Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24
.HEAly AND KENHV MEET WITH A
MIXED RECEPTION.
The Trouble In Ilfalil.--The German
Empress. Resignation Of The Nor.
wegian Cablnei.--iilsmarck.
ny TELEGRAPH to tho NHws.i
A CHAPTER az pOHTI.N NEWS.
The English Uoyrrnmert's Inieniion
Ia tgYpI.

bNf'inin'uN III IkNbtt TefrthiS
Ferguson snld the occupation Of Tokay
was found necessary 10 prevent Suakim
from being harasscd. No further al.
vance viii he made Into the interior.
Sir Carr asked whether the proposed
ten shilling notes would he based on
silver. GOschon, chancellor Of the cx
chequcr replied that the notes would
be- payable In silver or he legal tender
only for such amount, IN IN the cnnc Of
II liver coinage.
Secretary S,anhopc, replying TO n
query, indicated TINT The government
Is resolved not 10 disturb the Duke Of
Cambridge M long ~ lac desired 10 r..
tain the position Of commhndcr.ln.chiof
Of the army.
I.abOuclcrc moved n reduction u the
army, embOJying provision for the
evacuation Of Egyp:. Ferguson de.
ciined 10 fix date, saying the English
would withdraw ~ soon ~ good gov
ernment was assured and no danger OF
foreign occupation remained. After n
long debate Labouchefo's motion was
rejected.
TliE i.OSD1S DOCK TROUBLES.
LoNDOS, Feb. 2S.-The aspect Of az.
fairs In regard ~ the doctorr' dispute
y not ~ black ~ respected this morning.
The Wholesale strike expected did not
occur. The uui0uisis nr,' ut work upon
ships belonging ~ companies outside
Of the shipping federation. A large
force Of police j. held In readiness 10
subdue disorder.
SHOULD III SYMPATHETIC.
LONDON, Feb. .3.-Church IN AL.
dressing meeting ~ constituents nj
South Paddington urged that the gov.
eminent should ho sympathetic la IT.
labor I0lioy; he also said that he favored
founding State hoard of Arbitration.
IiRALY AND RESNY.
DUMAS, Fob. .3.--IIcaly aud Kenny
met with mixed reception ~ Cnfrck-
3 on. Shannon saturday night. a large
/ contingent OF ratn,lht,s occupied
| the sI,akun' platform. Tho pflvats
made n futile attempt % pacify the
1 people. When the procession VI Me.
| Catlhyitcs arrived they were assaulted
| with stones and slicls. Forty police.
men were unable 10 control the oppos.
ing factions. Healy thrvupon al.
/ Jlunrd the meeting 10 the chapel,
Whore he aud others spoke, dsnouuc.
ing parnull aud his followers. The
] parn.llitcs gathered outside mud boot.
Ell aud yelled. several persons weFo
hurt during the riot.
Parncll during his speech In the
/ Town Hall ht lluscommuu yesterday
said hc ild believe the police could DO
/ got rid OF ~ proposed hy the McCar-
thylirs. lie hal the assurance that
the plan he himself proposed wns very
simple. "lhche men are ARMED vol.
diurs. ! sympathizc with tho opinion
that II would not bc proper 10 hand
them over 10 Us In armed condition;
hat proposed 10 di,arm them, then
transfer them In civillzrd condition
10 the controlling authority Of the
Irish executive responsible TO the Irish
Parliament"
THE BRAZILIAN TROUBLE.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Brazilian
minister here when questioned today
NJ 10 the state " affairs IN Brazil, sald
he was unable 10 confirm the alarming
reports received from that country.
lie added ho did not believe there was
any truth In the report about the rc.
newal Of political troubles In Brazil.
tins GERMAN EAuBEss.
| PARIS, Feb. aa.-Emprcss Frederick
Of Gerinaiy took lunch yesterday with
Baron DE Fucher, Bavaflan charge dc
niiaifa, where she met Whltclaw Reid,
| ". :. minister, aud Lyttou, Bfiilsh
ambassador. Reporters still haunt tho
Imperial visitor NJ she travels about
Thu city. Tho result ~ the Empress
| Frederick has resOrted 60 various OK.
| pedients In the attempt 10 shake of
newspaper men lowering around the
embassy. Frequently the Empress
aud her daughter, the Princess Alaiga-
ret, drive In different directions In or
der 10 create u diversion and bewll.
der the journalistic forces, but the
latter manage 10 keep pretty closely
on the trail OF the Empires, In spite OF
her efforts 20 keep away from them.
| Yesterday evening there was n rumor
circulated 10 the effect that the two
ladies would d. present at the Lamor.
mex concert, consequently great
crowd collected In aud about the vicln-
| lty Of the concert hall, but the I'm.
pTess aud her daughter did not appear.
Two Germans sang Mozart and Wag-
ner duets In German, "A hazardous pro-
ceeding before u French public. The
audience after hesitating for few
moments, as II undecided whether to
hiss or applaud, suddenly burst out In
voclicrous applause. There can be no
doubt that the Empress's visit TO Paris
Is productive here Of much better feel.
ing towards Germany.
WHY SIR WENT TO FAIRS.
EIoynos, Feb. GA dispatch from
| Paris to the Times published today,
says the principal motive for the I'm.
press Fredorick's visit TO Paris il tile
settlement Of 2,OOO,O00, marks Ice.
uueathed TO her by the duchess Gallle.
IA. This legacy, according TO the Times
correspondent, the Empress intcnis
TO apply 10 tho refurnishing and to the
decoration Of tho castle " konigsteln,
drawing heavily upon French ant col.
leclious In carrying out this task.
4 sERvrAS AsrIRANl's MANIFESTO.
BELGRADE, Feb. GA manifesto Il
issued by tho party OF the pretcnder,
KRmgeorgevitch, who aspires 10 tht
5eryian throne. II calls upon the PEG,