afoot In Europe Victor hngo's
Funeral aud other Matters.
His Remains 10 Lilo IN State Under
the Arch de- Triomphe-Falso
Rumor About Emperor
William.
CABLE LETTER.
n 0eneraf Review ar the Political Affairs
of Europe and Their Tendency.

accepted ~ pretty good indication that they have
by no means brought about any actual crisis. as
there persons, and we'll informed persons. too,
who assert that the Cabinet IA really on the verge
OF a split. It Is rumored I'm some quarters that
Right Hon. Sir Charles Dixie. President OF the
Local Government Board. rendered his resigna-
ton before he departed, yesterday, for Dublin.
Many OF the Radical newspapers declare
that Sir Charles Is mainly responsible
for the discussion In the Cabinet He caused
the trouble they say, by MS persistent efforts 10
force the Government 10 adopt radical policy.
The London Dispatch. which N undoubtedly the
organ OF cir Chasles Dixie, Is urging the Radicals
they 90 they Will have The best chance OF securing
control CT the next Parliament. Even IL they did
not secure majority taey can. the Dispatch ar.
more truly radical than Mr.. Gladstone IL, or than
the Radicals could hope TO ever see him, even II
OF The political situation would perhaps show
that no man IN England realizes more thoroughly
than MT ssds,one nsI there are IN the
icai crisis. and that he himself Is strongly
IN favor OF making every every -, reasonable ol,
party, with all Its diverse factions together as
solid body. 10 prevent the return OF the Conserva-
tives 10 power A shrewd observer can perhaps
Discern in the visit OF Sir Charles Dixie to ireland
the cunning hand of Gladstone. Sir Charles goes
to Dublin 10 attend the meetings Oh commission
be the guest OF Earl Spencer ut the viceroy's OIL
Gal residence, Dublin Castle. Lord Spencer IL far
from being Radical He believes thoroughly IN
renewing the Irish crimes act, which Sir Charles
opposes. In the many conferences which these
two gentlemen must have, IL is more than possible
tnat the strong personaiity of Earl spencer will
seriously Affect the impreostonable Sir Charles,
and that he will return 10 London alter the holi
days more ,racable I'm his relations to the Prime
Minister. IL he does, then YOU may look for a
good compromise renewal bin. which will give
olente To no enc. and whose harmless life will be
ilmitt 10 about one year.
Mr.. Gladstone has his way oil doing things. and
IL msy be he has cast lines successfully for this
getting entirely rid OF coercion in Ireland. IL
this sunrise prove correct the Government WILL
will proceed next year with the bill for local sell
government In lreand. The moderate Liberals
are cerEa'n 10 follow AIR. Gladstone and consent to
make ain ost any concessions 10 the Radicals
rather than cause split IN the Liberal party. A
serious division In this party would most likely
result IN quitting the Torres ia power The return
would most inevitably be followed by war with
Russia.
LoId Rsndolph Churchill. the aspsrant for the
Tory leadership in the House OF Comm" ms, has
already attempted TO induce Lord Salisbury, the
leader OF the Tory Peers. To- JON forces with him
Salisbury refused.
ranrer on his own account 20 orsanfze Tory op.
poiiion lie will fisht hard and effectively II the
does nSs sa nw'y bis ground by
somewhat EXTRAORDINARY CONDITION IN English
no wsen seeas and i4s s ns of shs
Commons 20 light coercion IN Ireland. IL is diff
cult. IN view OF all this. TO withhold admiration
ffcm Psrrell for the educational effect OF his long
Parlismertary agitation.
Tbe Dublin Freeman's Journal, commenting TO.
day upon the situation. saws that the retirement
OF either Sir Charles Dixie or Mr. Chamberlain
irom the Caninet would be far more disastrous
blow 10 tie Government than any such occur.
renee as the resignation OF Earl Spencer, who is
credited With threat to resign the Lord Lieuten-
ancy OF Ireland unless the Irish crimes act were
renewed. The resingnation OF either of the two
gentlemen just name q, the Journal thinks, would
cripple The Government nopeiessly during the
prejudice their chances fol success In the general
Inc report IL reiterated that Prince Bismarck
entreaiCd the pressure which induced the Khe-
dive TO refund the five per cent tax on the Egypt
Ian coupons The reason that actuated the Chan
cellor Is said to have been desire to induce Eng
land 70 assume protectonrate over Egypt with the
scEnowls dyed by nearly every statesman Inn Eu.
rope TO be the only man entirely capable OF DEAL
Ing with he Egyptian Goyernment In return for
England is 10 support Germany's colonization en-
terprise in East Africa and elsewhere. 1t would
going on al Berlin between Lord Roseoury, Lord
OF the Privy Seal OF Eneland, and Prince Bis
marck, who returned from schoenhausen espe.
cially To meet Lord Roeebury. have been arrange1
for the purpose OF adjusting the terms of the law
Anslo. German Egyptian policy.
s5o.o0c,t0o sanctioned by Parliament, TO rapidly
strengthen the railway system OF India in both
pended $40 Sc, COO in constructing railway west
OF the Indus: sl00o00 900 will be laid out in build
sudng eTry ss rSep Will
DC used IN building q bridge; 81, 00o.000 Will be
spent In the CO structins OF another road on the
west ssCe OF the Indus and crossing the Pissheen
Plateau. ana sl5o0. 0o0 viii be expended on still
another line West OF the Indus.
Admiral Sir e. p. I. Hotnby, commanding the
Portsmouth Naval Division. has been appointed
TO the supreme command OF the fleet OF fifteen
u. off Porsr se the prosramme Of
which has been already published.
The Government intend to save SIS GOO, COO out OF
= sQd tn a ar m
and navy sccount.
The Pail Mall Gazette regrets that this sum will
pot be devoted to the further strengthening OF the
Advices from TIfis state {, at riots continue In
Tufkesac among the large number OF inhabitants
who oppose the payment of the heavy war taxes
levied upon them by Russia
crop prospects indicate That If present anti ina.
ton De realized there will 10 smaller European
cemand this autumn for American than there was
The Belgisn press gives the Canadian court
the most favorable notice. Antwerp is full OF
Dispatches from Paris say that the French Gov.
eIrntnt, naye decided TO postpone announcing
Exhibition of 1859 until after the COMING general
elections in the Republic.
buried beside tho remains of his wife and Ssynph
ter IN the little graveyard of the parish church Of
Vile Orn;re on the right bank Of the River siene,
VIII be carried out. unless the Government of
France. 10 Which Hugo LEFT entire control of the
inferred in the Pantheon.
In the Chamber OF Deputies this afternoon NJ.
floquet delivered an eloquent eulogy on Hugo
ii. De Leisrge moved that the Pantheon be sec
ularfzed in order that Victor Hugo might be buried
there. Urgency was voted for this motion by q
bal OF OF 229 10 III.
The motion of n. De Lafarge was referred to a
committee. and the Chamber Of Deputies ad-
journed until Tuesday, as mark OF respec. to the
dead poet.
The French Senate subsequently approved the
vote OF $f.Ce0 for the funeral expenses. the
mineral will take place next Friday.
The Spanish Government has presented to the
Cortes bill authorizing the Spanish Admiralty
to expend &c 600, 600 pesles annually for period
clads All these vessels are to be of the best con
stxuction and the bill authorizes the Admiralty to