The daily critic., 1890-10-21
OLD WORLD NEWS
GREAT EXCITEMENT ATABYg ELEC.
TON IN ENGLAND.
Ptimrose League Ladies' Are Uastttor.
but the fiborais Are sauEuine.
Many items About Foreign
happening

I.h"HN. N. ''E'. .I.a" Z ne excitement Ins
croaegs in Eccls as Wednesday. the
day Of The election. approaches. While
the Liberals have good reason To- hope
for success. they are not ovgrsanguiue.
as 80 would he great victory 20 seize
from member of the influential Eyer
ton lamilv This constituency heretofore
r,eardJd as securely Conservative Mr.
Edgcuon the Tory Uni1nist candidate,
has declined 10 make any promises or
pledges on either the temperance or The
labor issues, but he is personally pop.
ular. his family being largely interested
in the mines az Walkden, and always
looked 10 with esteem and affection as
employers Of the better class, having
granted to their people many privileges
not enjoyed by miners elsewhere.
Nevertheless. the miners have voted 90
support the Liberal nominee. Mr. RDbv,
who has the hearty Endorsement Of Mr
Gladstone, and has fought the battle
largely on The issue of Irish Home Rule
or English misrule. To-day both par
ties are holding exciting meetings.
Primrose League ladies are dltiing
around in carriages TO visit the electors,
and no efIoit is being spared TO win the
victory.
THE SOCIAL LIONS or rARIs.
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien are being
lionized in Paris, or rather would be IL
they would permit g. They have
countless attentions pressed upon them,
but persist in refusing all public invita-
tions and remain wholly among their
private circle Of friends
MINISTER PHELPS DAUGHTERS To
MARRY.
II is learned from Berlin that the eld
est daughter Of the American Minister,
Hon. William Walter Phelps. is be-
uothed 20 LituiCnant Reitcr one of the
most popular young officers of the
amy. Tho Minister'S youngest dau1h.
ter's engagement 20 Baron Wiizeibcn IS
also announced.
swGNDLING MERCHANTS
A sensational trial Is IN progress In
Warsaw, three prominent silk MERGERS
being accused Of svindling various mer.
Chsris out Of sums arrrerating mil.
lien marks. Thee are 2l4 witnesses 10
DC examined
rOrUt NU PRINCE
Tie Prince Of Wqlts is making him
s,lf very popular in Vienna among both
the titled uud The poorer classes
Though iudcialigable in performing
social duties lc has found time TO visit
uCar'y mn ihe charitable Institutions and
make liberal contributions 70 lhois
funds
PROTECTION ~ 1uINA.
A Shanghai dispatch states that In.
/ sptctCr General Hart, head Of the
/ CEiuCsc customs has suggested % the
/ Imperial Government the abolition OF
| export duty on tea as a measure OF pro
/ itCliCn 10 the Chinese tea trade, now
threatened BY Japan and India.
OrPosED TO FRENCH METHODS.
Advlces from South America state
| HAT lhe ChiliaDs are indignant at the
/ French Government for aiding the no.
iorious Dreyful claim. and are prepared
| TO oppose finn resistance to French
/ aggression.
A TRIBUTE To RUDOLPH.
Before meeting the Emperor OF Aus.
/ iTia the Prince Of Wales. following the
/ example Of Emperor William, Wis
| lied the vault where the remains Of the
late Prince Rudolph repuscd and placed
a wreath on The tomb The Emperor
was very much touched by this tribute
10 bis dead son and heir.
UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE IN BELGIUM.
The result Of The Belgium municipal
| elections IS regarded as highly favor
| able t0 the cause Of universal suffrage,
/ candidates advocating that principle
| having in most instances been sue
l cessful
EFFECT on THE M'KINLEY BILL.
Attorney General Webster. speaking
al Loulh. Ireland. said Il was the duty
| 81 HE Government, ia view of the
| Mckinley tariff. 10 tiud other outlets FIR
| British Industry. The linen factories
| Of Belfast are already beginning %
/ slaCken up. owing 10 the lesseued
/ American demand for their product.
sTRIEERs sUBBUED.
The prompt action Of The Austrian
| Government In calling out troops 20
/ suppress any violence on the part Of
| iL, Vienna TTam- car strikers and pro.
| hct iIee labor nds had the effect Of nrt
| sewing he peace Of The city. MANY Of
tle suikeTs have expressed desire 90
| ttimn tu work,
CHoI ERA AND IT'S VICTIMS
| Russian adyiCls aIe 10 the effect that
| lhe cholera has extended from Persia %
EseGad and is destroying many
i victims.
Trtd 20 hob rhe CoadHetor.
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