Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-12

appens, 10 his misfortune, to be
the proprietor Of a paper called Inc
TerIord People. That paper inserts
an ordinary item OF the news OF the
dag, which item did not reflect
4 credit ON the executors OF the
H law, and therefore Mr.. Bal
four would rather have bad
that article suppressed. The
consequence is that the Mayor
is thrown into the prison OF Dublin
I Castle. Mr.. McHugh, the editor Of
/ the Sligo Champion, has just been
condemned to six months imprison-
ment for publishing an item OF
news which was fearlessly published
10y the English papers. MIR. OiCon-
nor, sub-editor Of the LetHsteT
Leader, gets two months for sim
liar crime. There are thosein Eng
land who claim that this malad-
ministratiOn of justice Is only in
creasing the strength OF the Liberai
party and fastening the triumph Of
Mr.. Gladstone's policy.
The Russian Budget for 1880 has
just been published, and attention
has been attracted To The extraor-
binary amount that Russia expects
to expeud upon her forts and mill
tary equipments during the COM
ing year. Ninety millions of
dollars is the amount the Gar
requires sin his firm resolution TO |
maintain peace" IL is somewhat |
remarkable that while the govern
ment Of Russia is prosecuting Jews,
II Il ole 70 fBa T.rrEuG, Eapt-fnr, Il
house OF ROthschild that Russia Is
indebted for the negotiation Of her
leans. The amount Of interest that
Russia Jays TO the ROthschilis Of
Paris Il more than fifteen million
dollars annually.
Meanwhile Jerusalem, the capital
of the Jewish nation, the much
loved city Of the RothschIlds, is aris-
Jug from the ruin of the ages. The
lsraelitish immigrants during the
past three years have numbered
fully twenty thousand. 1t Is now
estimated that more than half the
Of the city are Jews;
and the same may be said of the
rural districts. This is in great part
due to the efforts OF the ROthschilds.
1t is remarkable illustration in the
God that Russia, which
has 50 cruelty prosecuted the Jews,
is also the power that is most de-
pendent upon them, and further il
IS the wealth Of Russia that Is great
ly aiding the gathering Of that |
ancient people. Ii
The social development Of Russia ,
IS meanwhile progressing more {
rapidly than the western nations OF |
Europe seem TO apprebend. Mr.. {
Charles Edward Turner, the pro-
lessor of English la the University
If st. Petersburg, has just completed
/ work on "lhe Modern Novelties
II Russia, /" which throws a flood or :
light on Russian affairs. The
thoughts and sentiments OF that
mighty people can only be under !,
TODD through her poets and romano /,
rs. The journalists are obliged TO :
moose their subjects with great cir
or some fine morning !
hey will find themselves escorted :
y soldiers and on their way to ST.
'eria. The DOvelists, on the other +
land, dealing in fable, have =
freer hand. IL is a De :
Of Russian literature that '
deals but little with their own
asst history. No Russian Scott has .
risen TO tell in glowing words the :
dventures Of her MEDIEVAL knights. :,
ifty years ago her poets mostly | =
lng Ofltalian and Turkish themes. ! y
Tut one fine day they awoke 10
ealize that the most stirring Of sub
cts was to be found in their own
ati0nal life. To GogOl belongs the q
lerit Of this great change. His first te
'ork Dead Souls'' depicted the W
liseries Of the Russian peasantry in NJ
lch n way that it has been styled i
The Russian 'Uncle Toms III
abin.'" Within six years there OF
as a splendid outburst Of almost in W
tired writing on this great theme.
nd the Gar, Alexander IL, was
owed 10 complete the emancipation
the serfs. Goncharoff took IN the V
Ieme from the side Of the masters L.
I'd showed that the serf-owner in m
S Incidence, his sensualitya ami his IN,
lut Of ideas is only one degree less Oh
table than the serf. RazaroTand
llstoi are the names of the men
no have labOred most for the ben
u OF young Russia, Especially SCI
ose that are fresh from the schools I'm
sclence-the class from which 20
lssian despotism has the most TO va
cad. III. WARD. ga