The critic., 1891-02-27
SHE LEAVES PARIS.
Ex. x.EMPREss FREDERICK QUITS THE
FRENCH CAPITAL.

There Was no Demonstration at the
Depot-Russian Jews Agitated Over
Efforts 10 Prevent Immigration Of
This Glass Into England English
Brewers TO Take Hand In the
Elections German Socialists and Labor
Holiday.
PARIS, Feb. 27.--Emprcss Frederick left
Paris this morning. There were no un-
pleasantincidents attending her departure.
Although II had been publicly announced
that the Empress would leave for Calais
at 11:30 a. m, she left the German En-
bassy two hours earlier, and was driven
rapidly to the depot of the Northern Rail-
road, where she entered train for Bou-
logne. From Boulogne the Empress will
proceed to- Calais, where the royal yacht
is in waiting to carry her TO England.
Despite the prccaution taken several hun
dred people had gathered at the depot and
watched with interest the movements of
the ex-Empress. They were quiet and
orderly and many saluted her as she
passed. The ex-Empress, who was per-
fectly composed, quickly entered the rail
WY CafrlaBe. lHere vert nO uisreSpccV-
nl,cries on the part of the crowd. From
the fact that the time Of departure was
hastened 1t Is inferred that the ex-Em-
press regarded the situation us grave
one. The general tone of the press is
moderate. The allegations of the Cologne
Gazette that the royal visitor has met with
discourtesy are emphatically denied.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The friends of the
Russian Jews are much stirred up oyer
the growing disposition to prevent further
immigration of that class into England.
Oswold John Simmon, the noted cham
pion Of his race writes; 1t Is fiendish in
vention to assert that this small portion
of the human family can be formidable
competitors in the labor markets of the
world. They have the same right to live
as any people on the earth. / trust that
an international arrangement may be
come to by which the Jews of Russia may
be distributed III countries where they can
be taken under the protection of the Eng
lish, the French and American Govern
ments." Mr.. Simmon recommends that
powerful committee be organized with
this view consisting of delegates from
London, Paris and the United States.
Meantime, II is said, passages are being
bought by the steamer load for the trans
fer of the Russian Jews to the United
States.
At the Liverpool Conservative Club last
night Baron II. DeWorms, Under Secre-
| tary for the Colonies, spoke hopefully of
| the prospects of Canada as a loyal and
progressive community. Baron DeWorms
expressed the utmost confidence in
Canadian loyalty and said that he antici.
pated q solution Of existing difficulties as
to trade in manner satisfactory alike to
Canada and Great Britain.
The English brewers give as a reason
for preparing to take an active part in the
next general election that candidates for
Parliament court the favor OF teetotalers
because the latter are so well organized.
| The brewers now intend to show that
they are more powerful than the tee
| totalers.
A Berlin dispatch says that the Emperor
has given evidence of his desire to estab-
| lish arbitration In the labor disputes by q
| personal order that all differences between
I the Government and working people EN-
ployed by it shall be settled in this way.
| Notwithstanding the resolution of the
German Socialists that the first Sunday in
May, and not the 1st of May, ought to be
the workmen of Austria have determined
! to adhere to the 1st day of May as the
date The majority Of employers in Ger
many promised last year to allow the cell
ebration of May Day by their hands.
One of the Jewish families expelled
from Noygorod has arrived at Willenberg,
Prussia, near the Russian border. They
report the. total number Of families ex-
] PEELED from the city of Noygorod as GIT,
The family, whose name is Kalpan, give
hideous account of the suffering caused
by the enforcement Of the anti-Jewlsh
laws One Jewish merchant was found
dead, with his wife and their five children
also dead, in their house where they had
lived for many years. II was supposed
they had taken poison. In the MERCHANTS
ment. The property of the exiles is being
bought up for asong by Russian specula'
tors. -
According to Berlin dispatch the
treatment of the Empress Frederick in
Paris IS arousing d very bitter feeling In
the court circles, and the animosity dis
played toward France is deeper than !,
has been in many years. This is exactly
happen @ NV when Tie Kaiser 'p per,nitted ii % an in n
timation to go out OF his own intention tt
visit Paris. II was then stated by well
informed French authorities that Ger
man imperial visit would be more likely Il
hasten than to prevent European war.
1t is said that the Kaiser has resolved u
demand satisfaction from the French
Government for the annoyance and hos
tility 10 which his mother has been sub
jected in Paris. The latest adyices from
Paris show that the feeling runs very higl
in'that city, and it might be dangerous fo
the Government to offer even the sem
blance of an apology to the Kaiser, and /
is not at all likely that any explanation
whatever will be given. .
NJ. Fortune De lioisgoby, the well
known and popular French author 9
in 1894. He wrote much in the style .
Emil Gaboiirau, and many Of his novel
have been translated into English.