Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-07-16

LONDON July 16-ln spite OF the ram,
there was o large meeting in Hyde Park
Yesterday for the purpose OF expressing
sympathy at the death of Mr. Vaudeville,
tbe TMitcbellstown martyr" Numerous
bands of music escorted the procession to
the park where various speakers addressed
the people. 1t is expected that the
Mandeyille inquest will last for several
days. Mr.. VIM. OBrien who was in jail
with him at Tullsmore and Drs. Moorehead
and Romayne have been summoned to be
present at the inquest. Mr.. Timothy Har-
rineton, NJ. p, will represent Mr.. Mande-
yilie's relatives at the Investigation.
General Boulanger is still at Count Dill
Ions country place at Neuilly, where his
duel with Mr. Floquet took place. His
condition is unchanged. and his doctors as
sert that only his strong constitution pre-
vents the inception of tetanus.
The trouble in Zululand is looming up
and in government circles it is believed
that the complication will end in severe
fighting. War correspondents connected
with many of the London dailies are al
ready making preparations to start to the
probable scene OF the conflict.
w. Foreign Gossip.
LONDON, July 16-The royal people OF
Europe, always interesting, have been
rather quiet this week 80 that there is not
very much to tell about theA. The infant
King of Spain has gone to summer at San
Sebastian with his mother. While there he
will go in for quiet and sea bathing. 1t is
rather funny to see the fuss Spanish eti-
ouette demand should be made over the
travelling infant and there will be no doubt
curious tales of his experience with the
ocean at San Sebastian The garrison has
been increased. q new civil Governor ap-
pointed and large force of detectives
especially imported. so that the infant King
will be able to enjoy feeling of security.
The Queen of Spain, who is very good
mother and spoils her royal child as little
as possible, has been going in for economy
in her household, thereby causing much
disgust in aristocratic circles. She is going
to do without various well paid officials,
with nothing to do, and has reduced to
three the number of her paid chamber
lains
The gossip about King Milan of Seryia,
who is trying to get rid of his wife, is that
after the divorce comes off he will try to
marry one of the Austrian archduehesses
Count kalnoky is supposed to favor the
scheme as q means of bringing Servia and
Austria still more closely together.
The Persian Court has gone through a
very exciting time because His Majesty, the
Shah, has had tooth out, and everybody,
before the operation, was in great state OF
mind As to what would be theresult. should
the operation not go of successfully. The
Swedish dentist. who must have been
plucky, undertook to pull out the tooth.
and all the great Court functionaries were
commanded to be on hand and see the
Shah suffer. With eommendable wisdom
they began laying heavy gold purses at HIS
Majesty's feet, ami then waited to
see: what should happen. If the dentist
had pulled out the wrong tooth, or pulled
out only half of the right one, or any SINH
lar accident had happened it is probable
that everybody, including the dentist.
would have been slain. But the dentist
got hold of the right tooth, and got it out
all right. Then the great functionaries were
probably sorry that they were so free with
their purses of gold, for the Shah, having
presented one purse and q shawl to the
plucky dentist, kept all the other purses to
console himself for what he had gone
through.
The younger members of England's royal
family are being utilized in the work of
laying foundation stones, etc. The Queen
won't do il The Prince of Wales has too
much to do, and so Prince Albert Victor 10
declared old enough to take q share. He
has got several functions on for next
month, and will give to the inhabitants Of
Bridlington and Bristol, whom he has to
visit, entirely new ideas as to the possibili-
ties in crayats and crsvat knots. Of which
he has made special study. Prince Henry
of Battenberg and his wife are also used in
the business of laying foundation stones,
and had an almshouse affair to manage in
Greenwich the other day. 40
The Emperor of Brazil, whose speedy re-
covery has surprised every one. and par
ticularly his physicians, who predicted his
death. leaves Aix-les- Baines this week, and
will 60 from Lisbon direct to Rio Janiero.
His idea of visiting England has been given
up, and his grandson, Prince Pedro OF
Saxe-Coburg, will go instead, and stay with
Count de Paris. 1t is expected that he will
go away as the intended future husband Of
Princess Helen of Orleans, the Counts sec
oni dauohter