The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
TOPICS FROM OVER THE SEA.
yI,y EFFORTS TO PROVE THAT NELL
CREAM rs INSANE

CREAM rs INSANE
ne Takes the News of His Fate Badly
The New Compnny to Build the Panama
canal A Russian Locomotive to he
shown at the Worries F.ir-A New Fad
for London Suciety-J Ohm Burns IL He
coming Unpopular with Socialists.
CrvrioiL 1899. BY he International Telegram 20.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Home Secretary's
office found. upon examination. that the all
davits from America upon which Neill Cream
had relied to provo that he was insane are
worthless and the Home Secretary decided at
once that tho execution OF the law should not
Re DELAYED. In order not to appear too hasty.
Mr.. Asluith waited two days after he lad
come to the conclusion before he notified the
prisoners solicitors The couple Of days de-
lay gave the solicitors for the condemned man
an impression that the Home Onice seriously
contemplated granting another rerrisve.
Cream takes the news Of his iato badly. lie
walks In his eel! for hours at timo. Then he
ltea down on his bed. and tho sweat bursts
from his forehead frequently. The officials
half anticipate that Cream will cause trouble
on the scafloli. and special arrangements are
being mado to prevent II scene. should Cream
try to create ono.
despatch from Paris says that Tie indie
pendent journalists who were invited To hch:
NJ. Hieard's scheme Tor til" completion OF tie
Panama Canal wcro not IavOrably impressed
BY II. The new company requires lSho'u,coo
francs to undertake tho task. ana promises 10
give the old company IL share OF the profits.
after the general cost has been betrayed.
Should the money nceaol To raised. which
Is not likely. work on tho canal will lie re-
Il N, pIy SD n 1, tho lunS.
ing Of tho concession granted by tho United
states Of Colombia. Work will be concentrat-
ell at two points-Cuiebra and lio Chagres.
When nearly tho whole of the new capital has
been usrfully employed two-thrds OF the
canal WILL it is asserted. have been completed
and. upon the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of the works
IN question. fotty-ivs Kilometres out Of sev-
enty will have been opened to the sea- Tho
new company VIII take over the assets o. the
liquidation. comprising about DOO.uUD lottery
bonds and tho shares in tho Panama Railroad.
lIieard has every hope. .: carrying out The
his energy. but it must he confessed THAI tho
lrosntct is an unrlnmising one:
the Governor directing. manufacturers and
skilled workmcn IL the district o; tho 'istuia
AIRY. or else he expelled from the country. has
been cancelled owing TO influential protests
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnh others WHO would he
The Moscow and ST. lctegsbur. Hallway
Company has succeeded in completing Il hand.
Chicago Worlds Fair The cngino is called
III. "AlexandroviR." and shows that liz Nus
kn"w edge Of engine GuiiJns. is believed
to he the first locomotive ever made In Russia
The death OF IN. Duke OF Marlborough is a
severe loss 20 tho new telephone company. OF
which he was the moving spirit. Its believed
Marlborough was sunk in tho undertaking.
which. however. promises well. Tho late
uke , tho CIR right to open the streets Of
the space underneath the sidewalks OF the
leading streets likewise with telephone wires.
not nossess the same advantages, to make
terms with him. The late Duke possessed con-
siderable scientific genius. lie spent months
the subject OF electric lighting. and OF the teie-
phone with the ~, view t" Ei,ins the pest ser
deeply. attached to the Duchess. AMI sh" to
him The tie between them seemed all the
Duchess is FRUSTRATED b. her loss. an, | there is
deep and widespread sympathy for her among
OF whom she ha, endcared herself uy her
courtesy and her bene!actions.
The sESeGutorS Of tn. i%te chariss Stewart
llsh At this time biography OF III. Lash lead
eer. although they have in preraration m,scIIec-
well advanced toward publication. Tho eyrc-
utors were sulnliSel TO find that Mr. rurn-l
A commission has been appointed at st.
Petersburg to inquire into tho feasibility OF
Se9strHSinE an , Hec1riI r9way
tancs Of ia miles. 4 French company has
applied fer the crnc"ss! on. and Is willing. TO
guarantee tho const: ,lon and the working
The swed. 81 Countess Hamilton ,Dannfe,t.
London. intend l., :, hlsh n school in Lon
don for swedish ~ and emh-n !erY.
morR Il sh snss o%: draw ne On n4e
looms that are nos - ,asy to work.
london society is arr .n"winE symptoms
o! interest in the rrolect. which promises to
became u fash !onable craze
John Burns is already looming unpopular
been regarded 10y them with suspicion on ac.
count OF a tendency TO SOAP ana water and
rlsa9 nGsr naii whin e him as
he uses a toothbrush Besides. he has not
made himself offensive 70 Ms fellow members
Hardie and it is asserted that no has not been
sufficiently devoted to the cause OF tho unem-
ploytd. For all these reasons the EXTERN is s
threaten To- make row if Burns speaks to-
morrow in Trafalgar square.
!csra,ch ;r I'm iIi nn, states that A. Jac.
lripsic. who was transferred t. Antwerp in
c"ns"luenee Of MS sinahMnle in the CaiS Bauer.
his affairs fle TOOK occasion to get drunk
again. and quarrellcd with a cabmaN. who set
ecs ns a fGW " Wien $ens at to @
rived at the police station he kicked up such n
nm, the PIesi to get rid Of him threw
saw that Jncquot is too lively for thu cain. and
phl"cmatic atm sphere Of Germany. and they
rec.ommcnd lin to cmigrate 10 Texas or
Chicago
Sarah BernharIt is said to have been highly
indignant upon learning that her CLEOPATRA u
Is hurlesGurd Mt one Of the theatres. where he
divine Sarah as the Egyptnn Queen. is repre-
scented as dancing and wildly singing Tara
ra- oOm- de- ay."
4 despatch from Vienna says that the Aus.
trian Empress. mt the earnest entreaty OF the
Emperor. has consented to attend the BANQUET
to the C2areyitch. 1T will be the first time I'm
siN years that her Majesty will have appeared
at state entertainment
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