The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

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LONDON. May 17Mr. Gladstone ia Just low
engaged In one Of those famous political cam.
paiRns by means Of which he periodically
rouses the enthusiasm and devotion Of his
supporters all over the country, and encour.
ages the Liberal rank and file to renewed ef-
forts. The scene this time is the east OF Eng
land. which has long been neglected by the
Liberal leaders. with the not unnatural result
that the nineteen county divisions OF Norfolk,
Suffolk, and Essex are represented by
sixteen Ministerialsts and three Liberals,
That there are plenty OF good homo rulers
in eastern England has been abundantly
proved by the extraordinary enthusiasm
with which the Grand Old Man has been re-
ceived whenever and wherever he has been
seen In public since his arrival il the district
yesterday morning Mt Norwich. Yesterday
afternoon 1000 Liberal delegates assembled
in ST. Andrews Hall. IA building over 400 years
old and adopted by reclamation apolitical pro-
Gramme so radical In character as to mako old
evening Mr.. Gladstone addressed meeting
OF 10000 Liberals with the energy and passion
Of young man. He spoke for an hour and n
quarter without tremor in his voice. every
tone OF which reached the remotest corners OF
the vast hail. The speech was wonderfully
effective impeachment Of the whole policy Of
. the Government and the tone throughout was
hopeful of coming triumph.
To-day the Grand Old Man has made moro
sueeches, and as | cable he is telling the good
people Of Lowestoft how absurd 1t Is for Eng
lishmen to send petitions to the Car on behalf
OF Siberian exies. when British troops and po-
licemen shoot innocent Irishmen and the Brit
ish Parliament takes away Irish Liberties.
The second reading Of tho bill for compen-
sating pu blicans whom dispossessed was car
ried by 70 majority. Six Unionsts and two
Conservatives voted with tho Gladstonians
against it. Many more Tories only support
the proposals in a half-hearted way, and
be glad to SEQ them dropped, but this the Gov
eminent can hardly do at present, as Goschen
threatens to resign il the bill be not proceeded
with and pushed through. No one believes the
Government can do it. Harcourt declares the
opposition will offer at every stage of the bill
the mos, persistent and determined resistance,
and in committee the facilities Tor opposing it
arc enormous
announces that he will give only q three days
holiday at Whitsuntide. but this has raised
such howl that he will probably have to ex-
tend it. Business Is so far behind now, how
ever, and so many money votes are required
before other legislation can he proceeded with.
that an autumn session Is regarded a GER
tainty. unless. indeed. the Government after
all mean dissolution.
Queen Victoria. although over 70 years OF
age, has found favor in the amorous eyes OF
Alfred Carter. a young man who has been
studying for the Wesleyan ministry. Carter.
who Is a Lancashire lad. went to Windsor. and
failing TO obtain an interview with the object
OF his affections wrote her several loving let
ters proposing marriage. Sad to tell the let
tiers were handed to an unromantc and flint
hearted police inspector OF the appropriate
name OF Savage. who found Carter wandering
about Windsor fields signing the name Vic
toria. and hauled him off to prison on the
charge OF being lunatic.
The Queen and court will start next week for
Balmoral in the Scotch Highlands where Vic
toria always spends a part OF the spring and
summer. The castle and estates are her
private property. having been bought out OF
the savings Of her privy purse. The Prince
and Princess Of Wales will as usual. perform
the Queens social duties during her absence.
The Car has been having relatively atran-
quill time OF late and has this week been pay
ing marked attention to the Italian Crown
Prince now on visit to Russia
The royal oculist. Duke Charles Theodore Of
Bavaria, has Just concluded what this most
useful and hard working of Princes terms a
months holiday at Meran in the Tyrol. As
soon as his arrival became known afflicted
peasants from all the valleys and mountains
Of the Austrian. Italian. and Swiss Tyrol
looked into Meran and were treated gratui-
tously by the Duke. who in the four weeks per-
formed SO operations for cataract and 1T
minor operations.
King Milan is again in Belgrade. His well
ONE WAS net OF an ELUSIVE character. and no
Ulcers of State were at the station to meet
M. The Servians have lost even respect for
sir former sovereign. At NeGotin. the other
tho theatre audience frantically applaud
play in which Milan is represented as a
ter personifyinR all the vices and alb
les OF human nature.
yers are TO be said In the churches
Rhout Denmark tomorrow for the safe
Try OF the Crown Princess. an event
h is eXpected daily.
10 Rev. Mr.. SpurGeon. the radical Baptist
acher who turned against Gladstone on the
me Rule question. has takon to boycotting
weapon which, in Irish hands. he has re-
ana platform. He seeded from the Bap-
Union two or three years ago because that
was not sufficiently Cavnistic, and most
friends left with him. Some fifty young
rs. however. VINO had received their
ling at Spurgeons College. preferred to
ain with the Union. Efforts to make them
allow the dogma OF Spurgeon's infalIibility
wing finally failed, they have been cut or
ON communion with the great man and his
ock. Surgeons unchristianlike bitterness
a this controversy Is severely criticised In
ionconformist circles.
dsgracsful scene OF polite society rowdy-
n was Witnessed in the big Albert Hall
Wednesday upon the occasion OF the reap.
rance OF Patti. Tho prima donna was suf-
from bad cold caught, it is understood
York. and made worse by sea air Oh the
age. The audience was informed of tho
but Manager Huhe explained that rather
disappont the public Mme. Patti would
three SONGS. Tho people. however were
al humor, owing to the non-appearace of