Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26
FROMOVER THE SEA
Gossip Concerning the Coming
Election.
PARLIAMENT NOT DISSOLVED
Dutch Editors Must Be More Careful
A Royal Woodsn Wedding-World's
Fair Talk-Foseign

LoxDos, June 25.-is 70 not certain
that the coming week Will witness the
dissolution Of parliament. Even vet
the day has not osen positively set, bat
tlle 2ssn or 23tn $ probable Ii either
OF thess dates are selected the polling
cannot take place on the first Saturday
following, for that viii be too soon. aud
IL caDaot take place oa the second SAT-
urIay, { taat will ne too late. Had
parissIn-at been dissolved yesterday or
euity ia having the poll upon saturday
and giving the wofklngmen ample op-
portunlty TO cast their ballots IL Is
true that the workingaan has until
O'Clock 10 roeor nis vote on any day
ia the week, oat n Saturday he Also
has me afternoon. lt - true also tn at
the TstHraIag officers eau exs nc 50 their
dI.cfe lon with a certain hnlt as 10 the
day tor linx. Notice always gwen
II tae LOad on Gazette for the dissolution
Of pArlIanlent and the ~rits tor the
rev election are l. sued from the crown
office on the ssme day that parliament
is dissolved. In the case of borough
elections not less than two complete
days aud not more than three com
plese DAYS must elapse between the re
ce.p. oil the writ aud the date OF the
nolnmat on, ana the poll must De- taken
not less than three complete days after
nomination. Assuming dissolution on
Tuesday next lhis would bring the ear
Ii,sl poll on the Attn day OF July. In
the county elections the nominations
may take place any time up TO the
ninth day after the receipt OF the writ.
and the election may be- postponed for
SIX days after the nomination. II can
thus DC seen that tue county elections
may drag along until the middle OF
July.
H-siy's Horrible Language
The horrible language used by Tim
othy Healy regarding the dead Parneli
aud Parneilltes Is Chiefly responsible
for the sudden revival of animosity be-
tween ire Irish factions. 1t is said on
excellent authority that up To the time
OF Timothy Hesiy's speech IN which ne
de-cribes the Parnelllles rs "beats,"
and declared that Parneli was q trsitor,
there was q strong possibility OF recon-
eliIIaiiou. ThIs seems now TO be out OF
the question. The feeling against
Hesly is SO bitter among the Par
peliiIes that his name 10 greeted
when mentioned IN any OF their
meet.Dgs with the Interest execraton.
The . tacks OF the central press on
the proposed International silver con-
ference no not abaie The Neue Fr~ie
Press IN Vienna, the N 'st powerful
daily in Austria. and according TO SIR
Charles Dixie, the most cosmopolitan
sheet on the continent. giyes expression
in these words to its opposstion: "Is It
posslble that any European power will
throw open It's mints in order that
Americans may sell their silver at
higher prlcesy Is it conprenensible
that rational men should contend, de
spite the present quotations OF silver,
that either the ratio OF the Latin union
or any other liked ratio could b. per-
m ,fentiy established Y' The Italian
ide, l. TO bind zach power by treaty to
CO.. a certain amount
That too. 10 impraetlcabis because no
power could or would hold TO the in
ter, stionsl agreement in the absence
OF international pledges as TO the ratio
To be- maintsined After the latest
utterauces IN Washington" says Lud-
wig Bsmoerger. ~ - rs clear q. day
that the whole strength OF the silver
sgtatlon lies III th- individual business
interest OF a few -.ivtr producers and
it will be- 4 fiicalt 10 find q statesman.
who, after these revelations, would
bind bv treaty the financial legislation
OF bis land 10 the tricky hands of the
silver producers. In our parliament II
has been suggested that we suspend de-
cis.on Oa oar currency reform until
alter the slivrr conference. It requires
much patlsuce to consider even such
sggg estlons ri2usiy."
Frsls Among Eaitor~
The courts of Rotterdam have given
aud rraE.russ q declson winch Is
causing pane amoDg Dutch editors.
TIE "a & W. brought bv a member of a
Dutch bscyciists uni n. VINO wrote a
ave column letter to A Rotterdam newe.
papsr concerning tire rights aud wrongs
OF dispute spoBg Datch wheel.nen
TIE editor read halt a column of the
letter and then dfupp-d ali into the
waste basket. When the blcyclisi
called Tor hls manuS ript ne learned its
fate from the t6itor. who explained
tnst the newspapers custom WAS u re-
turn only ARTICLES and that letters from
readers were not Dr. served. The bicv-
elist ais brought SUIT for $500 and De
got iuirnis ut Tor this amount. The
editor sppgs,ed. but the higher court
decided sgsInst htns aiso. although IA
consideration of about 500 costs which
the e.iitor had to pay. 70 reduced the
damages to 81. Tn proposal - made
b. several Rotterdam editors that news
pa si.er pfopristor<, IA self defense. or.
ganfze = boycott against writer's not
j-llv accredited. refuse 10 examine
r caatr, buttons and IN csaes oi
k.aNn festders. not 70 accept the let
tiers or ARTICLES from me post flee.
pacs, wees.s wesstns
rrepafsssans ara beng made in Wei
nier issr the woccen wedding OF tn
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess o.
Saxe-N -Ne3nisr on nest Octoe~r. Ths
palscs - almost completed. kmperol
William. with fall saits. the Empress
tre Kisa and Queen Of Ssxoov. tbs
kssr &C Rlunsnis. she Regent OF Bs
-. tat the two Austrian srcf
"a "a . sen ted their intention q
=. S. -snt. About 100 other persons et
rnv. hls,a are expected and scores e
S,f,losnatists and petty princes. Th'
Car of Rnssas viii be represented b
tbe t3rtad Duke Fs3irair.
tn catches from Brunn say ths
aat 100 strsng, 70 are IN th.
- sstera the iestvsl Of ths
Aa<srsia schooling soc'epes. The
D ra-sre. 4 SO sfvsr medals. 30 gold
uas.ta,s, so alv~r sosslsts aud fssa.
isw ls A decorations Tue total vala-
ef he psizs~ % about -, ,aoe. The .
t-si w1l ~ opensd by Emperor Frse-
cis iossph. The emperor ~la Fes'es
gr<st storsesl parsde cf The s,eset
and ~,it make tie speech deelarirg ~.