Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

THEY REFUSE TO oive a voTc or
SyMPhrHY.
iioW ihe put-'s "r,ih ~ Considered
bt the Niurrs

hf thc NtuHrs.
LONDON, Jan. o.. 49, The deVor1us
ii.tipr tnh the wnblH ntiIn iB uvUr.
WnclW"i with rr.ei ~ IN" death pf iUu
Va euI Clarence 10 utvai as,1rt.iuE
denial tllny ~ tho pfucretings NJ she
grrAtcsi w1ramyn's uulpn IN EuglluI.
The drlvpst,a 10 the Aliner-' Feuth.
ton, nov hUl liug It's annual meet us
a. Stugo.Jn. rscut, were tppfisei before
Assembling their representative lu
Parliament Shat 10 was desired that the
federation should adopt resolution Of
confidence. The strong Demo,rtllr
feeling known ~ Huiid.e tho huiy
made the PROPOSAL haZ ,fl0us, but IL
was hoped that the delegates would
not venture b. devitte IRON the geuu-
raj custom by declaring that "a ucuh
IN the royal family was no Particular
business III their.
This IL exactly what they dii. The
telegram OF thtlf parliamentary lea icr,
PickgrI, asked Tor vote uf sympathy
with the royal family, adding; 1.-THE
q teen has always ~ pressed her SYM
pAthy for u.s." Crip. Of "Bl.inrs8"
greeted the message. The member Who
moved vote ~ condolences re-.
minded tho delegates shat Tia Queen,
in cases " acclIenis Ia tue miner
riNayh helped the distressed min,.s
was received iu absolute silence. Tho
conferences listened u speeches Ia
favor Of thu mpt On, aui then, by u
vote 81 10 10 10, passed without debate
TIE nutnImunt To proc 81 tO business.
The mluet- In the federation represent
200 ON members. 10 hrs several reprc.
sentative IN Commons ani controls
The votes OF others. No wnrkmruis
combination has shown n kreuur per-
crpl0n 81 the sutlyriugs NJ the probe
tntiat. Interference with the family
aiiUirs Ot royalty being iult t0 be- be-
You'd them, they h1nrsty said 10.
The members az once voted ymp4lhy
with aud substantial hrlp for the
Starving nail workers n tho midln MT
districts who have long been ON strike.
TlE UPPER ASD MIDDLE CLASSES
are most kcenly touched 10y the pllta
uf CafUuyc's death. Thousands clad
In mourning huyo ilockod 10 Mari.
Dor uSh To record there ugmUs, aud
Throughout the capital woll.dT,s.ei
fOIk eru generally DOMINIC s1mo badge
OF grief. The Princes OF WslOl, after
the funeral, Is going TO some secluded
spot boo the suuth u Europe VITA her
daughter iiIth ME In delicate health.
anu thcir condition In now source OF
increased anxiety 10 the mmiiy.
Prince George who IL siiil weak from
his a., eli Of typhoid frycg " also 10
cause o. great anxiety, Princes
Mury's future II undoubtedly tue sub.
JeCt Ut -cca uatiOnsl Interest. As
prcct Icui tuf her marriage 20 Prince
George, the Incidents are recalled Of
thr death Of tho IsaruNltE
To 1905, after his be,rD.hal o.
rriucgsH DsgmaT now the WHO
Of his brother the present. Gan So
profound aud II the symmtly
over her ilts that it would be ~ sur.
prise II Parliament acclrivl heg the
same provision as a "mpidtn widow"
lGgupUrt be ttuu, PIluco George Il NJ.
iaGhCd 10 The daughterof Prince Chris.
tiHn. His known strong will makes
the project OF an alliance with tho
Princes. Mary improbable. In the
family circle rrlnru George has long
been recognized ns the superior OF his
brother Va intellectual forcpaud genial.
ny of dispositions. From boyhooi he
hsg always held his own against his
brothers. pretunsiUns 90 the elder. Tho
cnnCurroni opinion Of those around the
throne points TO the future popularity
Of Prince George II he lives TO become
king.
a FIrHCE CONTEST
will be- wagei with the Vatican on tho
appointment Of a succossor 10 Cardinal
Manning. The English Catholics
desire the appointment Of Bishop
Vaughan, who ~ Uuiouist bur the
Bishop Ut Port-mlutn.
Murat Hals'yad, who arrived today,
IN an interview said the pUlut that
most impressed him In regard 10 the
effect In Europe Of the Mckinley law
IL the autagoni-m Of certain German
journals towards Blaine. II attribute
THIS To the fact that tho reciprocity
clsuse j. expected to prejudice German
iuteresta In South America to tue bene.
III OF the Unitod States"