The sun., 1891-07-12

rival. htnE Oko Jumbo. and as the latter had
Calling gum supplied. It is believed, by a be.
nevolent Now York firm. and the former had
several small Armstrong cannon. sold to Lin
by rbilanthropIc British gunmakers. the
slaughter used 10 be appalling. The mission
aries repeatedly called upon civilized Govern.
ments TO interfere In the name OF hu manity. but
both monsters pursued their sanguinary way
nnmolosted from outside until ia in unwisely
intorfered with British traders and tried to
form gigantic corner in palm oil. Then Eng
land. awakened TO full sense OF his enormi-
ties. sent gunbont to Opobo and carried Jn
ia away. FIRST to Acorn. on tho gold coast, and
thence to tho Wost Indios. Az soon as he was
In exile ia ia became the object OF interest to
certain sott.hended folks who form what is
known MS The Aborgines Protection Society,"
and an attempt was made to raise him to the
dignity OF q martyr. Questions wore asked in
Parliament. and second-rats society mado a
great fuss over q couple OF drink k-soddsn ne
Eroes who came 10 England 40 ia Jas envoys
to claim Justice; but all the efforts to got ia ia
back to his native land fniled T,ade improved
a. soon as he loft and has since iucrens oil
bv leaps and bounds. fact which would
have been an unanswerable argument for his
continued detention had no been vsrtable
saint.
The Anglo Portuguese Convention for set
tlinG dtspntss between the two countries re.
speciing their territories In Africa meted out
very scNnty justice to the King OF G4zaland.
whose grievances were recently set forth In
THS Sun. Tho terms Of the Convention have
not been communicated to tho Kings envoye.
Huluhulu and Cmteti. who are still here. other
wise the Queen would scarcely have ventured
to receive those doughty chieftains at Windsor
AS she did Yesterday witbouta military guard
between them and her regal Del son. Tho Duke
of Abercorn. who is President OF Dne OF the
numerous British African trading companies.
introduced the ENJOYS to the Queen, and had
some difficulty in preventing them from gros-
elling ut the royal feet. as they would have
done in Gaza!nn,i. The envoys. however. could
not be restrained from saluting the Queen Of, or
The manner OF their country by bowling out
the titles OF their sovereign, O proceeding which
accompanied by wild gesticulation somewhat
alarmed the staid ladies and gentlemen OF the
court The Queen. however. bore tho ordeal
unfiinchingly. as though 1t were quite in ac-
cordance with diplomatic usage. and listened
very gravely to the message from her brother
monarch OF Gazaland in which his grievances
were set forth. Her Majesty Of England prom
ised to refer the message to her Ministers. and
the ENJOYS went away delighted and confident
that they had won their case. Since then.
through the medium OF tho reporters. they
have been spreading butter very thcky upon
the Queen. who. according to Umfeti. looks
at all her subjects with gracious smile and
love in her eyes" Huiuhula declared that as
soon as they saw the Queen. and long before
they knew who she was. they recognized her
by her queenly presence.
After these pretty compliments and in view
OF the manner in which polite society has
lonized these ENJOYS. it is sad to report that
Sn11 Toad fr1v, ~in ku< <kN
day throws grave doubts upon their. genuine
ness Their King. 1t Il said. has solemnly and
publicly declared In the presence OF The Brit
ish Consul that he Is tho vassal Of Portugal.
and that he has not sent snvoya to Queen VIC
toria. The position Of Hullhulu and Cmfeti
seems. therefore. to require explanations from
somebody.
Inquiries instituted by tho Secretary OF the
Association for Preventing the ImmiRration Of
Destitute Aliens show that during June over
1.6CO aliens arrived In London. Most OF them
were ragged. dirty. and unkempt. OF poor
physique. and apparently destitute. Scarcely
any OF them were provided with through
tickets for America. which is tho only criterion
which society has Of judging whether they are
merely birds Of passage or whether they
come to settle here. Secretary wilkins de-
clares as o matter OF fact that most
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10 tue ohltea'etates 20 totne port OF hui. and
tnose VINO come 10 Lonaon remain 70 gut the
ALREADY oVer-crowded LABOR market in the east
end OF tho metropolis The belief that large
number OF Russian Jews have reached this
country recentiS oy means OF forged passports
is conhrmed W the prosecution at the London
foice Court Sesteroa1 OF hosa 1lcnord' mar
red Jewess who had 10 her possession an Of.
hcial passport bearing tne e.smp ot tne Ch'et
Of foHoe ae Mars"w, "n'cn tne "tnesees swore
was counterfeit ihe p1'sohor was semahoeo
lor inquiries.
The love affairs OF Prince Ferdinand OF Rou-
mania the holr 10 the throne Win NILE. Helen
Sacarcsco' dauenter OF ono OF us mother's
MAIDS o. hohor. ls CAUSING sou'e amusement
to unsen'imenfal peop,e ss weIh as anxiety
among Conelnental poii'ic'ans. Vhe fr'nce is
~ years o' age ana tne Young iaoy - ABOUT ~
Ihe nnair mas neon seauIonsiv promoted by
tho younK iadys mother' VINO h"0 Just declared
IN ~ r"''H t''A. no.nS s"''. pI',"s .no ''"su
~ 10 ner oese' ''.on .. '"u"k feI.'"n"u .n9'
Dro''aos tas no"oF1ua , u.o ,aas " .ne n'um' va