Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-23

,,.ul,AH BEHAVIOR or THE orR-
HAN EMPEROR.
n. Sllua,lon Of q Royal Princess
When Her DethrOtri DIc"-
Defending the Workmen.
s,il.bur, rrying TO indnec Russia ''
.h.rJ,n France other Items.

..tt.bur, rryirg 90 fnducc uusnin 10
,h.ui,, France other Items
t,,rpS, Jan. 2a.--Lofd Salisbury
h.,ir- rlidenly taken an extfaordin.
.'r siep IN Cnncollug Sir r. ID.
li,frIers appointment 40 nmba.sador
! Rooms and decided 10 retain him n
81 P,tenldfg, the foreign Office
n,tunliy Is Instructed that Mofrier's
Le.ltll l. improving, and he oxprcslos
LI4 Wllllngnr-. % remain In Russiu.
It,r,ms, however, that the retention
a. Nlofrlrr al 81. Petersburg II due 10
M acl that the government II Coz
srsraiipg with tho German aud
Itan governments In trying 10
r,ruade the Gar to abandon the
trnch alliance and Join u European
esmnaCt, leaving France Isolated.
Mrrilcr, who Is much liked by the
Ctt 4 using his Influence TO ar.
nnge . conference between the Elm.
refof, ni Russia ami Germany, at
Which II Is hoped that the old harmony
Of relations may be- fD.tsiahll-hud.
Balon NiVisn, who was nominated
ffst. Petersburg, has In tho mean
time had his appointment to Rome ap.
proved by ih"Quecn.
THE rRiNCE OF WALES
p,s.,d several hours az the N1rlbOr.
tugh House today, and returned 30
Wlats0f Castle thi, evening 10 attend
1 ffiyale hofvico In ~. Georgia.
Cllptl. After the service all pro.
eeicd TO the Memorial Chapel. 10
Va. The final family meeting around
ibeclilin Of the Duke Of Clarence.
TrE NEGLECT or the GERMAN
RAISER
TO observe tue respect due to the Duke
o. Clarence as resented In court circles
here.
The Emperor went on shooting
excursion 10 Buchsburg the evening OF
the dukes death, although he had
been appraised that his condition was
desperate. Even after receiving
telegram announcing the dukes death,
he bad another days shooting, and,
instead ~ Immediately hhBtcuing 10
eX press his confidence, the Emperor
dil not call On ths British cmuassador
until SUNDAY afternoon. Finally, the
nelfness OF the relationship Justified
the court here In expecting that tho
Emperor would order mourning for
three weeks Instead Of three days. The
Empress Is believed 10 have written b.
gof-0uagr Ia the English cDutt that
shc has been pained 10y her sons want
u consideration, and had also cause to
complain, as the Emperor lid not call
upon her, a. custom dictated, until the
third day after the Duke Of Claronce's
death. The beet Interpretation put on
bis behavior Il that he hal a Mt Of
ecce1iiic humUf, such ~ now and then
t'queuty occurs, and allowed his
latent ill-will towards tho Prince OF
Wales to display itself.
The researches for presidents on.
ihling Prince
GEORGE 10 MARRY rRtSCEss MARY
have disclosed the fact that IL ia the
tlle that, IN the event OF the death OF
her htltolhodi a royal prlucOsa must
wait I'VE Year, before becoming again
Nioihrd. Regarding the refusal OF
Ae miners federation q adopt reso-
lliln of coincidence, n leading uniou
ialer TIC lIOrlmoH's Hmrs, while *.
WgNlng Tie teudefnst 0ympathy for
fnnces- Mary, declinca 10 magnify |
w single instance Of bligh,ol hopes |
ihio anSiioual calamity, and protests |
lhal men ought not 10 allow II TO shift |
ulsir munial balance or seluco them
v tnivcl ing and elusive declaration
Of loyalty 10 the thtoD..
rue NewIonndland government IL
pressing the imperial government TO
,lhcll9n The ratification oil the treaty /
WIN me United Slates negotiated by |
bond ia $50, and has urged that there |
De no further delay In order that tho
treaty may pass the Uhitod states Con.
.ieta before March 4. Lord knuts.
glIi imperial secretary for the colo.
matter.