Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-26
The British Ambassador has Brief
Interview with the Bulgarian
premier.
srAmsouLoFFs REGIME cairl-
cIsEp.
Lord sallsbury's Position 10 the
Chadonine Ma,tcr.--Ribot
Wants an Exposure.
Tho iniEarinr Question - Another
scnndai.- The Prince of wales.

ihc BuiEnrisr Question. - Another
Scandal The Prince Of wales.
LosDoN, Dec. g5.-fI,opyright, 1891,
by New York Associated Press. The
position Of Lord Harrington, rs lender
Of the Uninnists, will remain unaltered
On bis going Into the House Of Lords.
Joseph Chamberlain will become viz
tualiy the head Of the party, taking the
lead In the Commons. Lord Harting-
ton ON assuming the dukedom, obtains
the Carter, which Gladstone obtained
for the deceased duke, and which IN
thus Inherited In succession. Such an
honor II most unusual, but Lord Sails
bury, owing the existence Of his
ministry TO Lord Harrington, and be-
Ing unable otherwise 10 repay his ser
Vices, Is desirous that the new duke
shall accept the Garter.
Sir WILLIAM WHITE,
British ambassador Mt Constantluoplc,
while passing through Sohs yesterday,
had a short interview with Premier
5tambouloh. Its tho belief Of high
officials OF the foreign office that LORD
Salisbury Il taking nm isolated course
and IL urging Premier Stsmboulor 10
submit ~ tho demand OF Ribot, Freuoh
minister Of foreign affairs, although
the Berlin government IL known to be
advising the opposite policy. The
reports Of O'Connor, British
would not DO advisable TO ex.
pose tho 5tamboul1fl regime 10 tho
scrutiny which would arise from q
joint deliberation OF the European
powers on Ribops charge Of Viola
ton OF the capitulation,, wholesale
srtests and prolonged imprisonment
without trial, and a savage systom Of
torture 20 compel confession. Other
Illegal eXpulsions beside that Of Chad
ouinc accompany 5iambuloff1s despo-
tic rule. So far Salisbury aims TO SGT.
tie the trouble out OF court. Stsmbu-
LODI threatens 10 resign unless the TN.
stuted support Of England be accorded
10 him. A. hts successor in this event
would he Stollon who would adopt
pro Russian policy, tho prospect may
compel Lord Salisbury 20 change hts
position in the matter. Ribot, wanting
To force an exposure Of the new Bull
garisn atrocities, has brought Chad.
ouine 10 Paris.
The disgrsced AIrs. Captain Osborne,
who stole and sold the Jewels Of Mrs.
Hargraves, Ia nov somewhere in the
south Of France. Bot for her being Sir
Henry james god.daughier, she would
now DO lying In prison, awaiting trial
for perjury aud theft.
NEW soCIETY SCANDAL
will be Lord Howard Dswaldsn's peti.
ton for divorce from his wife. The
case, however, will be Invested OF much
Of tho public Interest, which would
otherwise have attended, by the with
drawal Of certain shocking charges
which his wifo desired 10 plead as
grounds for separation from her bus-
band. The Earl Russell case operates
TO restrain counsel from permitting
scandslous allegations made In open
court, unsupported by sufficient proof.
Efforts TO have the case heard In cam
era have been debated, and the public
viii now be- treated TO revelation Of
the domestic life OF arlstocrals, in
which drunken assaults and indscen.
cies, unworthy Of tho lowest rowdy,
figure largely.
EARL RUSSELL.
has appeared Ia new role. He now
reads lessons In the family church Mt
Wimbledon on Sundays, forsaking
agnosticism, Of which both his father
and mother were Hvowed enc
mics. He has become broad church,
man nnu an earnest evangelist.
THE WHOLE OF THE PRINCE or
WALLIS FAMILY
are celebrating Christmas at MARI
borough House. The members o! the
Princes Sandriugham household and
tenants in the estate were given din
ner ut the hall tonight. They will be
banqueted tomorrow rs well, aud to-
morrow night ball will be given for
them, at which the Prince himself will
be present.
THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE
Ia credited with endowing Princess
Victoria Mary with $4,000 yearly. DE.
spite the expenses attached to his NOR.
gnnntic family, his own savings and
his annual income Of e3O,0 have en-
abled him to be generous TO his favoril.
niece. 1t has been decided that tho
dresses to be worn by the bridesmaids
OF tue princess shall be OF white and
silver, trimmed with May blossoms.
They will wear wells anu wreatha, but
their toilets will have no traiua.
The corporation Of the city OF Lon
don will present the princess with
A SILVER DINNER SERVICE
and diamond necklace, and the Duke
OF Bucoleugh will give her diamond
bracelet.
The members OF the nobility are
vielng with each other In the cOstli.
ness oi their gifts OF lewelry and plato