New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
THE WORLD OF LONDON.
CHRONICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR.
EDMUND YATES.
THE THRONE ROOM AT WINDSOR USED AS 4
GREENROOM-THE KAISER AND PRINCE
HENRY OF REUsS-DUkE OF sUTHER-
LANDS wILL-MR. LABoUCHEREc
THE ANARCHISTS - LABOR
PROBLEMs-UGANDA.
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copyrfght; 1892: Bu The Tribune Association.
London, Dec. 5For the purposes of the performance
of Carmen at Windsor Castle on saturday night
the throneroom was used as greenroom. II was
I'm This apartment that chapters OF the Garter were
held by George Nv and william w. and also by the
Queen In 1885, when the Emperor Napoleon was
Invested by Her Majesty, and the second Duke OF
buckingham considerably annoyed the Court on that
occasion by coming TO the function unlimited. The
DIXIE. being Knight OF the Garter, had the unques-
tionable right to attend the chapter but 1t Is not
customary for members TO present themselves unless
they hive been commanded do by the Sovereign.
The Duke was punished by not being invited to the
SUBSEQUENT banquet I'm st. Georges Hall. So he
had to 90 away directly after the chapter was over.
DIXIE OF YORK AND PRINCESS VICTORIA NAY
have reason to believe that there is foundation
for the announcement made by writer In a con.
,emporary that the marriage Of the Duke OF York
and Princess Victoria OF Teck has been definitely
decided upon.
THE KAISER COMPOSING FAMILY oUARRELs.
The German Emperor's recent bestOwal Of the Black
Eagle the Garter Of Prussia on Prince Henry Of
Reuss lad a significance that was commented on at
the time by none OK the correspondents who might have
pointed out that the act denoted complete reconcila
ton between the little principally and the House OF
Prussia or as one Berlin journal exclaimed "Germany
NAV congratulate herself that she Is now completely
untitled, For some reason or other Rcuss, the elder,
continued TO bear gdgc against Berlin so deep that
when 10 was once proposed to erect statue to the old
Emperor william within his territory the Prince would
not hear Of the movement, and s.erniy SET MS iacs
against It, But high decorations have been ex
changed hcalhs drunk and 1t must indeed be SAID
that whatever may be the faults of the Emperor ne has
M least done much TO reduce the bulk OF the famy
auarrcs and arrangements which he inherited rom
his grandfather as Witness for example, to speak OF
,otbng oIse his partial agreement with the Duke Of
Cumberland and his complete reconciliation with the
Houses of IIesse- Nassau and Reuss.
AMERICANA VIEWS By WAY OF LONDON
Should the r,mor OF the approaching visit OF lTca'
dent Harrison to this country prove correct the oor'
poratlon as in General Grants case, Will prona"s
present him with the freedom OF the city. In Nay
1877 General Grant visited the city and was pre-
sented with the honorary freedom In a gold box IN
recognition OF the distinguished ability Win WHICH
he had governed his country and the eminent services
rendered to the cause o.. civilization by usna'uIs
omlcable relations with foreign States. Jhese "Vfus'
though perhaps in less marked degree. would char-
oc,erl,e President Harrison's ADMINISTRATOR ana ~
All events the Corporation viii certainly desire to pay
a Citing honor to distinguished Visllor'
THE DUKE or sUTHERLAND'S WILL.
II the sutherland Wal comes into court
will he one Of tie most sensational on record ana
sono worry extraordinary revelations may be looked
for The late Duke executed Ids last Willie hao
made several-on August 4, only lew weeks De'ofe
his death lie charged his estates with q loih'ure ior
tho Dowager Duchess OF $4,000 year ana iei' he'
Legacy OF $4,000 10 be paid within Twelve inoh'n'
after las DEATH also the estate OK side""y III '""O
slrn and lease Of the Tttensor Chase rcsdence "ea
,rrentham for twcnty-one years. rs well as vas.
,I,,trn MIA
objects OF art The Duke leaves all his interest," ~
ccrtan safordshre collictes to trustees VINO are 10
nay the income TO the Dowager Duchess during ''er
life after which the property Is to pass " '''0 ~
tator,s grandson, Eric Chaplin son OF HIS uaueno'
LADY, Florence, and Mr. Henry Cunpnn' ine -,
due OF real and personal estate Is LETT 70 trustees
are 20 nav the income TO the Dowager Duchess WI"
49,. nor.r q, anpo,ntment over the whole properly,
tho wish being expressed IN the will that uIs power
may he exercised In favor OF the family OF TIE 'es'
tator. There Is u legacy OF .l2'ooo 10 'ilss DA''
daughter OF the Dowager Duchess by codici exc
cned at Dunrobin the day OF the DuAe uea""
lie bequeathed, further. an absolute iesaoS VI '
600 10 the Dowager Duchess.
,vuv Mr.. LABoUCHERE LEAVES "THE NEWS
understand that Nj. Labouchere has parted WIN
all the shares which he has for 80 many years new
in the Daily News property, ana that t"'S i",o
rorerarv been acquired by the other partners. As
hp
A., r.houcbcre nav In the face of coming events
,ro thought 1T TO dissolve all connection with IL
A. all events the fact % his retiring from t1e pro-
retary will strengthen the Tumors as to the course
which the Member for Northampton proposes to take
IN rer,rd TO his late revered leader during the next
Ses sion.
ANARCHISTS MAY DE EXPELLED.
Il is r,n,ored that the foreign Anarchists whs
nara ,ound an asylum in England. threaten
A., Francois
ecn covernment But learn that the authorities
o an, tho alert and that these men are Wen Known
II Is not improbable that the first business Oh the
session Will be the passing OF an alien act WIN
otosnoct,ve clause TO indemnify the Government for
measures IN contemplation, II these miscicah'S sou
Tins abuse the right Of asylum so freely ano"eu uen
In his country No doubt Mr.. Gladstone would nave
~, nort NJ tho Oppositicn in this matter and II Is
not 700 much 10 say that, II in the event OF dyhah'e
outrage by anarchists the London Government were ~
.once TO expel the whole gang, womb
% far IN restore their fast waning popularity Win
the masses.
POLICY OF THE ACTIVELY rNEMriofhp'
The actively unemployed are becoming nnoss
strlklnCly Gladstonian in their versatiiiy i"o!
offer to do anything from ousunS 'he emp'os" "a
the General Postonice down TO carths away 'ue
remnants OF Mlllbank Prison: but they as YET sno"
no sign OF acting up TO their protesauons OF "ii's
moss to work The Ministers who already nave peen
yeol, enough TO receive them Mr.. Asquith MT. SHAW
! ossvr,. and Mr. Arnold Morley, have also pro'eN
Inn .cIv,s true G'adstonans. They are sympatheuc
and vague. This IS well enough. but unfortunately
the prevalence of this kind OF conduct may resu'
in serious danger to the public. Ignorant loaiers'
Win unscrupulous aitators lead them, are capable
q, ANYTHING. as the Home Secretary and others may
Iorn 10 their cost now that really cod weather mas
h.,,p Meanwhile tits true, Ills pity, ana pity I"
,,is r,e that the real sufferers are as Dadiy on no"
~, ,ha, wer, before the agitation began. This should
NO, he and the Government that has allowed IL !"
~. will hive a heavy bill TO meet not many months
hence The simple REMEDY of labor bureaus SUN
remains unregaried for the simple reason 'n"'
ministers are too much concerned with their pre-
carious position to attempt real RELIEF work.
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