New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-31
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Copyright 1891 BIZ IN, r,i5,n, A,...,..
London March 3O.--it Is an open a..
peror william has managed b. offend ee.,,.
the German Princes by his eNtraorelp.-, ~
particularly 10 the Prince Regent ~ Bas.y. =
Of sake COburg G0tha. and the Grand Dul,
While tbs relations between his Majesty A.
the Grand DIXIE Of Baden. are by no meSo,
Emperor's age, character and auteeea,,..
Justify his apparent determination 10 PLAY a
Frederick the Great in Germany, or n, -
tempts TO take the place IN European o."
was flied for twenty-five years by Gar 10.
which Prince Bismarck occupied from "a. -
1871 until the death Of the Emperor Prs.,-,
German Emperor's perpetual motion ofsD y.
set in again with renewed violence. Aasl.
the Rhenish Provinces. have all b. be lnSp,.,
the next month: and, In addition 10 n. d,
England, the Austrian manOcuyNes and Nom.
peror william has proposed b Himself 10 -
Queen Regent Of Holland at Amsterdam. al a,
OF the Belglans at Brussels. and hali cot-
SUNRISE excursions at least are under dlssus,s.
WHY NJ. HERBETrE Is 20 DE- REr,Irr
NJ Herbette. the French Ambassacor Al -,
about TO be recalled, on thc ground uat !.
IN have prevented the Empress Fedsrss, .,
paris which Is excessively absurd and iooga
secret was 50 well kept that poor w. B.fbsy
nothing Of the Empress FreGerick's intention n.
had reached Cologne. ". Albert Dccrls A,
sodor al Vienna, will probably succeed " H,au,
Berlin.
A GRAND DUCHESS CHANGE OF FAM
The real truth about the conversion q Ne
Duchess Serge, of Russia, Is that she found tai
remained a Lutheran, her continued resdehs
Holy Empire was impossible: and, indeed. IN
the cards that her husband would get hi "a,
annulled The G,and Duke serge. who RseE.s
Emperor Paul mere than any other meaeei
Romanoff family. has always been dSpa'e
hrained creature and the relations hetw0r n
his clever wife have long been the rever. 4 m.
Tho Grand DIXIE has laitcrly become rie,N
,,natic and his intense blgotrv manifested fvi
ei,b,v vsnorIngs against his hcetc vie nd
relatives The Grand Duke is a men tol q
rosctionarles. OF whom Pebcdono'lef Is ne "a,
spirit.
PLANS OF THE KING or THE HELLEm
The King OF the Helenes IS to leave Mhsas q
., his way 10 Copenhagen. and he Is % = n
from hls dominons for about seven months ~
] fs'i'N'i's
Petersburg and the cure at Wesbsden. II nn'
believed in Athens that. although Ming 0'oT
mot focmally abdicate. yet that his absence ~
country will become every year longer 10 ts1ilN
that the Duke Of sparta will b' de iaco ~ raf
The Kingdom King George has la'eE piHn''
chateau and park I'm the neislborhool ''pe- n
and. as he is possessed Of fortune oi h"N y
600. most OF which has been acquired oy 'oi
| change speculation, he may anticipate pea''a l
in future.
THEIR FEET WASHED BY Az EMPEROR
! There Is probably no more impressive eerna
/ Eurone than Tho Fusswasclune' gone uNls
N much solemnity by the Austrian Emperor |"
/ rstinne OF archdukcs, clad IN gorgeous phe lA
in the throne room OF the Ilofbnrg carly Ia'' l.N
Tho twelve octogcnarian almsmel. ID tei
yvI1th century garb. the dramatic Offer and ~
food. the dishes borne by stalwaf life g'afa'A
| the formal additions all contribute 70 IL err
when all is over. the profercd dantcs are 81
| rAciplents of the honor In glea' oVM pF'e
hearing the imperial arms. not only docs "
peror tic bag OF maundj round 'no "e'" n
| M. u,ssts. hut they all receive a. msna
/ l,ni,e fork. spoon, silver goblet and wlnea
before them. The jugs. Of fine green glass ori'.
With beraldic devices in gold are highly vrS
collectors. but are exceedingly difficult to ga
they are regarded as hclriooms ON u" l'"
whose possession they fall
THE QUEEN REGENT or HOLLAND
The Queen Regent OF Holland WHO has ris
since her husbands death TO entertain even -
Of the Dutch Chamber. except the Si'Sp 70
at dinner. starts this week on brei 'lal
father at Arolsen. From there she process '.
daughter. Queen Wilhemna, 20 GeT'an' on -
OF the Lake OF the Four CanOns. where tn' -
remaining till the third week IN May.
HIGH BIDS FOR A LITTLE GAMBLING CDi
The competition for the possession OF "
gambling club behind the Kursaa al Osteha ~
keener than ever this year Tenders are w
wears. and the offers received last week "''
number. varied from $4,000 to El2'oO "
/ The highest bidder is NJ. Auguste BarnisT' on"
YOUNG ENGLISH OFFICERS LOST IN PkA''
Although the matter has not Yet got into w p
much anxiety is felt at the Disappearance IN fs''
the promising young officers Captain bhmuha
and Captain Vaughan. the former one A" ~ -
soldier sons Of General Burton. author on ,
OMo, and " "reminiscences OF Sport IN ln'@
tains Burton and Vaughan. having Obtain" =,
leave. left India in the autumn with me - -,
prospecting a new route to the Russian iFooua =
an unexpiored portion OF Persia. Mthous1 ~
timed 10 reach England In March a. the @'o1
whatever has been heard Of them since ~N
from Yezd IN November.
YOUNG Mr.. VANDERBILT At MONTE -
Correspondence from Monte Carlo Spa" =,
weather. but a bitter wind with a hot SUI =,
Mr.. Vanderbilt made some exiraorfina?y -,
other day, backing 1--WE and "SA VIM
came up constantly.
THE IRISH QUARREL.
Tho irish quarrel Il not battle. but eanp'' I.
clio forttur, of the war change week by Ne'A -
momcnt the patriots are In the aNeendahL
oo,tes, * an untoward event FOR the Pa1eH'
influence of priests Is almost certain % -,
onotbor defeat AZ the polls viii hirthe' U.s. 4
nrostige OF the now. in double sense un'', i.
lie has as yet no organization 20 cope "''' y.
perfect organization in the world nc Ro'i''
hierarchy and priesthood
BARONESS BURDETr.CoUTrs's hAN
uaroness Burlett { QUITS has never reghAF q,
strength since her recent accident nc - 80
ON Wednesday. accompanied BY Dir. buro'"I
tvo ~ three weeks rest before going -,
Durdett Coutts saw nj, elaborate woiK OF :.
Ing. illustrated by engrayings Of t5piea! p''"
safely through the press I'd
SIR CHARLES Dixie ASD PARLiAN'-
Sir Charles Dllhcs return 10 Parliament :,
| -. ....a ..,d be will awe his Success