New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-02
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRoNIcLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. ED
MUND YATES.
THE KAIsER's PROPOSED VISIT TO ENsLAND-
SPLENDID NEW IMPERIAL YACHT
QUEEN wILHELMINAs TACT AND CON-,
PosURE-THE MAsIPUR MASSACRE
SIR GEORGE STEPHEN MA.
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London June lit Is no secret that the Court would
gladly have dispensed with the visit OF the German
Emperor, which for many reasons. both public and
private will take place at exceedingly inconvenent
time. The Emperor's tardy intmatlon that the En-.
press Is tosaccompany him IS particularly unwelcomo
as her presence at the Royal wedding will increase
" tracasseries" which already exist. The state or
official visit Of the EmperCc and his wife win be lin.
tied to ten days during WHICH they are to be the guests
Palace; and dnng the andcr Of their stay in Eng
land they arc to be incognito.
ENTERTAINMENTS AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
Nearly 1000 invitation have been sent out from
Buckingham Palace for tho first state ball. which IL
to take place tomorrow niht and about 1900 for the
first state concert, Wednesday June IL.
THE CARS SPLENDID NEW STEAM YACHT.
The Emperor Of Russias new steam yacht Polsrnaya,
3e40 TONS which is magnificent vessel, the internal
arrangement being marvc. Of comfort and luxury, %
her trial cruise, and has been lying since Thurs
day in Falmouth Harbor and was visited Friday By
the Duke Of Edinburgh. The Folarnaya was built at
st. Petersburg, and has every modern improvement
She is lighted by electricity. During the trial she
steamed nineteen knots hour.
THE CROWN PRINCE CT GREECE
The Crown Prince Of Greece has been staying during
tho last few days at Honlbuig rs the guest Of the
Empress Frederick, and las alsd visited his grand
father, the King Of Denmark. at; Wiesbaden. Crown
Princess sophia has gone To Mareibad, where she viii
take the waters. Her husband viii Join her there,
and after she has completed the cure they Will 20 to
Homburg.
THE KAIsER'S joys AND SORROWS.
Emperor William has net yet reconoiled himself 10
his sisters conversion TO The ort ,dox Greek Church
The German Emperor derives mech consolation for
his disappointment his mothers mission to Paris
by tho absolute fasco Of the French exhibition IN
Moscow means Of pcomottrs a Franco Russian
entente cordIale The Moscow papers are loud In
their denunciations Of the undertaking and everybody
concerned In 1t.
AN ACCOMPLISHED LITTLE QUEEN
Queen Wilhelmina of Holland msdo her first appear
in public life last week by going through
number Of functions In Amsterdam, which, TO thir-
teenyearold sovereign must have perfectly bewildsr
ing. In the simplest Of white fr0cks. with a broad
black sash, she moved about csmposedly that ono
would have imagined she had beers doing nothing else
but take part in court ceremoniae from her cradle
The dextorous in which SIS found something
pretty to to all the notabies the State banquet
astonished everybody present an. her general de-
meanor bore a strong resemblance TO that Of Queen
Victoria In the days Of her girlhooc The Dutch Min.
listers delighted for they recorded the festivities
now sort OF dress rehearss for the somewhat
dreaded German visit three weeks hence
HEALTH OF THE FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURY.
am sorry to hear that his FANNY is again anxious
about W. H. Smith, Though he came;oack looking much
better he is not in satisfactory stat Of health Every
endeavor Is to be made TO save hyi any unnecessary
fatigue exertion to avoid sny chance risk
Of change in tile leadership, whichsthe Government
most anxious TO avoid at this momen5
WHERE THE BLAME FOR M.NIPUR LIES.
Mr.. Gladstone viii probably cor.e back In tine to
participate In the Manipur debate. He takes little In
erest in the free education question, and 1t is not
pected that he will give more thar few days 10 at
tendance at the House the rest of the session. The
Manipur incident Will not be dealt with till next week.
From careful study of the oca. version of the whole
business fear that the is distinctly bad for
the Indian Government. 1t clear that the
thorities in Calcutta and not Mr. Quinton, uIi.
maely responsible for the attempted seizure OF sena
putty and the latter would certainly be able TO
strct very fair brief for his counsel OF the Blue
Book. Lord Lansdowne need hardly DO surprised II no
is sharply adnonisbed the way In which the affair
was conducted There is no ground, however for the
revived rumor that he contemplates resignation.
THE FREE EDUCATION BILL
II the Free Education bill contains provisions which
intended to the church schools from future
attacks Of the Radicals the will BE- vigorously
strenuously opposed the Liberal side The Rad
icsls WILL hear, accept the simple Free Education bill,
but they will fight against anything which is intended
to tie the hands Of future Parliaments The Govern
ment want to hedge ronnd the voluntary schools with
provisions which cannot be repealed without the
currence OF the House of Lords,
THE NEW ARCHBISHOP OF YORK.
DR.. Maclsgan possesses at least one qualification
which will endear him to the hearts Of Yorkshiremen,
In that he Is good Judge OF horse and delights in
equestrian exercise. In spite of this he would
scarcely go far another great cleric, who, SO
tradition says, in the Of young nobleman, q
candidate for orders accepted thoroughbred from the
father and forgot TO "pluck" the son. Few people.
however, know Dr. Maclagan as a hymnwriter and
composer Of tunes His powers Of organization, II in
the opinion of too drastic for the diocese will be
extremely useful II utilized to weld the component
parts Of the great province
SIR GEORGE STEPHENS LUCK.
Sir George Stephen is lucky man, and his peenge
greatly pleases Canadians though he is not Canadian
born. He went to Canada when quite young but
began life as barefooted lad in his birthplace The
Canadian Pacific Railway him a great deal, no
doubt, but there many who feel that but for the
alliance between him and Donald Smith II would never
have been made, and no one would acknowledge that
more readily than Sir George. But Sir George had
the luck to have adopted daughter. who brought
him into intimate relations with the leaders OF the
party by her marriage to Lord Iddesegh
when he private secretary, first 10 his father
and afterward to Lord salisbury, which latter
necton was the beginning Of fast and satisfactory
MISS EAMEs AT MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.
Miss Eames had the honor OF singing in Marlborough
House on sunday TO a large family party. sNOr
Msure also sang, and sgnor Tosti accompanied them.
THE DEATH OF MRS. CLIFFORD LLOYD.
Mrs. Clifford Lloyd, who was buried at scutan the
other day. recovered from the death OF her hus-
band the terrible journey during which he sekened
Of the Illness OF which he died when she his only
nurse and attendant. She never well after she
arrived at COnsantinOple. and Major Wilfo Lloyd her
brOtlerinlaw went to her and was with her till the
end. She had felt her husbands position kcenly, and
the injustice with which she thought he had been
treated and the last wish OF her life not grauted
that word OF recognition OF his services might
have been said in Parliament during the endless dis