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lie added that no believed Lord Russell had poisoned
her.
TOPICS IN THE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
PROFESSOR TYNDALL-MR. STANLEY-MONETARY
CONEERENCE-DEKE OF YORK.


Copyright; 1892 Byms Neo York As'Oe'atd Prf"
London, June 2f.-Among the incidents OF the week
Is remarkable letter Professor Tyndall sent to the
Dublin Ulsterite Convention. The writer says he oc
cupes no post, receives wages. enjoys no pension
Money in dribets comes 10 him occasionally iom d
precarious source. Recently his publishers sent
slO3 TO him In payment for two books Ol u'i'
money lie gives GlOO to the Ulster movement and re
tains So Tor himself The professor denounces the
evil genius, Gladstone, and blames the "arch-doc
rinalre Morley for first planting the micrebe Of re
peal In the brain of his venerable friend Morley,
The professor adds was once man Of elevated MIND :
now he Is degraded to the level of professional
politician Professor Tyndall predicts that Tie hISt
Loyalst bleoa shed in Ulster for the sake OF Arch
bishop Walsh and Timothy Healy viii rouse feeling
that Will sweep Gladstones Irish policy TO perditiS
The total number Of candidates who Will stand IN
the elections is 1860 Nearly all the go seats in the
House will be contested.
Henry NJ. Stanley, who Is to contest Lambeth
In the UnleAist interest made his first stump speech
tO the electors to-day. lie proved a lame and a"k-
ward speaker, and sisnally failed In making ready
responses to the "hccklins" OF his audience. He
retired allow his wife an opportunity to speak
She al Won the audience. she declared that her
husband the finest In England, and said
thai he was as straight as die, adding what he says
he means, without fear favor" This euiogum won
Mrs StaDley's hearers, who yelled: I'VE Will vote
for Saaasys msss The secretary Of the Home Office
has written Mr.. stanley that his certificate of BRUSH
nationality is perfectly valid. as during period of
twenty years he showed residence In England while
period Of over FIVE years is sufficient 10 qualify for
citizenship.
Timothy Healy find 1t dangerous TO appear
In the streets Of LoGdon. lie recognized there
Tuesday and was set upon by n mob, who NAL
treated him. He compelled to take refuge In a
house under a guard OF police. Again Yesterday rs
he was leaving Federation meeting a crowd tried
stop him. Of the crowd saiuted him with
cries Of Dirty Tm." stones a9d hand1ns of mud
were thrown him. He jumped a
passing car, which rushed through the mob,
knocking down aud killing enc of the men,
The crowd pursued the car, and bag Of -four was
thrownt Heay. When he reached the office Of
"The Fpeeman's Journal and National Hess,' he
jumped from the car and as he did so, man hit
him a blow the Jaw with stick. lie was
also struck in the face by stone. The police seized
one of his as,aauts, who was oday sentenced 10
fourteen days imprisonment
Mr.. Barbour. a member Of the India Council, and
Sir G. W. Frcsmantle, Chief Of the Mint Department,
will probably be the British delegates to the Inter
national Monetary Conference. Mr. IGItour Is a
prominent bmetallist He acted ut The Paris Confer
ence. and signed. with Lou Lansdosnc, SIR Henry
BreCkenbuiy and other members Ol III" NiceIOt> 'Ol-
ell. the recent minute 10 the secretary Of state for
India urging the Government H. lend the United states
Conference proposals Ms strongest support. The an
Of NkcOun Gross, secretary of STATE FOR india.
that England will tske part IN the intcfna.
assemble and consider by what tho use Of silver
he increased In the currency systems Of the na-
lions.
The Duke Of York was formally commissioned com.
uandcr Of the cruiser Mclsmpus to-day The Prince Of
Wses and other members VI the royal family badc him
farewell on board the slip before he starts on two
months cruise.