Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-22
FROM OVER THE SEA
Late News from London and
 the Continent.
EXPEDITIONS TO RELIEVE EM1k.
Such Projects Are Mere Subterfuges to
 Conceal National Land-Grabbing.

The Coming Opening of the Paris Exhf- bition to Be Grand Affair-Henry George's Successful Tour-Count Her bert Rismarck's Futile Search for n Wife In EnsIand-Lord Brownlow to Succeed the Marquis of Londonderry. LONDON, April 22.-In spite of the asser- tions of the German Emin Bey Relief con- mittee to the contrary there is widespread belief in Berlin that Doctor Peters will make no attempt to reach Emin Pasha. It is thought that he will gradually defect his course so that he will miss meeting with the philanthropical adventurer and the sus- picion is rapidly growing that the chief ob ject of the expedition is to extend German Influence in the lake region, the most fruit full part of the southwestern portion of Af- ricaa
 From all that is known of Emin's present position it is learned that he is in no need of assistance whatsoever and expeditions to ''rescue" him arc merely subterfuges to cover up the real objects of their promot- CTS.
 The arrangements for the official opening of the Paris exhibition are now complete. The opening ceremonies will be very simple. The decoration of the streets and buildings will be very elaborate. There will be plentiful display of bunting and music ga- lore and the number of troops and officials in the procession promises to be enormous. The officials of the exhibition alone are q small army in themselves and these per sonages will form q prominent feature of the pageant.
 The Exhibition Lottery Loan is already oversubscribed, so that there will bo no lack of funds with which to carry out the programme laid down.
 Henry George has spent the last two weeks in Lancashire and Durham, where he has spoken to large crowds of miners and other working people, He delivered lecture in Doctor Rutherford's church in Newcastle yesterday and will make tour of Scotland this week, beginning in Edin- \ burgh to-day. As compared with hls pre- vious visits to England Mr. Georges suc- cess on his present visit has been almost phenomenal
 It is asserted that the recent visit of Count Herbert Bismarck to Eng gland, which although ostensibly in pursuit of political mission was really made for the purpose of fructifying his hopes of marrying a relative os the Mar quls of Londonderry resulted in a complete failure, and that the engagement is off.
 There is much grumbling among the Vol unteers at the miserable arrangements for this afternoons review Many blunders have been committed by those having in charge the placing of troops resulting in the landing of men from railway trains at remote and in some cases almost unknown places in many instances, the men beiug compelled to find quarters in the darkness of the night.
 Mr. Cyril Flower, member of Parliament for Luton, was thrown from his horse while riding yesterday, and severely in iured. The accident was caused by dog snapping at the heels of his horse NJ. Flower, in endeavoring to control his mount, lost his seat and fell to the ground. One of his feet caught in the stirrup and he was dragged a considerable distance, being several times hit in the forehead by the heels of the horse. He was finally rescued from his perilous position and taken to a druggists shop, where hls wounds were stitched.
 Thirteen families who had been eyicted from their homes at Falcarragh, but had regained possession of their holdings, were re-evicted on Saturday. The bailiffs made their visits at o'clock in the morning and took the inmates of the house by surprise The houses were all barricaded, but their tenants made no resistence
 
 The Nationalist demonstration which it was proposed to hold at Pilltown, County Wexford, yesterday, but which had been proclaimed by the authorities, was held suc- cessfully at Skough, small place in the immediate vicinity of Pilltown. The police were completely outwitted and did not learn of the meeting until it was about over.
 While the crowd were returning from the meeting, headed by band of music, they were charged upon by squad of hussars and dispersed, but nobody was injured
 It is stated that Lofd Brownlow will suc- ceed Ithe Marquis of Londonderry as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
 Premier Crispi has invited NJ. Floquet and his wife, together with the French Embassy at Rome, to tbecome his guests at banquet this evening.