New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

President. said he feared it would be useless for
him TO undertake to form Cabinet, but ne prom
scd to consult his friends. He visited NJ Bour-
geois and begged him TO undertake the task. NJ
Bourgeois refused but his manner Indicated that
he would be amenabe to pressure 1t Is ex-
pected that President Carnot will summon NJ.
Bourgeois again after NJ. Peytral reports.
Many Of the morning newspapers expressed the
opinion that il would be impossible 10 form a new
Ministry until after President Carnot should
have made some definite statement as to his
intentions in regard to seeking reelection to the
Presidency
CELEBRATIONS AT WINDSOR AND IN NOVA
SCOTIA.
London. MAY 24-The dawning OF the Queens sew
entv-nfth birthday was celebrated by the ringing OF
bells and the firing OF royal salute OF twenty-one
guns at Windsor. Flags were dlsplayed rom @ o,Ie
Sift Hs!ifax. x s. May 2i-The anniversary Of the
S6S %ova Scotia today With Queens weather" In
Halifax General Monisomery Moors ss, hea rT@T o
Canadian militia. This citade, was sayly decoratSd ,Sd
with flags and bunting; suImoun,lns which was the
royal standard OF England.
In honor of Queen vctorla's birthday. the British
Consulate. as well as the English shipping in the
harbor hois,ed the Union Jack. but owing to the
character OF the day there not much ds7ay
and the flags hung du, and limp undsr me ieauen a
In the East River as usual did their best 70 maze
a display. The British flag was not hols'eu ." '"e
City Hall.
MR.. GLADsTONE's EYE OPERATED ON.
THE CATARACT SUCCESSFULLY REMovED-No AN
AESTHETIC rsED-THE PATIENT
RESTING EASILY.
London Nav 24-The following bulletin was Is
sued this morning:
Mr. Gads;one right eye was % 0Reg2f1 R5256s uPIn s @ ,S5
olcock Mr Gladstone's health vel! maintaned
s II. HABERSHORN.
Or Nattleship examined Mr. G!adstones eye yes
to-day and decided TO operate upon II this morning
The result has confirmed the original diagnosis MT
Gladstone was in excellent spirits after the opera
ton He Is In bed in a dark room ana resting
quietly DR. Nett.eship had ordered absolute qneI
as essential to the ex-Premiers speedy recovery ana
directed that no except the members OF his
family be admitted to his presence. The cataract
was hard and therefore the more easily removed
No choroforrn other anaestheuc was useo' DIs
Nettleship ard Tabershorn hsve orderai mat tne
ex-Premier be specially d~ted as precauuon
against infamma ton. This buietn WAS issueu NJ
O'Clock this evening:
Mr. Glads:one's condition is In all respects saus-
factory. He has passed comfortaoe Gay anu -
free from pain.
rrha Prince o, Wales and a number OF diplomats
headed by the United States Ambassador. Mr
Bayard called this afternoon TO inquire as IT, 10 MI Mr.
Gladsiones condition ana wefr n-o e1renav favor
able The Prince and Princess Of Wales and ,6 the
Duke OF York congratulated Mrs. Gladstone uPo"
the success OF the operation
REPORT OF THE PARIS'S CAPTAIN
DENYING THAT lie CROSSED TIE MAIEsTIcs
BOWS ExDASGERISG BOTH VESSELS
rondon. MAY 2i-Captan Randle. Of the Amer'
can Line steamship Paris has made his o'hcial r.
port of the recent voyage Of his ship from Ne"
York. He reaHirmed all Of the statements he % maae
In his interview at southampton Y-at'i 'ay ",,.y
Ing the stories told by some OF the Malcs'c pa -,
senrors 81 his ship having crossed the D1"S 81
,hn N,t.stlc involving danger to both vessels Ic
!s emphatic in his statemen, tnat 'Ne % d,nnnnd
Paris time altered Inc Ma'e%sic % m p- =
as.ern OF the Paris. whe the later kep on bn ny
course. The ships were hait fne ar dS cos,on
"1s s ' manager mT Of the White star Line in an n
,eryr" 40 hswedn the Majestic and the Paris and
accounted for the alleged crossing OF tnS n "a
having dropped astern
rsn.a 4 Wright ir. OF the American Line. said
Yesterday: There s truth in the story that the
Paris crossed the bows OF the Majestic. as report
ed in yesterday mornings papers ,,d1 me Ma1etu1c n
passed astern OF the Paris. It was apsoutely IN I'M
steamers changed her course
ANARCHIST MUNITIONS OF WAR FOUND
4 LARGE STORE OF BOMBS AND EMPLOYEES
SEIZED IN BELGIuM-AN ANARCHIST
EDITORS SENTENCE.
BRUSSELS May 24--The police have discovered a
large quantity OF dynamite cartridges oomos anu
explosive materials hidden in heap OF rubbish IN
= ,,aar reererv at Hornu near the French frontier
7, is believed to be the secret store. from wnlch
Anarchists concerned In the recent bomb eNPos'o"s
IN Belgum procured their supplies ~ .
Paris May i-The Anarchist Ea,tor; d l'nss yeaTa in
nrison and TO pay q fine Of 1900 francs for having
pnnbshed an article insulting the Army
RIyDGET BILL NOT TO BE DIVIDED.
SIR JOHN IUBBoCHs MOTION DEFEATED IN THE
COMMONS. lel TO i2i
London. May A-In the House of Commons TO-
1av Sir John Lubbock. Llberal-unionist Member
for London University, moved that the buuse'
Committee be instructed TO divide the Dill In TWO
,arte He con;endpd that II contrary 10 prece-
AM IN unite i'm the same measure provisions dedI-
| ing with the revenue and the national deDt
Sir William Harcourt. Chancellor OF the TX