Evening journal., 1892-10-03
FROM ACROSS THE SEA
A Budget of the Days Events
in the Old Country.
LORD TENNYsON SERIOUSLY ILL.

The Famous English Poet Suffering
From Complication of Diseases
Emperor Francis Joseph Makes
Peace Address-Lord Houghton Reaches
Dublin-Cholerai I'm Buda Pesth.
lBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal.l
LONDON, Oct. 3-Tennyson, the poet
laureate, is seriously ILL., He is suffering
from combined attack OF influenza and
gout which has kept him in his room for
several days.
In view of his SO years his physicians
are pprehensive Of the result Of his i'll
ness.
Lord Houghton Arrives in ireland.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Lord Houghton, the
new lord lieutenant of Ireland, and his
party were landed at Kingstown, seven
miles southeast of Dublin, by a special
steamer this morning. The warship
Belle Island, which lay in the harbor,
dressed aud saluted; otherwise there was
no demonstration. One reason may have
been that the lord lieutenant arrived at
an hour earlier than was expected. The
party proceeded Immediately on a special
/ train to Dublin.
A large crowd awaited Lord Houghton
and his party at the railway station in
| Dublin He was accompanied, as is Gus
tomary, from the railway station to Dub
lin Castle by large body of officials
who observed the usual ceremony of re-
ception The route was lined with dense
crowds who frequently eheered the lord
lieutenant.
Francis Joseph on Peace.
BUDA PEsTH. Oct. .3.-ln replying to the
address Of the peace delegations today
Emperor Franz Joseph dwelt upon the
necessity of maintaining harmonious
and friendly relations, both within and
without the empire. The need Of tran
guilty was felt by the people and solici-
tude for their material welfare should
exercise a moderating influence upor
international affairs.
The emperor mentioned the Centra
European customs union consummatet
since his last address among Germany
Austria Hungary, Italy and Switzerlan,
having a tranquilizing effect upon tn
European situation.
The emperor said that he hoped tn
success of the customs union negotia
tions would be repeated in the negotia
tions now in progress between the empir
and Servia. The military and naval OK
penditures proposed by the governmen
would be limited to the absolute necess
ties of the situation. The increases di
not relate TO new plans, but woul
merely meet the demands of previou
plans which had been postponed 0
a account Of the unfavorable condition ,
> the country's finances.
The time had come, however, whe
! = the expenditures in question could not
I postponed further.
T. These last mentioned statements ar
believed TO contain the kernel of
5 cabinet crisis, such as is expected in Gel
many in connection with the militaT
bill and in Italy, the third member of th
y Triple Alliance, when the next chamhC
shall consider the cost Of the country
military establishment and its relation
to the allied powers, Austria Hungar
and Germany
Special significance has been attribute
to the address in view of the encourag
q ment Of the empires disaffected Roma
II Catholics, who have been Influenced
; the pOpe's recent tendency toward Russ
a and France and against the triple all
l. ance; also on account ot the reports thi
It the supposed agreement between Franz
It and Russia is believed to contain specii
d cations as to the Bohemians and oth'
malcontents Of non German origin amor
the peoples Of the Austro-Hungaris
empire.
20 Minister Lincoln Coming Home.
LONDON, Oct 3-Robert r. Lincol
- the United States minister to Gre
Britain will sail for the United Stat
ls this week on a short leave of absenc
- ~ He will return with Mrs Lincoln
~ November.
y Berlin's Medical Loss.
M BERLIN, Oct. 3-Privy Councillor D
Steinthal Boyen, one of the most not
physicians in Berlin died yesterday
the age Of o..
ChoIera's Ravages in Austria.
9. BUDA PEsTH, Oct. 3.-Since noon eig
ne teen fresh cases Of cholera and eg
o. deaths have been reported.
n -Four Deaths in Cracow.
he CRAcow, Oct. 3.-Four persons ha
ne diad Of cholera here today