The sun., 1894-04-29
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
.,, ryeLIsH VERY BUsT oRIIIoIsINs
BRoTHER JONATHAN

.,sy Tbiuk CoHey ts the forsrnnner OF oer
...,.,. Dsstruet,on-A Coiored won.,
A.. Horrible. The~ with Her Story of
.,..,p Outrsges-Corbett Received a.
a.,,,,mas -Osr Bi.tiaekets Psi.t
N.,,.. Rea-oues- victor,. WIN Give s.
r.,,, Draw iuG Roou-The Duke OF fs.se-
,.s,,x won't Fiddis .. Pusiie-Ra n bi,ug
-, He,t,rs In Ensi.-d-C.rret Is Not
A,,lou. to Be President OF France Aksi..
,ox,oS. April 28.-If American eausnimity
..nId be disturbed By English criticism. Uncle
80 would hardly be able to sleep o. nights
49,. daya The opinion OF the British prees
a. ,hslsst lew days seems to be that the Amsri-
80 p.ople are quite unable to do anything
,,ebt in social economical. or political ansira
iah, Bull is always ready to settle the tariff
rrohlem for us off.hand. just now the exploits
oi the Coxeyites are giving our loving British
.ousins another excuse for proolaiming their
b.lIei that America 10 fast going TO the DEM
n,tion bowwowa The London newspapers
are giving greater attention than ever before
10 ,isns Of the approachina dissolution Of the
Im.ricsu republic Thus the Daip Chronicle
,oIsnnly remarks: THE Coxeyites are. We be-
lave, for the most part. ell-disposed persona
Who naturally imagine that legislators should
have somsthins to offer ss remedies for popu-
lar grievances. The Coxeyite movement may
nzSle out Even the serious mining strike
may conceivsbly come to q speedy and peace
full end. but unless We greatly mistake.
a conflict 10 preparing In America al
most as serious as the conflict over negro
slavery. Discomfort neroe and bitter. per-
yadss the whole land. Men will not any longer
no on producing wealth and ret live In poverty
themselves. al least not In republic founded
on the doctrine Of equality"
On top OF this comes another thing which
tempted to-day's newspapers to pour out the
walls OF their wrath. indignation. and con-
tempt upon American barbarism. chiefly In
the Southern States. Atwo-oolumn interview
"a printed in which Ida b Wells colored
young woman from Memphis. announces that
her mission 10 to arouse British public opinion
TO protest against the prevalent custom Of
Americans to hang. burn. or otherwise destroy
accused negroes on small provocation. She
tells a lot OF bloodcurdlins stories Of outrages
which. NO doubt Intentionally. give the Inn
| rcssion that It 10 the daily custom In the
Southern States to lynch all negroes accused
ri serious offences Then she insinuates
plainly that In most cases whore negroes are
hanged for assaultinR white women the latter
i,nvo been willing companions Of thoir black
The EnRlish mind. usually CON-
tervatiye. 10 SO blindly prejudiced that II is
ready to believe anything bad Of America.
ard this atrocious calumny is accepted with
out o sign OF incrsdulity In the virtuous edi-
torial com m ents on Mise Wells's deeply pain
fIi interview"
Corbett 10 winning success In London Of
quito q different sort from that expected.
There 10 mono OF the rabble worship and vul-
gar sensationalism which attended Bullivan's
visit Few years ago On tho contrary the
oil I'M pion has avoided all forms Of notoriety
usually associated with the prize rins. and has
shunnsd also much 70 thar disxusk the usuAl
sang Of sports who sxpsetsd 10 eoastttaas his
retinua The result u that the great lighter
lins been taken up By an entirely diffsrsns
class. who are making . social lion Of him
N On OF position and wealth. who have learned
hat he 10 . gentleman boxer and not bruiser
md black guard. have cutsrtainsd him socially
his week avery hour he has been able 10
,pArs. The champion has been invited TO
lunch. or dinner daily b. men Who
would not think OF associating with such
pusilists - Sullivan and Mitchell Cortett
appreciates these honors keenly. for he makes
10 secret Of bis dssiro 20 prove himself gen.
beman. In spite OF his occupation The alb
renee OF the rough element from his audiences
10 being reoompenssd by the increasing at
sndanes OF the bsttsr classes. Ladies' and
gentlemen. - ordinarily. visit the Drury Lane
rhentre. 90 that the financial success OF the
visit 10 assured He 10 iaborine now under an
Of offers. Alargs musie hall
offered him s2.5oo weekly for the summer.
which he will probably bs unable to accept on
OF his snzagsmsnts In the provinces.
ireland. and PAriA
4 private letter received from Naples says
hat the msrican war ship Iapcsatar wh!la