The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-23
PERSUADING RUSSIA
EDgIaHd'S Efforts With the
Gar.
Conference Proposed Between The H0EaTChS
Of Russia and Germany.
The Final Family Gathering Over tie Re-
mains Of the Duke CT Clarence,
Williams Indifference
Copyrighted 1852, BY the New York Associated
Press

LONDON. Jan. 22.-Lord Salisbury having
suddenly taken the extraordinary step in
caDceling Sir r. D. B. Norier's appoint
ment as Embassador to Rome and deciding
70 retain him at ST. Petersburg. the Foreign
Ofice naturally is instructed to state that
Moriers health is improving and he eX-
presses willingness TO remain in Russia.
Il seems however, that the retention Of
M0rler at ST Petersburg is due to the fact
that the Government is cooperating with
the German and Italian Governments in
trying to persuade the Gar to abandon his
French alliance aud join the European COM
pact, leaving France Isolated MOrieT, who
is much liked by the Car. Is using his in
fuence to arrange a conference between the
Emperors Of Russia and Germany, at which
it is hoped the old harmony of relations
may be re-establsbed Baron Vivian. who
was nominated to St, Petersburg, has in
the meantime had his appointment TO Rome
approved by tie Queen.
THE DUKES MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The Prince of Wales passed several hours
a. Marlb rough House to-day auI returned
to Windsor Castle this evening t. attend a
private service in ST. Georges Chapel
After the service all lr0ceeded 10 Memorial
Chapel 1t was the final family gathering
around the c0fil Of the Duke Of Clarence.
The neglect Of the German Kaiser to OBJ
serve tie respect Que 10 the DuEe of Clar-
ence IS resented In court circles here. The
Emperor went on q shooting excursion TO
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death. although he had been appTsed that
his condition was desperate. Even after re-
ceiying a telegram announcing the Dukes
death he had another days shooting, and
instead Of Immediately Fastening to express
lis coincidence, the Emperor did not call on
the British Embassad0T until Sunday after
noon.
THE EAJSER's ECCENTEICITV.
The uearDess Of the relationship justified
the court here in expecting that the En-
peror would order mourning for three weeks
instead Of three days. Tie eK-Enpress is
believed 10 have written 10 a parsonage Of
tie E.Ish court that she has been panied
by her sons want II consideration, and has
also cause 10 complain as the Emperor did
not call upon uer as custom and duty die
tat-d until The third day after The Duke Of
C.aTeuCe's death. The best Interpretation
put On tie behavior Of the Emperor is that
he had a fit If eccentric Lumar, such as now
and then frequently ours, and allowed his
latent i.l-Hi. toward the Prince Of Wales to
display itself Tie researches for prece-
dents enabling Prince George to marry
Princess May have disclosed the fact that
it is the rule that In tie event Of the death
OF her hetrCtned. q royal Princess must
wait five years before becoming again be-
tT0tLed.
THE W0RESIEN'S INDEPENDENCE.
Regarding tie refusal 0f the Miners Fed
GRAFTON TO adO,t resolutions of coincidence,
the leading union paper, the NoTkmel's
Times, wIlIe expressing the tenderest sym
patly for Princess MAY, declines 10 mag Nifty
tins single Instance Of bligh.ed hopes into a
national calamity, and protests that men
ought not 30 allow it 70 shift their mental
balance OF induce tlem 90 make SuiYelug
and ELUSIVE declarations Of loyalty 10 the
throne.
Tie Newfoundland Government is press
ing tie Imperial Government 70 sanction
the ratification Of the treaty with the United
States negotiated in 1880, and urges that
there be no further delay in order that the
treaty may pass tie United States Congress
before March 4,h Lord kuulsfoId, the
Imperial Secretary for the Colonies, appears
reluctant 20 move lu the matter.