Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The VISITING Sailors Leave France aud
l,aly Tired Of AmlSemelIs.


PARIS, Oct .s,-(CopyEighted by
the Associated Pross.) rhu Russian
iet,s, which kept all the main
thoroughiarcs IN the city cougosted
and tho people who thronged them
wildly joyful, have beeu prolonged
from Lyons TO Toulou. Before start
ing for roulon, President Garnet was
visited by tho czara brothers, the
Grand Dukes sersius, governor Of
Moscow, anu Paul. The grand dukes
were Instructed by telegraph from tho
czar 10 come to Paris aud express to the
PRECEDENT, the heartfelt thanks Of the
car aud ozarlus at the magnificent
anu cordial reception given the Rus.
sian squadron nnd iis officers.
Grand Duke Sefglus, Ia thanking
Pfuaidcnt CarnOL said Russia anu
France were now inliBsOlubly in
sympathy-tho strongest two great
nations ever known.
President ChtnOt responded and
called ON the grand dukes, directly
after they returned 10 their hotcls, aud
then started Tor Toulon, taking with
him the foreign, home Aud navy min
listers, win NJ. HumOerb presiurnt OF
/ the municipal council, VINO twenty
1 years ago was In tho TOui0n jail IN a
| Ouvieled communist, with iron chains
rivetcd ON his logs. But Humbert Is
now president oi the Town council Of
Paris, aware Of his own Importance,
ana has Loot no chance to show himself
a courtior Of the potentate OF Siberia.
The most Of HumDerps fellow town
| councillors kept pace with min aud
poured out tne public money like water
on the civic fcstivitief, made at the
cost OF the Taxpayers. Handsome gifts
were made 10 Admiral AvelOn ana his
| uillceTs.
The indisCretion Of Emperor William
helped TO swell the Russian triumph.
| lie says anu docs foolish things, Hav-
Ing entertained this prince VI Italy at
the Metz review, maue the French
back riss and tue blood OF Frenchmen
boil, the mob 10 not 10 be- blamed Tot
| crying, "Nivo 10 Car" The French
/ want an ally ugninst Germany, anu
want TO wTest A lsace anu Lorraine, but
their statesmen play more than u 0an-
geroua game.
a gala approximation was organized
ut the opera. All the theatrical deni.
| hlANAN NNAN AhNAANAs Ahh hlNiItth hl
the Duko OF Orleans was invited u
participate. Tho Princess Do Char.
tres, whose thealer name Ia Mime.
! Melba, was also invited nnd came.
| Hvotte GuilbsTt, famous iOr smulty
sougt; Mime. Judic, noted for innuondo;
lgma poch0t, noted for her canaille
style; Emlllie Nallendon, reputed for
her pagan vicsa were prerent,and ex.
allied In the highest degree. Tho state
box vt the Opora were filed with
duohesgts anu other grand ladies Ia
keep the Baroness Won MOhtenheInl
anu Madame Garnet, the wife OF the
President, In cOuntenauCe.
What power can q nation showing
such 6oauualOus iucongruity exert M
controlling forces which IL has been
rashly uulooseuing? IL has nn enor.
nous military strength, but wants
moral backbone. Everyone Processes "a
want peace, but with popular emotion
TO lead, the kuAvcs wanting great mil.
ilaTy contracts may easily bn helped by
irresponsible politicians In parliament
10 land France Ia war. any case,
Russia viii be- tho ruling and directing
party. The Germans claim 90 believe
that France mas not yet been allowed
10 ses her ally's drift, which ~ that OF
Ignntien In 1865. | doubt whether
the French understand wnut they are
doing la case Europe entered Into a
now phase Of hlstlricAl evolution.
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