The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-09

The Count tie Paris. whose daughter +
now Queen Of Portugal. could rot 90 to Lis
hon 10 attend the funeral Of the late King
He Is not allowed to enter France, and couI,
not get there ia time 10y water.
JONI TYNDALL. the father Of the famou
scientist. was q carpenter lay trade. H.
lived in the little town Of Carlow. fsrfy-foul
miles from Dublin. Ireland.
I'm GAR ieft $500 for the poor Of Berlin
and he gave a very handsome present to hi
| Alexander regiment. and numerous dir.
mond smii-boxes and shower Of decora.
ti0ns were distributed.
THF Car has written letter TO Natalie
in which he assures her of h4 sympath,
and SAYS he continues to rec ,nize her rs
the Queen Of ~er,ia. Ii is believed the le'.
ter will expedite the settlement Of Natalie :
position.
| THREE young boys eloped from Nice, and
Travelled on foot To- Paris in order to see the
Exhibition, and after seeing IT. and liyin
4 on it, aims in lis immediate vicinity durii :
several weeks. were arrested last mon,
and returned home.
JACOB BRIGHT. Of Manchester. Eng. has
Fcxiensiye Investments in this country, and
/ his eldest son, Leigh Bright. il now in
America, looking after them. The great or
ai0r. John Bright was interested with his
bFoihef in some Of the SpecHlations.
Mr.. GLADSTONE. in an article contributed
TO symposium in the Ncw Rcri>w. thinl ;
/ that aii articles in newspapers should BE
signed. Most Of the London Journalists
heweycr, defend the existing sl.tem. esp
cially declaring that editorials should 10
anonymous.
TnE news that MIR. froude j. to write Il
life of Lord Beaconsiield j. gratifying in
many respects. It j. not probable that he
viii yield TO the popular English demaiC
That the late premier shall be- considered a.
a man without fault and from the literary
side the work j, certain Ia be entertaining
and of great value.
Is response o. au official dcmaud regard
Ing the comparative speed Of express train -
ihc German minister Of public works de-
clared lately that the German expire ~
trains now surpa~s i'm speed those # The
other continental nations. and be- fcart Il
that if the speed Wa increased the people
would hesitate in utilizing the railways.
A srLENpip monument To Victor
Emanuel is IN course Of erection az the
foot OF the old Capitol az Rome. The por-
iico Of the monument j completed. IL.
columns being i'm the ancient Greek style.
The stairway and pedestal are now nearly
ready 10 receive The equestrian statue oi
the monarch. which j. 10 BE- shortly east
from ihe model Of the Italian sculptor.
KossJTH for number of years gave les
sons in the English language to the Young
men at Turin. where he has resided for thir-
Is years. old a. be il, these pupils alo
now claulorou~ for him Ia hcco.ac ma IL
ralized citizen in order TO be elected 4 Sen-
ator Of the kingdom, but he prefers 10 re-
main Hun.
THE palace Of Prince Seyerino in Naples
has collapsed, owing to the percolafion II
water from sewers that were badly con-
structcd. n was erected in the sixteenth
century. and WAS ;idorned with line frescce'
Dy Giomano. viii ch have been reduced -
powder. The coll aciions of works Of art be-
longing 70 the prince were Of great Nalnc.
and have been Dc ,troyed.
HERE is I'm inc ident which illustrates the
status Of the stage at the antipodes. George
=. Coppin. comedian. was recently elected
to thc legislative council Of Vie
torin. Mr.. COpDin stood for the Melbourne
province. and 50 influential was the rcquisi-
ton asking him 10 do so. that all opponents !
were frightened frorr the held. tntl short |
ire ago Mr.. toppiD was member for East
Melbourne IN Inc ie gisiaiiye assembly.
THE Prince Of Patagonia and King Of
Araucania liyes in Paris. lie is not hold |
ing his throne for fear of the Chiians. Ills |
name is Ach ne. and he is Of Irish origin |
I'm lH.c. Nii n many adventures. he was |
made Ming of Patagonia. lie has fought in |
many lAD rs. and expects some day 10 take
control of the south American countries. |
io wl.ic h he was entitled under the will Of
Ihe lat King orelie.
AT Constantnoplc on Saturday. Emperor
William Witnessed parade Of the troops in
.hr garrison. The Emperor praised the OK
ccllcni bearing Of the soldiers. especially
commencing the appearance Of the artillery
men. At the banquet given by the sultan
in the evening, covers were laid for 100
guests All The foreign representatives were
present. The popular welcome 10 Emperor
William. both by the press and by the pub
lie. has been exceedingly ilatiering.
PARIS comes out splendidIy at the end Of
her great Worlds Fair. She has added two
magnificent new buildings To her already
bountiful stock az palatiai structures; get.
)ne-half Of the Sl.6OO.OO0 surplus. the other
half of which goes 10 the state. and all her
mail iradesmen are Jolly because Of their
overlooking Golfers. All the monarchicaI
'aWtais united could not have made such q !
.plcudid show, nor have come so handsome
y la the end Off without Il single drawback !
Is smOkins-cap parliamentary: Mr..
Toward stephen, memhcr Of Parliament,
ecently sauniered into tue legislative H. {
emily Of New South Wales wearing a gold !
ana silken-tas-elled smoking
zap. 4 great commOtion en.ucd. The
iicklers for etiquette were Mortified; the
ree-and-easv young blOods were hilarious |
he honorable Wearer Of the novel and az i
rc~siNely ornamental headgear beat a hasty I
ctreat before the speaker could call lIpOn !
he serseant-at-aFms TO do his duty.
Nisc0uNr DrN1O, whose marriage 10 a h
.ondon music-hall beauty was a nine-day's {
onder last August. has arrived in Austria 2
Il under the charge of tutor. In the in
rivals Of study fpretty lon. ones apparent r.
, ne patfonzcs the colonial race courses =
nd takes keen interest in the workings y
! the totaiizJtur. The colonial reporters
d moi give very llaitering report Of his =
1tehhe iordsnip. They sum him mp rs "a 81
III young man. with rather "A weak cast oil Il
atnres' the mouth in particular being "
arkedly irresOlute." ~
II i perfectly natural that Young Empe- OF
n William should wish to see the world. ID
ON Constantinople to Cape Cod, before he g.
tiles down. or before the great response
iiies of the next European war fan like SC
"a blanket upon him and smother hi. en- II
dsia>m. There would be nothing more se
III his visit TO the United states n,
an in trip to Greece or 10 Turkey. Bur "
him wait until 1892, and then come in III
ate. with IL large fleet and "a grand suite BIZ
officers, civil and military. aud make a b,
I'll to the Worlds Fair. Yet how far on B,
w, and what strange specfacles NAV be ma
eh on the shifting stage of European poll IN
= before that time. III
PRINCE NAPOLEON frion-Plom had a