New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-31

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c,nv,ioht: 1892 By The Tribune A"oetation.
,.,don Nav 3O-The Queen spent the first two
s Of her stay at Balmora visiting servants ana COZ.
u'' on the ROYAL estate and at Crathie. Last week
las0 yo,ostv drove one afternoon TO Birhhall. her
i. :, Glen Muck where a variety Of Improvements
70 been carried out lately and another afternoon
~ s,ent IN q lelslrey drive through bniIochD"r
st tea being served ut Danny Shiei. Inc queen
40 visited the farm at Abcrgeldie Mains Inc queen
W. excellent health and In very good spirits, having
,an mich benefited by her Continental trip Her
,r,esy always enjoys the perfect quiet 10 De louhu
pomoral during the early summer; and the fine
o,hor has brought everything 80 rapidly mat
r.eside scenery has great beauty, the exclusive
-,rate drives in the royal demesne being NJ present
os, charming The Qieen Intends t. erect memorials
- tho Duke of Clarence and the Grand DUKE OF
MISC In the grounds at BalnOral, but has not vet
,.,dcl what form they to take she re-
,rod an enormous number of tcegrHms OK congr't-
,t,on on her birthday. messages having teen sent 10
paluora by all the sOvcreigns of Europe, many royal
,orsonascs and most of the members OF the roNai
emily There was large dinner party ut the castle
T., ,he evening after which the birthday cake from
windsor was cut, but some magnificent grapes FROM
,no rrormore gardens which TO have been
.anre of the dessert stolen somewhere between
windsor and Ballater.
ROYAL MARRIAGE ARRANGED.
The future wife OF the hereditary Grand Duke OF
Luxembourg WILL 1t appears, be the niece ana not one
NJ the daughters OF the Princess of Wales, as was de-
voulv hoped In the Grand Duchy. The hereditary
Grand Duke, who is forty ana one of the richest
naris I'm Europe has been taking part In the golden
wedding festivities at Copenhagen. and there is every
reason 10 believe that marriage has been arranged
between him and Princess Louise, daughter OF the
Danish Crown Prince.
LADY wESTMINSTERs WILL ATTACKED.
The will OF Lady Westminster by which nearly
the whole of her large fortune was bequea'hod
TO her youngest daughter. Lady Theodore Guest is
being disputed by the Grosvenoi family. and vigorous
attempt will be made 10 set 1t aside. unless com
promise can be arranged Lady Jane Lindsay is TAX
lpg prominent part in opposition TO the will Lord
Westminster left the bulk OF his personally, which
amounted to nearly million, to his widow. and this
d the property which Is now In diepute
BoULANGxR's TOMB BEAUTNED BY WOMAN
A few days ago a mysterious woman, In deep mourn
tnx arrived at Brussels nom Paris, and she has ever
since been engaged in arranging and Improving Gen
era Boulangers tomb. The garden surrounding 1t
has been enlarged and filed with marguerite caria
tons, pansies and geraniums. brass shield. sur
rounded with wreath In hammered ronwoTk. has
been fixed 10 the foot Of the monument, ana bears
the words Homage supreme au HeNs, au Martyr
and ON the slab reads. In gilt letters. the words
Georges 20 Avril, 1887, 80 sebre, 1891 al te ben
pu vivre nois ct 12 sans toi" The grave IS visited
BY hundreds Of persons daily and the superintendent
Of the cemetery written, sealed order to those
allowed TO pluck u souvenir flower
HOW THE IRISH PARTY MAY RAISE FUNDS.
The Irish party are extremely poor and do not sec
their way 70 carrying their elections and hear that
the Gladstonans at Preston refuse them any Ai But
the idea is that at the last moment the Glad 't"ian3
will make bargain with them, by which they VIII
give up twelve seats In Ireland 10 Mr.. Glad'tones
nominees ard then his party will find the funds for
the whole election.
The Liberal whips recently in for a large
amount Of money and there is no doubt that Tor
election purposes they have more 10 spend thah any
other party Where the money came from Is not
known. but there are number OF meIbcrs WHO at.
very DESTROYS Of peerages, including MI Ar'o'u
Morley Mr. Cyril Flower, Mr.. Drummer. Mr.. Colmnn
Barran Mr. Stern. Mr.. 1ngleworh and VT. stuart
pended and II IS supposed they have all placed large
sums down In the hope OF becoming barons OF 'he
United Kingdom. Lord Brassey Is also asserted 10 oe
anxious for promotion at the election ana Is coming
down handsomely In consequence i"cre are Su
rJc;ons even. that some Of the money Is supplied
from Russia ard whether this be true or not II Is
ce-,ain that both Russia and France are anxious
for the return Of Mr.. Gladstone.
EARxEsrSEss OF TIE ULSTER Me-.
The 11gte- men evidently business In Their
convention They have already subscribed some
10000 for expenses. and rooms In Belias' nave
mounted TO high premium
A TESTIMONIAL TO OoLoNIL CuDDELL"
The whlrlgig OF time brings strange revenges' ana
n certainly is passing strange TO find The Hctimz"i
pperary tenants uniting to present their bette noire
Colonel Cudden, r. NJ, with testimonial
OBSTRUCTION BY THE WELSH RADICALS.
The relations between the opposition leaders and the
Welsh Radicals are very strained, and IL must w
satisfactory reflection for Mr.. Gladstone that Mt
Lloyd George has no chance OF being re-elec'ed rr
the Carnarvon boroughs. On the worst gay OF INC
abstraction ~ these malinants to the Clergy Dlsci-
pine bill Mr. Gladstone was In attendance "hch ule
committee opened and remained all day. ohy ieaVhs
70 into the IIouse for the purpose Oh nearing MI
Chamberlsn,s speech. Mr.. Gladstone did not even
70 away for luncheon, but refreshed himself WIN
some sandwiches and the contents on hasK Wiho"
he bronpht with hin. He evidently exceedingly
annoyed BIZ the pertnacOus obstruction OF his oo"c''
Who had q smart row with Mr.. ii. Fowler to""iu 'e
close Of the proceedings in which they were con
tdcrably worsted; and they wore also se'o"'
snubbcd by Mr.. Campbell Zimmerman.
LORD ARLINGToN's GOOD OFFICES
The personal activity displayed by LORD Hrihs'o"
looking after the wants of the burnedout Vliiaeei'
slxpenny Handey Will not be forgotten by '"e
Dorsetshire peasantry. lie supenntended IN pefso"
the arrangements for their temporary housing "ni'
his son appealed 10 the War Office authorizes III 'e
House OF Commons and Mr.. Iiuse obtained the redu'
site sanction for The dispatch Of yeomanry teh's iio
Lord salisbury. Curiousy enongh sixpenny nad !a''
been tic scene Of great Radical MISSION Dat "'c
sepaatsts forgot their humble friends IN inc ho"r Vi
dire distress and did not even put IN an appe"'"'''
o. the
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND FLoCHSlIN"'
IN. ,onosa, TO dieestablish the Church OF Scotland
and N. argument that the Kirk is cfete Is decdeoy
Unreasonable just when official reports have pee,
published which prove the Church to be IN s'A'e VI
Unprecedented prosperity. The Church OF sco'ia"u
now has membership Of 597,o17 COMMITMENTS, oe'i,s
N increase Of 1854 over the numoer III io'' -,
The oo,,-s,,,,o,s intending the returns from seat