New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
Round ABOUT EUROPE.

Revival OF the Wilson Scandal.-Public interest
has been revived In the Wilson scandal by suit
brought by the sor-n-aw OF the late Pres'deht
Grevy against chemical manufacturer nameu
Puech The latter invoked the influence OF NJ NE
son 10 secure from President Grevy the remission
of a heavy sentence imposed upon him Tor the
wholesale aduteration Of wine. and the ooJect OF
NJ wilson's present suit IL to recover, from ~.
Puech the remainder OF the price agreed upon ior
his intervention.
Eden Observation-Disclosures is a large number or
theatres which begin their career as temples OF
the high drama and grand lyric opera and then
degenerate into common music-halls and variety
shows. The inverse however. Is the case with 1ne
unfortunate Eden Theatre, at Paris, winch nav
ing failed In the most disastrous mamhgr az hal
let's has now been transformed into concert
hall for the performance of sacred oratorios'
Abd-el- Kader's Grandson.-Among the cadets who
have lust entered the great military school at St
Cyr-the French counterpart Of West Points the
eldest grandson OF the famous Algerian Emir, ADD
el-Kader The latter died at Damascus some twelve I've
family. Enjoys only a small fraction of the munif-
. Of 9 Ss FTensh
assign to the last great opponent to the conquest
OF Algeria.
storm-Swept scotland-Millions Of trees have
been feed to the ground in Scotland by the recent
storm which swept s the esne eo ess than
sheltered hooks In the Highlands were exempt hon'
the general devastation.
Cost OF buckingham Palace buckingham Palace
which is now being furnished with an entirely new
drainage system and being redecorated inside ana
out Mt an enormous cost TO the British Treasury.
represents, according to a Valuation just Hiatt w
experts a value Of S30GO,G0 This. or course, neIe
~ covers the actual building and the iifty-four
acres of ground comprising the site ana Raruen
but does not include the value OF the priceless art
collections contained within the walls or the palace
Marouis d'Eguille-A noted adventurer has just
nossed away In Paris In the person OF the Marquis
a. Egi,lIe who had been condemned to death IN
many countries for political offences. On one &C.
casIon he followed NJ Blanc subsequently the
founder of Monte Carlo, into the sanctum ad)om-
ing Hlanc's gaming tables at Homburg. gagged
him and threatened to blow out his brains II ne uld
not hand over a large sum- Inc MaiIuis tu' Us
wnll avay with his money before NJ. Blanc was
released Later he started a smail casino Vi
his own at Irun, on the Franco-Spanish frontier
He lived by his wits from his youth. MS iamiiy.
though belonging 10 the most ancient noDllty OF
France being absolutely without hnanciai re-
sources.
Noble Observation-Disclosures are out Tor the ar
rcst Of no less than go citizens Of Berlin who
have neglected to comply with their obligations
of military service and who consequently
charged with the offence OF desertion. The onend.
include large number OF nopeinea', sun uc on
as Count Percy Won Scniippenbach and Baron Won
der Hundt
frances Premier Duke a Briton-1t Is a sngu-
lar fact that the premier duke and peer OF France
&c not as generally believed, the Duke Of Czes. but
an English nobleman; for the dukedom OF Chatel,
brandon was created in l549. whereas that OF Uzes
dates from 1861