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Lo,D ". June27.-There Ia virtually no foun-
datiou for the sensational rumors which have
been In circulation here respecting Mr.. Glad
stones health. The Grand Old Mans recovery
from influenza has been 5omcwhat slower than
had boon hoi cd BY friends who owing to his
marvellous vitality. have unconsciously acQuir-
oil the habit OF regarding him as man OF fifty
instead OF an octogen arian. but his progress. II
tardy. is sure. and Sir Andrew Clark. his friend
and physician. says to-day that short rest
and change Of air will complete the cure. Last
evening Mr.. Gladstone went 10 LoweStoft. o
bracing place on the sast coast. and hns taken
up his residence at Corton Hall. as the honored
guest OF It's owner. Mr.. Colnian, Mp. known
as the mustar millionaire" Mr. Gladstone
has not put in much time at the House Of
Commons lately, and as John Morley has
been III. Sir William Vernon Harcourt has
had charge Of the Liberal party In Parliament.
Sir William is a neshy man. and the spoil Of
hot weather hns caused him much physical
discomfort. but his temporary leadership has
been marked BY conspicuous tact and ability.
The restless Rnt zeal, urged him to support
the Tory mutineer. In opposing tho Free Edu.
cation bill. but he preferred. before commit
ting the Liberal party too deeply. to find out
how many Tory malcortents would have tho
courage OF their convictions. The division On
the second reading proved tho number 10 be
ten, so hat there will bo no chance OF throwing
out the til altogether. The probabilities still
are that the measure will be withdrawn this
session, as sufficient amendments have been
heaped upon TO s'ihe much healthier
bantlinR.
THE SUN reporter has ascertained that seri-
ous lear prevails IN h!Rh quarters as to the re-
cepion which will be accorded to the German
Emperor and the Prince OF Wales when they
ride in state through the streets to Guildhall
on July III. Englishmen have no particular
love for the Kaiser and there are Germaus In
London VINO yearn Tor chance 10 howi atn'm
without running the risk OF being sent TO
prison ior hign treason Wnich Wouio os the
,o,t OF easing their feelings In Berlin. This Is
theoretically Tree country and howiipg Is not
as'atu'able offence. ibis soothing TACT has
taken Iossession OF the German Socialists and
French Anarchists who have found a safe asy-
lum in England. and intelligence has reached
Scotland Yard which leaves no doubt
that hostile demonstrations are being
organized against the imperial visitor.
The London Republicans and hadicnls hare
aso resolved 10 utilize the occasion Tor giving
expression to their Views respecting the bac-
carat scandal. SO that 1t Is considered tmpossi-
BILE for the day to pass without Incidents"
As far as EnRlishmen are concerned the dem
onstration Will not take form more serious
than M occasional hiss along the line OF route.
and Scotland J ard has orders not to sit upon
the Radical ss'ety valve; but some concern is
felt and expressed as to the intentions OF the
foreign extremists. and the men believed to be
really dangerous are to be specially watched
during the whole time that tho Kaiser is In the
metropohtan district inc WORK mas oeen IN.
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