The sun., 1894-11-18

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Blake in America that Lord Tweedmouth Of
fered the Irish party $4,000 is 10 be brought to
the notice Of Parliament II the statement IL
substantlated II will constitute serious breach
of privilege as, In Its nature, attempt 10 cor
rupt members Of Parliament The matter IL ex-
citing keen interest In political circles, but =
great deal viii depend upon Mr.. Blake In case
he denies the statement efforts will be made 10
secure from Americs Trustworthy reports Of
what he actually did say.
II would be difIicult 10 ind on record stranger
hunting adventure than that experienced by
Prince Hohenlohe son Of the German Chsncel-
lor. and Baron vietinghoff the other day. They
went out together 10 shoot stage and agreed TO
decoy the animals BY initiating their call on .
special horn. The hunters separated, each ac-
companied by ramekeeper, and went In differ
ent directions. During the course of the day
they approached each other. and each heard
the others decoy call and believed stately stag
was before him. Initiating the heavy steps of
the animal they noisily drew still nearer. The
imitation Of the steps and call was 90 we'll done
that they finally arrived within ten PAGES Of
each other without perceiving their mistake.
The thcket was 90 dense that they could not see
through It. Both stood still repeating the
challenge from time to time. Each still
firmly believed that he was within few PAGES
of real stag. At last the Prince. tired Of wait
ing, fred thrice rapidly in the direction Of the
supposed game. The FIRST bullet glanced OF the
cartridge belt Of Baron vietinehoff, the second
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tresses have high sense OF patriotism, and they
are snockeu ~ .ne ,oea Oh p,ayins oe,ore nc1-
I'm sua'ence' VA moune. suny anu Wis no'cn-
emoets Ierusc 70 entertsin tno ioes- Mme. BERN
nefat wiz not oiame those VINO haVetho courage
oeo 70 Berlin, ou' sne WIN never appear oeiore
the Berlin puoho' M. Porei OF the odeon thinks
the younger generation OF actors may go. but
Mme ho1ane ana nave seen TOO much OF war
and its horrors TO solicit the applause OF the
Berlin puonc. Inc case Is olnerent Win the
young people. They Know nothing OF the dnnee
terrible save oy hearsay.
Inns 10 sac ror the beriners' out tney may oe-
rve some comfort from the fact whicn WHY
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Paris wiz send 10 delight them Will be under
twenty-nve years Oh age.
The excitement over the spy mania Is stu
high In Paris. The case OF Cap'. Dreytus VINO
Is awaiting court martial causes extraordinary
comment 1t Is said to DO she intention OF the
Government to insist upon the extreme penalty OF
death In case he Is found There apparent
ly good authority for the statement that precise
particulars respecting the transport and con-
centration OF the French forces In the event OF
mobilization after declaration OF war were
placed In the hands OF agents OF the Triple ALL
ance. The hours OF the departure and running
OF trains with troops on the main railway lines
and also the branch lines were set forth, to-
gether with details Of the places at which stores
would be procured en- route. IL Is asserted that
even tho original documents wcrc supplied to
the Intelligence Department Of the Triple ALI
snce At Berlin
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