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he. wss somewhat sat down upon. The
what was expected. and It IL understood that
sSsi g. reash: Il fudssss Sirsss , S.rs ss: pre-:
Rsrins to give him distinctly hostile recep- s,p
h Pnsss sna Fnsss t.: .
down Ludgate HiIl and through Lndsate CIT,
%a. S1 no. q. driven ' !. the Ss FsRSsl
sion rate. tsomsthins. like three miles
an hSnr but a. deSdsd rapid psss SO
aware of the Prince. presence. As IL was.
W.ss Beside him. sss1Sf The Frnee was @ crested with
which were only slightly offset By few faint
In face Of. this hostile. demonstration the
s sS.ss a. he
The Essf shserins Which 'SSs Broke out tin in op.
The reesption The Prince got at Ludeate Hill
was In strong contrast to the hearty ringing
Srsther was sis srseted s BY ths q LSdpa.e Circus
crowd as the Duke passed over the Same
While the procession was on Its way back to
the, tn, main NJ n body Of Ameslesn sightssers gath;
splendid views Of the whole affair On all Its eor.
gSoussness, ss sfes and we're accordingly more or
\. was, s,, TO all intents and PURPOSES: I ialI
be a second holiday. in view OF the great re.
nWn o 2p 2pS and %hs G
sS ,hos hs is
will see as fine a turnout OF populace and vol
nnteer soldiery as this country can easily fur
usual q ali large gatherings Of lnis DISSOLUTION.
4nareRst AM ssmsn. wsr s9sstlss aSp.s s sn stsen
subdued Into u state OF subm,sslveness by the
sas sSn snsrshss by the .poasss S ns S
bsred ayains. ths nsitators in the futnIss. As
t6ori les Il is concluded that they wisely Dc.
termined to refrain from giving any public
exhibitions OF their feelings.
POLITICAL SPEECH Dy THE EMPEROR.
nI The Emperor, after sssnaustinc With h tho
largely q military and navnl affair, Eycry-
ssps f9rS ssilseuTs. Mp % H snisS ssd
Tie. Emperor. in q short speech. made u
iranker reference to the hopes OF the alliance
% s.y
bury liked to hear Only an % .cho Of the I'e; imGei
TheTs are increasing fsa's tnS. the , Emreror n1
the public function tomorrow at Wimbledon
ed Ho%se. es attended, Sy Mins!srs sen Biobsr-
steip and M Luennus, r,. Cen Won Hahnke. ri and slr
At Hatfield House the prolonged. almost daily;
conference between the English Premier and
hs w eSfi %
be present 1t will be impossible to persuade
tho French and Russian Governments that nll
tion Of England in the Central European ALI
auce.
CONCERN OVER THE VISIT IN PARLIAMENT.
Radical members Of tho House Of Commons
lar the English Governnsnt is Committed.
Sir James was asksi whether the
Si%aSSndsss iSnss Ssi
o Give OF ha saD'fs hD
demanded deinite declarations in regard to
s f but Of so the ss
nounced the open alfiliaton II the Govern
Fsncs Tn the S oeaoe p0Fsy Ms,s
1n %eanlns H. ssaatPpes that the
that tho Government could not send such, an
see the head Of the French or any other lriend-
ly nation. 1t was an insincere responss. MIR:
the State would make the Queen wiling or the
court consent 10 receive President Carnot
An incident connected with the soIourn OF the
the sentimepls between the chiefs & Of the he Drel.
and Prince Victor NAPOLEON wee STAYING
Rs ssdsns K Rns SsSns
iaeasal imperisl rec reoeption. '' in London. Eng ME
pro ested that the duchess % could not G continue nue.
f6tes The Duchess was thereunon ordered to
install herself at the Italian Embassy where
she IL now guest. and Prince Victor took his
Both the Emperor and Empress leave most
favorable impression among those W no have
met them beyond the eye of the genera, pu bile.
and the leading officials OF the United States
Legation were absent from yesterdnv's gar
den party is inaccurate. They have been
Mrs, Mccormick had conversation with the
Chicago Fair. The Empress said she, was
lioved Germans would he largely represented.
She promised her assistance.
At the same party an interesting incident
hs is is Ss
SO years old and the father O.: the House of
Commons. Singing him out from the crowd;
walked about with him for some time. cheerily
The tJueens interest in Mrs. Grimwood In
Sssa Sryaey ls fsE Tse Empress was specsy drawn
the British camp. and afrerward wrote a sym.
DHfbsS bs sR sH Gasse Ms s in re
ils i1encss to The the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
.s M af Ms al yssS w:ss s9d
splcuous in the Tranby Croft baccarat scan
dal, were among the guests.