The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
. cv,r,s COMING SPEECH NAY DEAL
WIN THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE

u,Tu THE TRIPLE ALLiA"1H'
show OF welcome TO the omeers
che French Fieet-L'bera" w"
s.-,.,,r Victory at wisbcch-s"mmer
....ments OF Royal YouuEsters-ihe
s,...rs Engaged for the New horN
o,.ra season Minister Lne''"'
n.,~bter to Wed HIS Private sec'e'
...Ac,or Henry Lees WIFE Thre"t-
.. pro.ecuto Him MnniPui"uAS
n. New York Silver Market
r.r,,fvh, 1891, ty Tnr srS i,in'"' ""'
Is.ocfdiioG
,,ro>, u,,v o5-The visit OF the french
49,. N Crons,adt is keeping tho Russ'an press
80, very busy, That officers work Is haru
.s,sh In normal times, but 1t Is now aug
sn,.d nv surervision Of all telegraph ues.
..t.bes sent by special correspondents anu
..hsr cl,ronicets OF tue demonstration no" III
..oorosa Hs has even endeavoIea WIN soih"
.nocoss 10 got hold Of matter sent by mai. so
A., rr.ttv nearly everything that mas peeh
cd may be considered ofici@l'y s'ampeo.
:, 4. no. surprising, therefore, 10 reao 'nat tne
r,arch oficers have been received NJ Sron.
"a, and st. Petersburg with unoounueo
",sr.i.su bv the people. and that their visit
,.,sn,.d 10 proye to tho world In general,
-, r.rnnnv in particular. how cordial Is the
s..s,dshIn s.is,iuc between autocratic Hussia
~, aamocrstic France. But letters received
Ionnon nrevicus to the arrival OF the French
soualron afford good ground ior saI'ps .'"s
~ r,.o.ura of the Russian peoples enthu-
si,em has been carefully regulated o' tue HoV.
.rnmon,. md that there Is not particis OF
.non,aneity in it. The governing e!asses IN
Moth countries IRE doubtless anxious enough
for nm alliance but The two peoples are utterly
Indifferent upon the subject
such ia the view taken OF this demonstration
br investigators who do no not searcn ZOE INC
truth entirely on the surface. ZONE appte-
hension, but more curiosity. Is ie'. dc W 'ne
ah,rocrer Of the speech which the Car is eX-
s,sd ~ mnke on Tuesday, when he will
:niertap tho French oftce' at banquet 30
far ths Car has been commercially prudent.
of bis own initiative he ordered the toast lists
A. MI thu public entertainments to the visitors
n he strictly limited in number and non-con-
t.n.iona in character. Russian orators wore
ordered to submit their speeches beforehand
10 special officer appointed for the purpose.
and a hint was conveyed to the French Ad-
miral respecting the desirability OF avoiding
refereuces to the Triple Alliance.
There are European fears that the Gar will
not impose such restraint upon himself. and
that on Tuesday he will soy something calcu-
lated to natten the bourses and to mako rival
Kaisers and Kings look nervously to the
buckles Of their sword bolts. These fears are
not without warrant. seeing that. despite the
Cars prudence hitherto as to speech. some
Russian newspapers have been allowed to
publish editorials breathing defiance to the
Triple Alliance. The real fact 10 believed to DO
that tho Car is personally averse to an al
lance with republican Franco. but that he hos
besn induced to play the coquette because
French diplomacy can be OF immense service
to Russia In the Balkans and at Constantine
ple. On Tuesday. therefore. 1t is probable that
tho Gar will cay some pretty things about
France. and will follow them with the customs
AZ piatitudes about his desire for peace.
Tho capture OF the Wisbsoh division 81 Cam
ksidgsshirs from the Tories Is one OF the most
uotable ofths series Of Liberal triumphs since
lSS& The Liberals entered into the contest
with little more hope than that they would
considerably reduce the majority OF 1Os7. by
which tho Tories won tho scat at the last gen.
era election. But they have wiped that ma
jority entirely out and put in their man by q
majority of $50. Tho result has almost stupe-
Asd tho Tories. who were confident no to the
last moment Of keeping the seat. They had
everything in their favor except good cause.
Their candidate was strong local man. and
the polling took place at period Of the year
when tho agricultural lsborers are busy get
ting In the harvest. The Tories relied greatly
upon tho hay harvest. and prayed increasingly
that the polling day would be blessed with fine
weather. so that the laborers, who are almost
oil good Liberals. would have something bet
tor to do than to worry their heads about elec-
tons.
Great. therefore. was the Liberal Joy when
ThursdAy opened with delightfully."- ominous
clouds, which ere long burst into delicious
downpour. rendering hay making impossible.
Liberal Agent Mash positively revelled IN the
rain. and walked about ip 1t bareheaded to
shcw how be loved it. While the rain lasted
three.fourths OF the laborers voted for tho
Liberal candidate. Sunshine came In the Alter
soon. but 1t could not cancel tho votes which
It's tsrdy arrival had allowed to be recorded.
Wisbsoh makes Liberal net gain OF eiRh-
tsen seats In tho by-electlons since 1886. count
Ing thrty.six on q division. The Liberal party
10 tho Commons secures very eligible recruit
10 The successful candidate. Arthur Brand. q
son Of Lord Hampton. an old friend OF Mr..
Gladstone and for many years Speaker OF tue
House Of Commons.
queen Victoriai Ii said to b. deeply Interested
u tho regulation OF the transatlantic cattle
trade. having road Mr.. Plimsoll's narrowing
md overcolored pamphlet about tho suffer-
!ngs Of the animals In transit. At hor request
H. Chaplin 10 eIdeayo ring to como to an AZ
ranGsment With the shipowners with a view to
HE Immediate improvement OF the conditions
under which tho trade is carried on.
Mr. CHAPLIN has climbed down from the high
ladder which he mounted at the beginning oil
ths controversy and is now disposed to NEE.
inc reasonable demands OF the shipowners,
shom. In his BILL 10 proposed to treat as little
better than convicted tortursrs. On Wednes-
sN 10 went 10 Liverpool and spent several
nouEs In the company OF the managers OF the
white Star. National. Beaver. Warren. and In.
aAn lines Visits were paid 10 tho Ottoman
Weaon, sedGemore. Lake Winnipeg. Bati.
%ols. and other well-known cattle ships. Mr.
Seap'in was evidently surprised at good
ssay things which he saw. aud asked plenty
aesstions. some Of which proved that his
sao"ledgs OF cattle carrying IT, to put it kind
"WS superficial. Tho shipowners. however
s, ny 100 wise to tell their right honorable
Msasctly what they thought OF him. and al
~. behaved throughout In tho deferentia
,'s aaef becoming to ordinary trading per