New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
MIR. GLADSTONE DOING WE'LL
THE ATTACK UPON HIM DENOUNCED By DRs
TALMAGE AND PARKER.

Iondon June o6-Mr Gladstone IS making favor
able progress toward recovery from the injury re
ceived In Chester yesterday by being struck In IN"
face by missile His son Herbert teegraphs tonight
that the inflammation OF the has abatei consider
ably and is likely to be followed by no serious re-
sults Mr. Gladstone otherwise Is In excellent health
though he is confined TO the house.
Mr. Gladstones Injured eye has been bandaged
and he will remain in dar1ened room for few days
ID Is said that the woman who threw the miss e III
him declared she threw Ii for luck In" Ocuis'
reexamined the eye i11s afternoon. lie saws 1t Is
improving, and the pain has greatly decreased
There was a remarkable this morning In the
City Temple, where 1t had been announced that tle
Rev Dr. Tamage would preach. The building was
crammed 10 the doors and hundreds were unable to
gain admission. DR.. Parker opened TIE proceeoihgs
by referring TO the attack on Mr.. Gladstone. lie s'u
IL had been reported that Mr.. Gladstone had Dech
brutav assaulted last evening He characterized the
outrage as mean, cowardly and damnable, and he
asked those in the audience Of the same opinion TO
rise The entire audience at once arose. Dr. 1Hl-
mage said :" agree with Dr. Parker tiEil IL & Ws a
infamous attack. twenty four hours you VIII near
loud thunders of Indignation rolling BACK from
America" ,,, . oo,,iouon.,y
INTERRUPTED by cheers shouts or shame aha hlascs
CAPTAIN BORIP PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE.
Pans June cG.-The "Tcmpts" to-day publishes an
interview with Captain Borup, United states military
attache here IN which he repeats that the charges
made against him BY NJ Grcner ore gross calumnies.
CAPTAIN Borup Is anxious 10 be confronted by lis
accuser lie says the inquiry which he demands
will not fail 10 establish his innocence The case
extes the greatest interest here, and the newspapers
ore extremely bitter against Captain Rornp.
Washington June oG.-Army officers on duty in thls
city whose attention called 10 the teegIaphc re-
porfs from Paris concerning the charges against Gap
tain Dorup state in most emphatic language that thc
charge against Captain Rorup is crnehy unjust ana
ridiculous and that the marked excellence and splcdd
reputation Of Captain BOr1p ms an officer In the 'nt
s,ocs Army are sufficient proof against any reflection
~ this kind against his honor and good sense
aft is possible the above mentioned officers
further say that Captain Boup may have
obtained the plans Of the coast or even oi
the interior dcfcnces OF France through Grcner or
come other person, it is part Of his duty at his
nresent post 10 secure any and all Information which
v,ould be OF advantage TO tls country IN The remote
contingency Of war with France but TO assert that
cantoin Borup would transmit anv knowledge he may
b,ye received concerning the de1ehces Oi France to
germany or italy any country othcr th'l NJ
own is positively criminal reflection upon both INC
p"nor ond intelligence Of that Officer" Omcia!, at
The War Department attach no importance to orclcr
dnClsr,tons against Captain Borup but they regret
ri my matter. however trifng. shOnd hii,c 10
c"usc even a sus pci0n to exist III the mihd. OF th
Ercnch pcOple AGAINST the character or ilcunhcs Oh
an ncl OF this Government Temporarily stdtiohcn at
air cIUif:l.