Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-26
ION THE OTHER SIDE
News from England and the
 Continent.
BoULANGER's BOOM IN LONDON
Competent Judges Express the Belief Tha'
 It Will Peter" Out.

Elaborate Pr-parat ions Making for the Celebration of the Silver Wedding of Comte de Paris-EngIand's Reprcsenta- lives ut the Samoan Conference-BiG Guns of European Royalty to Visit Hing Christian During the Summer.
 LONDON, April a6-Competent judges OK press belief that the Boulanger boom in London will "peter" out within fort night.
 In spite of the fact that the General has been the recipient of number of invita- tions to dinners and receptions it is slgnti- cant fact that not one of them has come from social political leader, nor has single person of socIal or political distinc- tion visited him at his hotel. The bulk of his callers and would be entertainers are of the class deuomiuated "tuft hunters" who see in their entertainment by or of the Gen eral the possibility of achieving some noter iety.
 Besides 1t is stated that an account of the matter of the expulsion of the Orleans Prince from France while Boulanger was Minister of War, wherein Bouanger's own letter to the Due dAumale proved him to be both ungratefnl and untruthful Is to be republished Tn some of the London papers. Such n course ol the part of his enemies can but have tho effect to exclude him from a great many of the clubs as well as to close the doors of most of the best houses against him.
 Elaborate preparations are making as Richmond for the celebration of the silver wedding of the Comte de Paris, which will take place on May 20. A great many of the leading Orleanists will be present on the occasion, but 1t Is not believed that Bou- hanger will attend, If indeed he Is fortunate enough to receive an invitation.
 Sir Edward Malet British Ambassador to Germany; MT. Charles Scott, British Min ister to Switzerland, and MT. Grove have been officially designated as the British dsi- egation to the Samoan conference.
 
 It is officially stated that the importance of the Socialistic demonstrations i'll differ ent parts of Germany has been greatly en- aggerated. The Government press say that it has been thought best to allow such pee pie more latitude in speech and print than has been given to them of late, trusting 10 the good sense of reputable citizens to take their frothy words at their full value and believing that the agitators will subside into their normal nothingness when the complaint of persecution is over.
 The Northwestern Railway company has abolished its pension fund, established for the benefit of aged or disabled employees, and will distribute the accumulated money, amounting to 9l00,000, among the members of the company and prospe tive bene- ticiaries. The company, however, will re- tain its own contribution to the fund, tshe sum of 4lSOO
 Socialists Bigerle, Pfalzgraf and Schump were found guilty at the Franhenthal As- sizes and sentenced to two years and six months each in prison. The charge against them was tho circulation ill Germany of the Freie PreSse Social, an organ of the Socle! Democrats printed in London.
 It is stated upon official authority that the Czar and Czarina, the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Duke and Duchess Of Cumberland will pay visit to their rela- tive, King Christian, at Copenhagen during the summer
 Herr Sterneson, a councillor of Bavaria has committed suicide at Innsbruck. Aus stria.
 A mail car attached to train running bs tween Frankfort and Mayence, Alsacs was discovered on it's arrival at the latter place yesterday to have been robbed of reg istered letters containing the aggregats amount of O,OOO marks. The robbers have not yet been arrested.
 Emperor William has invited the marine artist, SalZman, to accompany himself ant Vipu Oscar of SweSeO on their trim to thI