Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-23
LATE FOREIGN NEWS
Henry Georges Successful Tour
 in England.
MUCH ATTENTION
The Scots Looking Forward to His Exposi'
 tion of His Land Theories

The Scots Looking Forward to Ills hxposl'
 tion of His Land Theories Belgian Soldiers Visit England for the Purpose of Viewing the Maneuvres of Britain's Volunteers-Trouble the vandeleur Estates Caused by Refract- ory Tenant-Lord Brownlow Denies that He will Succeed Londonderry.
 LONDON, April 23.-The wonderful suc- cess which Mir. Henry George has achieved during his featuring in England, Scotland and Wales, has attracted the attention of Q great many people who hitherto have given little or no attention to the land question, and his speeches have had an immense amount of influence upon the political situ- ation. Heretofore the theorles of Mr. George have been presented to the masses in Great Britain in a way calculated to expose them to ridcule, but, whether they merit or not, they are now receiving their full share of public consideration from the point of view of knowledge and appreciation.
 Mir. Georges tour of Scotland next week Is looked forward to by the residents of the places in which he Is advertised to speak, with more than ordinary interest, and even the opponents of his ideas predict for him a measure of success far beyond that ob- tained by any politico-economic lecturer who has iu many years addressed the people of the territory he proposes covering. %.*
 Lord Randolph Churchill has written an angry letter to MT Chamberlain In which he warns that gentleman that If the Con- servatives choose to make test of their strength throue hout Birmingham the con- test will certainly result in the political an initiation of Mir. Chamberlain and his friends. If those gentlemen have the sue. cess of Unionism at heart they would bet their attention to consolidating rather than provoking the Conservatives.
 
 large number of Belgians, including many members of the Garde Civique in full unifo form, have arrived at Dover to witness | the mapoeuvres of the volunteers. Rarely l if ever before have these military evolu- | tions excited so much interest abroad, as attested by the steady influx of foreign visitors, and the occasion will therefore be one of unusual brilliancy.
 
 General Boulanger will arrive at Folke- l friends resent the assertions that his de- parture from Brussels was compulsory and declare that he will return to the Belgian capital after brief sojourn ill London. The negotiations for the settlement of the troubles of the tenants on the estate of Captain Vandeleur upon the terms proposed by Mir. Thomas w. Russell, member of Par liament for South Tyrone, which promised a speedy and satisfactory ending, have been suddenly stopped by the obstinacy of one of the holders, a Mrs. DaXon. This woman is the mother of an 1rish-American who returned from the United States in February and got possession of a farm from which the former tenant had been elected. Daxon installed his mother in possession of ths farm and went back to America. The mother, who was evlcted from the same farm in 1S69 refuses to accept the terms suggested by MT. Russell, or indeed any other than her own, and the probabilities are that hostilities between Captain Vande- Ter and his tenants will be speedily re- sumed.
 At the state luncheon which took place at the Dublin Mansion house yesterday, Archbishop Walsh expressed hope that the causes which had led to the abrogation of the former custom of electing Catholic and Protestant Lord Mayors alternately would soon be removed and that the reinstated custom would thereafter by strictly ob. served.
 The North German Gazette publishes re port of an engagement between the crew oi the German guuboat Hyane and party o1 natives of the Cameroons. The vesse landed a force of seventy-hve officers anC men and hot fight ensued resulting in the retreat of the Germans , One sailor was killed and two officers wert wounded
 Schwartzwald castle at Lublinitz, Prus sian Silesia, the residence of Prince Car Hohenlohe, was burned to the ground oI Saturday. The castle contained a valuabl collection of pictures, many of which cal not be duplicated. - The Court of Appeal at Rome has con firmed the sentence imposed upon Deput , , Ghiani Mameli, resulting from his convic tion of fraudulent practices while a directo { of the Bank of Cagliari. The sentence i . . that he be confined in prison for five year d and pay a fine of a,ooo, 900 lire. 
 Lord Brownlow denies the statement tha he has accepted the position of Lord Lieut. enant of Ireland and emphasizes his denis , by declaring that the place has never bee a offered to him.
 |. The Jo,u1aal S1tbobran declares that e1 T, King Ming has become monk 1 !, Jerusalem with a view of ultimately bein O proclaimed the Patriarch of all tho Sel vians.
 
 It is said that the Czar is in a state of 6, | treme neryous excitement produced bv hi n constant dread of attempts upon his life. l,
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