New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

,,a rxcheouer He has to a large extent dlsap-
neared from public life in the last four years al
though stin retaining hts scat in the House OF
Commons. and 1t was not until recently mat ne
resumed regular attenlance n the popular D'Iioh
NJ the English LEGISLATURE. He had party ,Cl Il7
own in the CommOns- used 10 be called the FV,i n
narty-which could never ally more tt1h 4Vu'
votes but II IS longer mentioned even oE n1I.e-
he was supposed too at time. 70 be the sir'ke'-
man Of that indefinite entity r'iriI'' 10
in England as the Conservative Workhene:i,
but The rise OF Arthur James ialtouT I.orG sans,
burys neqhew. and the secession from NE i-Deial
came q Tory brought into the field two formidable
rivals for this species Of poIHiar FAVOR; WIN ny
Lord Randolph packed up his trunks and went upon
a prolonged expedition TO South Africa IN lesl.
health and writing letters TO The LohHoh
Hls trip to this country at this time is one II,
Hote for a few DAYS and then 60 to Newport; ana
ms Poni a wb h ' the r q the party beng
g man-servant and maid. LJrd landoIph W.
sons the one twenty ana m o'"'I ~ ,hc expect
to BE- called upon soon 70 stand their entrance eA-
LORD Randolph Churchiu was among the first 20
come down the gangplank. IN company Wl'h ii-auy
Churchill who had on plain gray travelling arySs
vant about he baggage more e,ts followed his
movements than those Of even the great Croker
exploied rs Iord Randolph laid his hand upon the
ny. The horse used 70 the noise. was as cool as
a cucumber, and the driver on the box turned
half around as II he expected 70 have ms picture
taken.
Lord Randolph Churchill had Just shaken hands
with few personal friends when Tribune re-
porter advanced ana begged his pardon for mo-
ment. The Englishman shook him cordially by the
hand. but When he heard ne newspaper man
who would "just Ike 20 know he drew back and
In tones OF anger which he made attempt TO
conceal said: Il say, now; really, you know. THIS
is too much"
The newspaper men," said the reporter. "would
IKE to know II your .
Just fancy" said the Lord. interrupnng II really
Old not expect, you know, % be called upon 10
say anything about what don't know anything
about"
Would you tell US something about the political
situation In Engand?' continued the reporter. I'M
shlng the question.
Now. upon my honor" h. answered. II really
didn't come over 10 talk % reporters"
DO you intend remaining long in American
BY Jove you'll have 10 ask that Of some one
else, FOR don't know. I'm sure.
. MI Gladstone has been invited 70 come TO Amer
ica DO you think H. Will come
TINS seemed 70 interest Lord Randolph, ana ne
sad Has her. Then suddenly checking himself,
he said. Good day"
HIS foot the step and his hand still held
ne handle Of the carriage door.
:, is Lord Roseberys Ministry likely 10 last much
iongery asked the reporter.
. Lore Randolph saw the man the box, who was
sN boxing over his shoulder. and he said 70 him.
Vow. driver, look here"
Just then Lady Randolph Churchill approached.
ana they both stepped into the carriage The RICH,
honorable gentleman. the Member for South Pad
SSington. said merely, NO" 50 the driver cracked
ns whip. and away they went