New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
TOPICS ~ THE ENGLISH CfPTTiL.


ADVENTURE Tile kHFuN J..
London, July =. In Response To request from man,
l,hmcn the Grand Council 81 the Primrose League.
political organization IF tie Tor. have decided TO
! establish habatiOn- In the Untci states. con.
diton Of the Council, assent. however. I, that
only British citizens I'm America shall lee -lbl" for
Membership. Eneli,hmen who have become Amcrio an
oiizcn, must be- Isdly excluded from the hauaion,.
In connection with hi, step an attempt Of the news
paper organ, Of the smart Tory society to inlur"
rhOiHa, +. Hayard. the American Amba,,ad ~. la,
attracted much attention In the American colony. All
thcs" -nocly wockli'a began concert 10 detail The
circun,-iancc, Of he retirement Of sir Lionel sack
vile West, British Minister 10 Washington when Mr..
EayIi1 wa, secretary Of state. Mr. Bayarl la,
been represented catering 10 Ir-h hcclcrs7 and
altogether degrading vi, hich Office for low political
purpose
The attack has bee both violent and vi-ulent
II has failed ,ienslly society and the public 10
much Lord Sachvllle. They had forg ,l"n
the incident. and do not desire 10 DO reminded of H.
Mr.. HalaId has been received warmly in the highest
circles. and everybody who has him hrs oppressed
6 " delight with his manner ana clcvcrn"s,. in
IN" larg" newspaper, the comments upon him and
his fmy have been almost too fu-omc. Mr..
Hayard viii certainly achieve great social success.
Her air of quiet Distinction her Kindness. and her
brilliancy IL conversation have won her many friend
in high London society. During her short soJourn
IT Windsor She not less succcs iful In gaining
the regard Of the Court.
Archdcacon Farrar describes f.. letter TO tho
newspaper, the memorial Phillips Brooks 10 be-
placed in S. Maj garct's Church. Westminster. lie
says: d" II will be- an opu, ,eciilc. The design will
have rs #, subject the Good Shepherd 50 dear TO
the Bishops hcart7
For three day. heat hns been ~, degrees in In"
Shade" This afternoon the air has been cooled TO
some extent 10y thu d"iStorm S'vcrd deaths from
sum ifoh" have been reported since Wednesday.
Sir Eachc Cunard, Of the Clnard steamship Com.
paIy while ont with his gamckccpcr on III, Ncvilholt
estate on Friday. surprised party Of poacbcrs and
tried 10 arrest them. In the fight which followed sir
Iiache was bcatcn badly over the head breast and
arms with the butts Of the poachcr,' gum, and the
famckeopcr was almost killed. The poachcr, got
away.
James Dr'dgc and Walter Harris ROYAL Com
mi,sioner> 70 the Worlds Fair are giving enthusiastic
descriptions OF the courtesy with which they were
treated by ia" Americans In Chicago. They decline
10 speak Of their quarrel with sir Henry Wood
tary Of the Royal Commission. until after presenting
the official report OF their mission
W. T. stead formerly Of The Pan Mall Gazette
has maze new venture in publishing IL pocket
daily II the newspaper succeeds In London a
similar publication will be started in Ncw.York.
The Earl OF Rosebcry Secretary Of state for Foreign
Affairs. Is credited with having advised the KIcdvc
ol hrNP " 'on''ht hihlsrH win visiting the sultan
Of Turkey and to omit from his programme visits
In Paris and London Opinion in fin, Foreign oncc
attaches only slight importance 10 the Kbcdives anti
EngIish inaN. II he makes himself extremely OBJ
noNiOi. i said he will bc dcpOsed with The.
sent oi we majority Of the sgnalory Powers acting
The French senate has voted unanimously the bill.
areadV Pissed by the Chamber Of Deputies pro
vidihs ,mSt very foreigner who shall vt France,
not eXcnulng artists who 90 10 the country 10 cX-
ercise I"'Ir unde or profession permanently, must
obtain u print from the authorities I'm the city or
to~n cos ara,ne siali settle. The penalties for
francs. ' '"ee" ~