Telegram-herald., 1890-11-21
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IeSpoS. Noy. - TIE death Of l-sdy
Rossbssly. uaseh oSearrsd Yesterday
hAa bssa expeetsd for soas t.me-
Load R7sebsrry wSs ia personal attend-
ance apoa hls vie ~ the lasl, though
during her ianess she more than 0aee
expressed ths wish thai he shoold not
neglect als public duties, aud L was "a
obrdienee 10 her WISHES that he Nas
present 0n the occasion Of Nj Glad
stones last speecn al Edinburgh and
took > prominent part IN welcoming
that statesman. some surprise has
been expressed, however. that m ylew
of his wlfe's dangerous condition, Lord
Kosebeuy permAtlet himself 70 take
tine share be id IA pabhc demonslTa-
tons, even with her approval. Before
his marriage 10 Miss Rothschild, Ia 1873,
4 WAS generally rumoTea that Lord
Rosebefry was likely Ia marry the
daughter OF Wm. Butler Duncan, an
American banker, whose banking
house failed about sixteen years
ago. HIS unOn 10 the daughter
OF Baron Rothschild created great
sensation, the step being novel
one Tor a British peer, although the
nobility OF Lord Roseberry's family De-
not ancient, dating back only 20 the
restoration. Lady Rossberry died nj
Dalmeny, the family seat IN Scotland
OF Lord Roseherry. Having been the
only child OF her late father, she IN
herlted immense wealth, large share
OF which viii pass, under British laws,
20 her husband. She leaves four chill
dren, the eldest son being Albert Ed
ward Archibald, Lord palmeny.
The queen returns TO Windsor today
! from Scotland. The castle has been
| thoroughly renovated for her reception
and IN Difference 10 her wishes, electric
/ lights have not vet been introduced.
! She is IN excellent health.
A dispatch from Rome says that the
| evidence or the O'Shea trial has been
! brought to the attention of the pope hv
| the churchmen near sne Vatican who
are opposed TO the Irish party. 1t is not
| thought probable that any action
Will be taken 10y the holy see, as Mr.
! Parncll, being Protestant, is outside
the jurisdiction OF the church.
From Tlpperary comes the news that
! Canon Hagerty, a well-known priest,
! who has fora long time been dissatisfied
with the local. management of the
league, has uttered IN public language
strongly denouncing the conduct O.
Mr.. Parneli IN the O'Shea case and ad-
vlsng his flock To abandon the move
ment while Mr.. Parnell is connected
with It.
Adylces from st. Petersburg state
that the Car is deeply inconsed by tn
recent developments regarding the do
nestle InfideltIes OF the king Wurtem.
burg, the queen, Olga, being an aunt o.
the Russian emperor, and that he hts
so inumated 10 the German ambassa-
dor.
The Paris chamber of commerce has
protested to the French government
against the proposed imposition OF tax
on foreign residents as likely TO do more
injury than benefit 10 the interests OF
/ France.
Prince Volkonski, the Assistant Min
lister OF Public instruction IN Russia,
has resigned because he can not agree
with the reacuonary policy OF the cab
met IN connection with the persecution
OF the Jews, the abrogatlon Of rights IN
! Finland, etc.
uC Hcttllcll anu 4 lEcilcN Unions
have resolved TO boycott the boarding
I houses in Cardiff and other places
I where the masters are engaged IN OF
/ gaming free labor organizations.
Gen. Booth, of the salvation Army.
J has begun 81 stamping tour Of the
J provinces in advocacy OF his scheme for
the relief OF the poverJy-stricken masses
of England. lie has met wiki 4 graft
/ flying reception thus far, and has col
lected liberal sums Tor the cause. st
Bradford the amount contributed WAS
$4,000, and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
There is every indication that the
mass meeting at Lenster today. to ex-
press confidence ia Mr. Parneil as the
leader OF the Irish people, viii be 4
| crowded and enthusiastic one. Many
other meetings are beng arranged al
/ over Ireland for q similar purpose.
lt is believed that Arcubsn snop Walsh.
OF Dublin, who mas been summoned -
Rome, VIII he raised to a Cardinaats
concnrrently with the elevation Of Mgr.
StOnOr.
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