New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-04
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POLITICAL NOTES
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Copyright: 1890 By The Tribune As'0''a"0"
London, Nov. 3.-The Duke Of Clarence Ii iooA'ne
much better and is undoubtedly stronger tha no was
Int he s OBLIGED still 10 be very careful and adhere
strictly to the Doctors orders In all matters VI u0'
THE puKE AND DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH
The Duke Of Edinburgh goes to Germany next wooA
for fortnight on leave OF absence in order TO aena
the royal wedding at Potsdam and he VIII pay oric
| visit to Coburg before returning 10 Hne"
| Duchess has decided to pass the wih'cr III gu
burg and will proceed there next mont'' WIG" sa1
leaves Coburg, and she is not coming W Hns""u "",
| the end Of April Under the new Romahon FANNY
statutes the Dnchcss mus spend at least three months
of every year in Russia unless prepared 10 ma her
| income considerably reduced.
| PRINCESS VICTORIA WEDDING GIFTS
| Although It is the custom in Germany 10 DELAY
sending in wedding presents until just before mar
rage Princess Victoria of Prussia mas aea"S rcceeu
a large number from her relations anu ii'o'".' Inv
| most magnificent Of them Is inc s'i' "h''' pie''
| Frederick presents. 1t consists Oh "ai"' "o.Noe
broocl, and earrings of large sapphres DIAMONDS aio
| pearls.
| THE QUEEN OF BONANZA.
| The Queen of Rumana has been greatly peheh'o
! by a visit to England. Her nervousness mas eh',res
| S;.rrara ond che never seemed in more robust
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health than at the musical and dramatic entertainment
With which sho electrified Archduchess Maria Iheresa
| and come twenty other distinguished guests at the
Imperial Hotel, while passing through 'ienn'
| VALUABLE AUSTRIAN RECRUIT
| Emperor Francis Joseph may De cohsra.ui''e.
| upon his good fortune in obtaining uo eo''0
| Prince Alexander of Battenoerg' "hoi" C
Moltke has described the abiest S'ra'ee'S "ao"e
| the new generation Of commanders ana nc Is
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| father the late Prince Alexander Oh ho''o '0''N
| for many years in the Austrian army
DuULEEp SINGH BUNDLED
,,.. tho Nabaraiah Dhulecp Singh has made
| .u,h,a renuest that the Queen will be graciousy
| pleased to restore him TO his postoh ~ Ns" "
| the Grand Cross of the star OF india "heh .no .'o
| harajah kicked up his heels so eeres'o",'' ~
| malv returned the insignia OF the oroer anu eAp,o
a wish that his name be erased iro'h "o nv ..,'
Knights. / suppose LORD SALISBURY ~n' tie, .s
advise the Queen to reinstate her hghW sup'ec', a.
hr annoars IN he a general desire to deal very 'cii
| derby with him.
FEELING AGAINST BARON HlRsCh'
| Damon ursch,s co-religionsts have little sympathy
t, bi nresent thirst OF greatness as they attribute
the prevailing ant-Semtc movement IN VIENNA "nio"
Gains ground every day, TO his fnanciai anu soo,i ~,
| pr,dences. The walls of wrath winch "e,o i"'o,'
nonred ON, on the Prince OF Wales are 'of tio 'o''
directed to Prince and Princess Philip OF Coours "ho
have been persuaded fl the places left Vacah' w
adv DE- GREY and her friends at 81. Joiahn'
COUNT Won MoMKE's HEALTH
Count Won Motke has suffered more severely '"an
i generally admitted from his recent excitement
His attacks of cramps are not OF very 'e''"'
,Ls I'm. b,s eyes have suddenly become s.
;re,med nc 10 cause much anxiety to his friends '
viii leave Berlin for his beloved GRESHAM OH uic
bohemian frontiers, as soon as the ooc'ors P'no,".
| him fit to travel During the fetes ne reiao" ~
sevcra OF his ilustrious visitors as well as " u'
E,nneror himself the romantic story OF me lae FIJI
peror william first picking him out as hheS MAJ
durirr review in 1926. shortly after he haa leit t'
Danish Army to Join the Prussan forces. 10"
weeks later an essay on The defcnce oi 'opcnn"S0'
uritton nv Won Moltlc came into the Kings hand'
and he az once transferred him TO his stall ana gave
him the promotion which led to such momentoas cose
quences
, MR. BALFOUR's RETURN TO DUBLIN
Mr. Balfonr returned to his lodge in Phoenix ParF
ON Friday evening last with his sister. MISS ba'iou
md Mr. George Wyndham. NJ. p. Some idea OF tho
pressure put upon the Irish Chief secretary u'e VIII
ho formed when it is mentioned that no fewer thar
nine deputations awaited him at the Castle on satur
day. Among them very important one con
ctad with the Land Purchase bill. introduced by the
OConnor Don.
BREWERS DIRECTING TO A TAX.
, The next Budget NAV bring Mr. Goschen grea
. deal OF glory but will certainly give some uouDe
The brewers are working TO secure the repeal OF '
breencnce added TO the beer duty two years ago
they saw that the added duty is really PAD by the
and Il ,s practically an income tax on brewers.
Mr. Goschen proposes 10 relieve the brewers he WOMB
have TO give up the additional tax on spirits ana Uni
would bring on him the whole Opposition, VINO thlnl
| that duties on alcohol cannot be too high.
. LORD RANDoLPHs IND1sCREET FRIENDS
Lord Randolph ChurchilPs friends are not discreet
They are perpetually putting about stories esarcin
his return to the position OF Tory leader but the
r. always insist that the men who have greater CLAIM
than he shall make way for his aspiring genius IN
latest rimor. with ell It's incidents OF COUNCILS
conferences and communications. is mere invention
~ There have been no communications whatever be
tween members Of the Government and the hopi
d Lord. Indeed there is some indignation among Con
7 servahves that for months past Lord Eandoip
Churchill should have shown himself perfectly In
different to the interests OF his party Ills coldnes
a and neglect of Conservative interests are such as
d suggest doubts Of his fidelity to the Unionist cause
u A GENERAL ELECTION PROBABLE.
% Mr. Akers Douglass remark about a general election
g has been accepted on both sides as warning Una
a there is every probability that the Government WI
ride to safety through the storms OF the session. bu
o that Parliament in its fifth year Is always liable to
;, sudden break up. At the Central Liberal Associ'
~ ton Mr. Akers Douglass observation has create
y much activity, and In constituencies where Libe'
candidates are still wanted the association were waFe
a | TO bring them ont without delay.
C LADY RosEBERY GETTING BETTER.
Z Lady Rosebery's stcaay improvement gives hopes {
her ultimate recovery. on saturday and Sunday Of las
y | week her condition considered hopeless. tn
children were all sent for and the gloomiest feaI
were expressed for the patient She is s terribly wea
l. and improvement is very SLOW but while she holds he
ground and there IS no return of the worst symptom
n the family are very hopeful
THE DEATH OF MISS BENSON.
The death OF Miss Benson has been severe bio
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