The sun., 1894-04-01

Who HSek tnelE NehDelnE In lnOuetry anu COM
msrce Here with us are continual corruption
and intrieues from which results iRnobls and
humiliating struggle"
The theft Of 81 500 worth Of iewslry from .
passenger on the last trip Of the Aurania to
New York and Liverpool IL case with some
peculiar featurea According TO the police
court proceedings. the victim. Arthur welles-
ley. succeeded. with the assistance OF the Do
lice. In tracing the jewels to two members OF
the crew Of the vessel and their friends. who
psSsed them. All the facts were proved in
court except that the two sailors were mem
bers OF the Aurania's crew. The police in
formed the Judge that the officers Of the
Cunard Company refused any assistance in
INVESTIGATING the case and declined to appear
In court to identify their employees The
magistrate adjourned the case In order to
compel the attendance Of the Cunard people.
Bull fighting has invaded France. One Of
the entertain ments Of Easter Monday at Ba-
yonne wes the so-called sport OF the Spanish
arena, In which fve bulls were killed. Many
English visitors from Biarritz. Gladstone's IA
vorite watering plaee. attended. but most OF
than left in disgust after the FIRST animal was
killed Now they are writing to the London
newspapers complaining OF the barbsrity OF
the sport.
The feuds. mostly personal, In the irish par
~ have again reached . stage OF critical Bit
terness which suggests drastic remedies. The
friends OF ireland In America can put q stop to
these abominabls ausrrels II they resort to
sharp measures. The sauabblss are Of no
earthly interest to anybody except those per-
sonslly involved. but they seriously menace
the Irish cause. No Irish party can live with
out Americas financial backing. America can
therefore compel all concerned to abandon
their disgraceful internecins conflicts By cut
ting OF supplies till common sense and decen-
oy reassert themselves.
The series OF by-elections thus far contains
no announcement for the Liberal party.
Probably thoro will be some Offset next week
| for the shrinking majorities thus far recorded.
Up to within few months before his death
Cardinal Manning WAS constant visitor at
| the House OF Commons. holding long consul-
| tations with members In the lobby. Yester-
| day his successor. Cardinal Vaughan. put In
| an appearance and conversed with many
| members OF both sides
Stories multiply OF the fearful persecution OF
| the Armenians In. the Sultan's domain. Here
| IL an example and there are many similar:
The Kurds attacked the Armenian village
| OF Herfev and demanded that the beautiful
daughter OF the priest be delivered to them.
| The girl. hearing that the villagers intended
to comply with the order. to escape further bar
| barities fed with her brother toward Rus
| sian territory. The Kurds heard Of her escape.
| and followed and overlook the couple in the
mountains The brother and sister defended
| themselves behind o rock until they had fred
| all their cartridges but two. The sister then
| threw herself into tho arms Of her brother and
| begged him to shoot her with one OF the car
tridges. SO that she might not fall into the
hands Of the Kurds nor see the death Of her
| brother. With the second he should deliver
himself from the Kurds-
This Was done. The sister was killed. but
| the brother was taken half dead and delivered
| to the Turkish authorities. He Is now in
| prison
The officers OF the crew Of the Chicago are
| having delightful time In the western
| Mediterranean. They are visited and fetsd on
all sidss- A common Oriental trick was al
tempted on Admiral Erhsn at Messina The
Governor sent fiunky to psrsonats him on
| the official visit. The Admiral detected the
| imposition and sent the fellow away On the
| next day the real potentato appeared with
much ceremony. A certain other American
| naval commander used to send o subordinate
| of1cer In 9 Commodore's uniform to return
| such visits.
| The American admirers OF David Christie
| Murray will regret to learn the painful story
| OF his domestic life. He has been summoned
to court By his wife for neglect and desertion.
| The hearing Of the case was postponed ysster-
| day In order to attempt q settlement.
Ex-King Milan has not yet succeeded In get
| ting his price, and therefore remains at Bel
| grade despite covert threats OF assassination
| and appeals to his patriotism. based
upon the good which servia would de-
| rive by his expatriAtion. Milan must suffer
terribly By this detention He has his French
cooks and French women and other imported
adjuncts Of civilized enjoyment but after all
| Belgrade Is not Paris and exotics do
| not thrive at the North Pole. In his sore
| distress Milan has appealed to his mas
terful wife. Queen Natalie. to come and
| help him in his negotiations with the Radicals.
| whose opposition thwarts him ct every turn.
for they control the Council Of State and the
Judiciary and occupy nearly all the important
| posts ia the country. They cannot be removed
as long as . prstsnee IL maintained Of uphold
| ing the Constitution; but Eatalie's soiourn In
| southern Russia has made her so strangely
| fastidious that abe insists upon the dismissal
| OF certain French women now ouArtersd In the
| royal konAk at Belgrade. - . condition pre-
| esdent 90 her return.
The national finances Of ssrviA are steadily
| going from bad to worse. The Treasury is
empty. and the daily receipts barely balance
| the daily expenditure.
The only matter OF wide popular interest In
the Medical Congress ct Rome thus far has
| been q paper yesterday BY Dr. MenellA. the
| Italian delegate offering q new treatment for
consump ption. He Anirmed that he had cured
thirty-nins cases Of genuine pulmonary
Tuberculosis by constant Inhalation Of the
| essence Of mint and the external use OF
ereosots and the essence Of mint In an alco-
hollc solution
Several gam bling scandals In the St Peters
burg Yacht Club have greatly annoyed the
Car. Enormous sums have been lost. and
the Car has now ordered . change In the
| clubs rulss limiting the stakes.
The CampaniS. on this weeks voyage. not
only increased her speed but showed . vast
Improvement In stsadinssa This IL said TO be
due TO . change In the propellsTs. which has
not sacrificed speed In the least. Patti who
expected an unsomfortabls trip. says there
was scarcely sign OF vibration. and in bad
weather the ship was perfectly steadV
The talk OF Europe this week. in sharp con-
trast with the bellieoss fears of q few weeks
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