The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-16
GLADSTONE AT OSBORNE.
1HE GRAND OIL MAN IN CONFERENCE
WITH QUEEN y1CToRIA.
Enthusiastic Thousands Line tho wny and
Wish the Liberal Leader Godspeed-The
--latest Cabinet Gossip - Mr.. Gladstone
Himself VIII Probably be First Lord OF
thn r>~.o.,.y aud l.orl or ,l,~ vs.,-. Su.,

"ish the i.'perS' i'e"oer s'odspeed-Ih
--latest Cabinet Gossip Mr.. Gindsto one
Himself WIN Probably be First Lord of
tn, T-ren.ury and Lord OF tho rrr,xv s~o,.
LONDON aug. i5.,A' noon .o-cay Mr. ulad-
stoho started 1oEosborne, MS departure was
very uuio1 ne succocueu III e'uoihG group
Oh aamirers that haa 9at"ereo ut Waterloo
ssa'ioh nnd entered uhooserVeu mo royal
e.,uoh NAV mas oeon,o' n'" 'ne presence
OIL her Majesty. ms trip was IKE a
prosress. mo s'h'iohs chroute "ete crowded
and o~vations were rendered to tho Liberal
leader eyerywbere, Among tho crowds ware
hundreds OF workmen with their wives and
cheers and shouts OF ongratulation "Good
i.sk 70 YOU ".an you Iook 80 we'll ana
other omely greetings were plentilul.
At rctersfeld there were dozens OF children
a,t"s"" III ""'.'' WIZ '"r'" no"e.s mo MT
Gladstone's saloon At Portsmouth the Lib
drods Of work man Mt tho Government, docs.
iott THAR ttOOsss.soom , ioinod tbo chsnr,nr ,hromm
: Mr' tHo,, .asns w ~as r 'osevu d." on sI rosrl sh 'ar ro~si
, has sol r,,' ~ os sM" NO ~ stood ON Y," tha h nrtU
and bowed in response to tho applaudlns
shouts Of the multitude. A similar scene WINS
Witnessed TN, a c %u's.sv where tho II roya, 'V oarpl ~as
awaited na Mr., Gladstone u, ia nrr r;1a MI. Glad.
station along tho route. informing her OF his
health and progress.
After dining with the Queen Mr. Gladstone
slept at Osborne. as usual on such occasions.
The great subject Of discussion continues to
v. ."o iop'rteu u,hoi.noo 'eu"oon 1nl' uiau-
stone anu Lord lsosctery. There Is no GER
tainty yet that lord Roscbery will enter tho
., "a,
o%a.ne s.i,n aGai.s .ha 40 , ~ no' r".tn
viii u' 10 araot1 S wo " my Th n'V Torio s""s >
reported. Between Mr. Gladstone and the man
phS w"s his host during the Midlothian cam
Tho point OF difference between the two is
said to be the evacuation OF Erypt. and II ia
also said that the difference aid not oriSinaatte
since the assurance Of Conservative defeat,
discussed the s%niect nt Dallmnny PapE' WITH
a result unsatisfactory to both. Lord iiosoScry
s SPs 81 sEs the sscp pstsn IL n1 Of tEi Rrit,i ind'S nnsa
strengthen than to weaken the BritisT hold
strongly in favor q the proposcd TraiI1wn sS e;
the Victoria Nyanzn. a project against which
h Mr; G!aa as s,o ms t. some extent pa!
Kosebery considers tho British Govern.
ment virtually pledged to tho construc-
with the language and spirit OF tho General
act Of the Slave Trade Conference at Brnssels.
for counteraeting the slave trade in the in.
terror OF Africa are tho following: The con-
struction OF roads. anu. in particular, OF rail-
WAYS, connecting the advanced stations Will
the const and permitting easy access to the
inland waters, and t" such Of the mprer courses
OF the rivers and streams ms ara brnk"n Hy
rapids and cataracts., in view Of substituting
economical and rapid means of transport for
tine, present means OF carriage"
The railway scheme cannot 70 ahead be-
yond the preliminary survey Mess tho Gov
eminent is wiliin. to Eunrar,ue three nor cent.
interest upon the capital Of s2.OOO.UN0. and as
to tho justice and prudence ofdoing this there
tween Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Rossbery.
Notwithstanding these and perhaps other
differences. 1t is reported to-day that Lord
RoseIery will take I'll. Foreign ONCE. aud dis
ing able to raise u lingo cry against MIR. Glad.
stone. 1t Is rumored to-day, also. that Mr..
Gladstone. means to have a thorough over.
Ireland Il he ma may inr Emulate" u s. seh "ga%S Of F mntio pnr
Of Germany. the peoples OF the various
states md possessions boing represcnied in
Great Hritnin mo FIN nrassn ar Emnaror ond tba