The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
x, IRISH PATRIOTS SUE ONE
ANOTHER F0R LIBEL

80 the Death OF Tewnh-hiun
49,. s.y. the Now Khedivs L. Dis
s,,d,ous, Unpretentious. and Moral
r.. Prince OF wales ssiectins '"s
r...,,~ suests-Brish E.isrnio" ho"
RI. Famous Novelist who IL Now
Insane Asylun-Youns Irving.
,,o, Nv IN, sus prs,sss 80 PsAShtU A'se
oTv etanon
yovnos. Jan. e.-Michael Davitt ID IN Lon
bo" n. aoes not attach any importance 70
aon. -,.o, NJ Waterford. and seems. II any
ns u. .s,her clad that John Redmond has re-
un NM h,s sent in Parliament. presumably De-
yam. no, gentleman will make a pretty bad
.s. T., Daytt looks to the general election TO |
0a. ~, IN, parnellites. and Redmond and his
,,,s,ds tn,k confidently OF annihilatine the
'..,o.Irish party" upon the same occasion.
ra.,hs moment law absorbs tho attention anu
..aroiss o; both parties. Davitt mas iounu IL
...s..ary 20 vindcate his character oy SUING
.ho Duhin Parnelite organ. the Independent ior
Mh.l Tho National Press and the i"depenaen'
A., about to drag each other into the INV
courts for Islander. libel. ana otnec wioheo
L.. md Ireland will enjoy or endure tho
' ..ns,, sn.ctacls Of Timothy Healy and John
edmond in their barristers' robes wrangling
IVA abusing each other before the bench OF
m,,h,r Castle Ju ,ges. Similar entertainment
.,,n hs Afforded in Cork. Belfast. Waterford.
md other Places whore rival patriots are
v,s,rtny 70 tho law
rhe landlords IRE quietly Fronting oy tho
confusion In the Nationalist ranks. gathering
q, rents without granting abatements. ana en-
forcinR the payment OF arrears IN the old
fashion by threats Of eviction. the tories IN
Dublin, who have plucEed up courage WONDER
fully since the disruption. announce To-Day
their intention to contest every seat IN that
city and county. and last night they actuaiiy
hold public meeting In st' stephens
Green division. and talked )uoiinnuy OF
tue cold time coming. The chlef orator.
Justice Askin. gaze fitting and accurate ex-
preston to the lofty principle on wnlch 'he
Tories in Ireland. and for that matter IN Eng
land also will fight in general electlon.
III" no said. "we manage 10 keep d!aas1one
out at the ncSt election we small Keep MIN OUT
altogether for at the succeeding GoheraA eieo-
ton he will be 90 years OF age.
Similar Indecent calculations on mr.. tlad-
stones death are publicly ana oaiiy inuuiseo
in By Tories OF the baser sort; out the disgust
with which they must read theteieerams from
Biarritz is consoiatory TO the Indignant Ind
era,s. for the Grand Old Man continues thor-
cughy to enjoy himself ana 70 increase In
health and strength.
The sudden death OF the hheotve OF Egypt
has causes! some stir In England. much eS-
element in France. and considerable ap-
pychcnslon in Europe generally. Inc
French resent the presence OF BRUSH SOL
disrs on the Nile almost as much as
they object to the German occupation OF Al
sace-Lcrraine. and not year Is allowed to
pass without demand. more or less direct
and Imperative for the evacuation OF Egypt
tits impossible to doubt that the accession 70
the khedtval throne OF an inexperienced
youthWDl 10 followed BY French attempt to
prevent him from falling exclusively unoer
British influence. which might result In the
permanent exclusion OF france from the coun-
Try which at one time she regarded almost as
her OWL The direction and manner IN whlch
that attempt will be made are not yet apparent
but there Is fear at nearly every European
court that France will try to induce the sultan
who Is the khcdive's suzerain. to help In
destroying or Gripping british influence IN
Egypt. and should his Majesty OF Turkey con-
sent serou: ;r,ublc is certain to follow
rrince Abhas The Khedive. has boon edu-
c'isd almost entirely in Vienna. but no is said
to have French leannGs. and this will encour-
aGa france to act. The English Government
Nv" see WHAT hlis.aAe was mace Wheh III oe-
Terence to French sisceptibillties. seven years
ago. the scheme to educate the royal youngster
III England was abandoned The only man in
iAlroie except the Vienna professors who
Knows anything about Prince Abbas is Blum
ias'la' Shrewd old German. who for num-
Der Of years wae Under Secretary Of Finance
IN Esyrt. and is now living on q pension in
vienna He WAS trusted friend Of the late
hhed'e. and has known Abhas since he was O
baby Here is what Blum pasha said yester-
daytot the STnoc;'i correspondent in Vienna:
The PRIME" has not rs yet given much
hou-ht t" politics for no one could have
imagined tina, his father. an apparently healthy
man who neither frank nor smoked. and was
temporal in his habits. would do before he
was ~. Al; as. ~ any rate. hoped that his
iatheT w"nid lve many years longer. and so
devoted himsr.t entirely to his studies. Abbas
lasha has 10 touch OF haughtlpess in him.
anil is amiahlo lilscnt. and devoted to his
duties, and. must add. as economical as his
ias father. llo cnioyed more freedom after
Ills majority than before. and was to be Intro.
d'fed this winter into Vienna society.
For some months past he has had permits
sion to 20 on, with his governor whenever he
liked You know how napv TOM ntot,ona ,