New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-19
GOSSIP OF PARIS.
p1rIGARIA - CHILD TORTURING - A BABY
KINC,S SHOES-PASTEUR

RI,IGARIA - CHILD TORTURING - bAnl
KINGS SHOES-PASTEUR.
irRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or ihh lhho 90
t PARIS, August %.
D,r;o hoe nroduced the sensations of the
vook Each day has brought forth surprising
evert But the most astonishing of the astonishing
tb,nos connected with the deposition ana KID
manning of Prince Alexander has been the sturdy
att,tude of the people in declining. to DO dictated
TO by Russia. That Power gave them their fr'hce
in 1870 and thought fit to take him away JUST
seven DAYS ago and when it had done 80 through
a gang of land pirates called Russian ohcers'
called upon the Bulgsrans to bless the name OF te
Car and show themselves grateful To MN. Ills
imperial Majesty has been posturing as con-
servator of social order in Europe But tho act OF
bripandage which has been perpetrated in his name.
and doubtless by his orders. has raised such an
ortcrv that ne finds himself obliged to recol and to
exoress wonder at his name being mixed up In the
nolv affair." He is not cunning man. III ne were
he would have taken care to AVOID showing that
three IS nothing to choose between MS mtuo Is anu
those of the most reckless Nihilsts The Drothery
lcve which was to have been bond OF union
bet ween Russian and sub-Danublan Siavs IL DO"
| shown to mean nothing short OF seryltude'
A large section of the French press for some days
| before the kidnapping OF Prince AleAanuoi H''
been trylng to make public opinion rnn IN
!
son TO NJ. Pasteur of S2O,000-or rather to NJ.
vaIorv Radot Pasteurs son-in-law and VI. dc Frey
cnet's most intimate friend-came just ut the mex
of time 1t was sent as the second subscription Oh
| the Car to the Pasteur Institute But as every
thing that is honest here cries out against the out
| rage on international law committed at Sophia'
don't think it will have much effect IN twisting
round tho French Government to give what holp IL
can to Russia should her barbarous mode Of action
| get her into a scrape
That monstrous mother the woman Gerard, who
| killed her son by course OF systematic cruelty
nractised through seven years has been sentenced
by the correctional police court to three years I'M
nrisonment. The boy was kept in summer in fire.
Mace with one of those falling template fronts
which open and close like the shutters OF shop
window He was also permanently kept unwashed
uncombed and In scanty rags and given the scan
ticst food The chd's manipulation ended IN lts
death in the hospital the unfortunate being one
day having cried aloud in his distress against MS
torturer which led to a woman lodging on another
fat in the house bursting in and rescuing the boy
and bringing him IN dying state to the police
commissary The mother did not try to eXtenuate
her atrociy, plead that the child was OF BAD as
nosition or had perversely made himself a nuisance.
She said merely that size hated him and could not
do otherwise That she was capable OF being a
good mother was shown in her treatment OF her
daughter whom she kept elegantly dressed at the
cost of much labor to herself and almost pampered
The father is a commercial traveller and was nearly
always away He told when he came nome
that the son was dIotc and naturally dirty 50 that
1t was impossible to do anything with him. The
Countess of Macclcsield mother OF the poet saw
age hated HIM with the sort of hatred which the
woman Gerard showed for her son, and evinced
fendish ingenuity in doing him mischief. The late
Solg ufp a ed "A
tortnring affair OF the most horrible KIND.
l 7 am glad to hear that Miss Louise Parker will
have an opportunity TO shine on the lyrical stage
: OF America. She IS girl of beautiful soul-peh-
siye ele, ated, sweet and truthful. aud shows
sensitive conscience in the gOvcrnmcnt OF her daly
I life She has nobly struggled against the tempta
lions which beset young person whose means are
, very cramped, and proHted much IN psychlcs
| growth because the hard lines in which her lol
was cast She has ceased to be ambitious Dut MAJ
acquired great capacity to love what Id rue g0oo
{ | and beautiful in art and everything else. HeI
, voice one day collapsed and she had to give up fol-
1 lowing her vocal studies and lie by The reslgna
e ton with which she supported this blow mos
| touching. Her malady was anInia. A season
passed at Etretat with her kind friend Mrs SARA
Little who has villa there. has quite set her NJ
again. Miss Parker without being exactly Deautl
: ful has most interesting face and an elegan
| figure She has innate distinction. lac featured
h are well shaped and the eyes OF soft hazel, arr
d eloquence itself. and the same thing nigh
4 lie said of the general expression Of thu
Q face in which the color comes and goes She 1
. uuaiiectedly religious. Miss Parker is one of thos
I who would look elegant in the poorest clothes an
e simple IN the most luxurious rament She did he
n health great harm by Der regularity IN attending
/ the American church where she sang ut morning
. and evening services.
4 The Queen Regent IF SPAN has given her baby
{ boy and " King" his first pair of leather boots
:, They are white gold embroidered. Before hi
Il Young feet were encased III them the Archbishop u
r Madrid blessed them. According To usage 3O
. pairs of boots for poor children. made at the Queen
. Regents expense, doed out at the paris
~ churches OF Madrid.
The French papers devoted TO the savant of TIL
Is Rue a. Tim pass over in silence the death from
d rabies of the boy Ceilings, who bitten las
= June at Rawtenstall In Yorkshire by a collie do
supposed TO be mad. He was after delay of seve
: DAYS only taken to Paris to be placed under til
e, Paseur treatment. On the iirst day lie was thrc
I. | inoculated and on the subsequent nine day
"a attended to IN the usual manner Almost smulta
neousIy two Spanish girls who had also been nocu
er Reus and at Ferro. These exceptions" alon
4 with the fatal at Tese. have prevented tn
- Spanish Government buying antirabd virus o
10 Paseur at a great price, as the Russian Govern
t. ment has done TdaTe say the Radical press wit
n fine execution OF La france Lbre and LIntrdnsgtal
-, keep silence in the interest OF the Municipal Coun
- Gil which voted Internationally, with disgracetu
10 haste acquiescencc to Pasteurs demand tor u pic
IF of ground of 5000 metres IN the Rue Nanquen
q which TO build his institute" lie is TO have til
ground free from rent and taxes for ninety min