Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07
IN TICTORTk'S REALM
SAzRuLLA PAYS ,oa MS BOARD.
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LoNDoN, Sent. I-C,pyrIghiei 1895
~ the Associated Pfess-The pat
week hEs been tho hottest experienced
10 England In several yosfs. This
fact mas made members OF Parliament
particularly glad that pf1wg,d5n
enable, thom 10 lesve for thu clutlucn'.
Ameficau tourists continue 10 Il ck 90
London In large numbers homrwhfd
bound. These constitute almost tho
whole transient population Of the city
at the present. Tho hotels ar1 more
nearly employed than they have been
ut any period igr tbs year The higb.
land i1igcf, however, ats hi lUo
hriguth Ct their popularity. Tue
| Prince " Wales Il expected nt Old
| March lodge ut the cod vi tac month,
where he Will be- tho guest o the Duk6
aud Duchess oi Fife, tho latter bis
/ Object daughter. Before his departure
/ ihe prince viii lay tho foundation
stone " new March lodge.
THE CoLOSILs AND IiE SAvY.
Correspondence between the IMPERIAL
decoration committee ana the miuis.
tcts Ot state which was publlsuuu today
| Indicates that the colonies Of Great
Britain may be called upon 10 osuIfib.
ute toward the cost Of uHiniEiulrg the
imperial navy and In return he OF.
icrsd a pTJp0silDnate share In Ne con.
troll. Toe imperial federation com.
niiiDo uugcH that this arrangement
would tighten tbs burden Of the British
Taxpayer anu nj the same tine advance
thv cause Of imperial unity. The ut-
tciancCs NJ colonial statesmen, IuriuI.
Ing SIR Jutts N9gul, formerly prime
miniattt Oi New Is,'auI, are cited tJ
su1w that they sup iufi the movement.
The mstquls VI Salisbury pUibtvt out
10 the mUnhuts OF the cJtnnlltuc that
there arc fatal risks attending nuiyi.
! dcnd OF control u naval affair, but
tn blks O' Duvoushiro, lori rfp.iI,ut
ut the council tho msiquia Of Lsuus.
utWue, hVUftlhty OF stats tor waf, and
tho Hon. John Chamberlain, secretary
| VI slate for the colonies, ali pi0nilstd
! that The proposal should have their
careful stteati0u.
In this connection the G.1Jc this
| evening, In the course Of "a long article
says that the British empire may truly
bu said % be- on igr trial. The anomaly
VI tue present condition has forced the
! question whether tue result IL saIisfar.
tory and whether IL eau 10 ON much
longer without radical change, None
] OF our COlOulCs, tho GlO6e says, can
regard themselves safe from boz.
tile auacks. In the case Ui
war between EnglsuI aud America
| CHuAda might be sNuGcteI t. ne IN
vadei anu frli.prnivcti9n " any oftue
| colonies against any ous VI the great
uo"efs Ia 80 msuiicstiy out OF the
| question that tho coloIies would be
thrown back up0u tho impartial navy.
| Colonial governments, tue GLOBE adds,
DO not hesitate even uw ~ claim tue
services OF the queen's ships whenever
they are needed. ltsrrms Incredible,
the G'Obs concludes, that there shoull
| 10 any doubt no TO the obligations vi
the colonial tax pAyers.
DESTITUTE MICRO COLoSIsrs.
"a. Il. Burnett AMI II. Jumper,
American negroes, have arrived ~
| Southampton by tbs steamer TamaT,
win u mJufniul story Of tue fate Of a
party VI negro cOlOnisls with whom
they left nj Savannah, Ca, on the l7lu
0i March on hoard tue steamer HengA,
fOr Liherlz. OF tue .ll who comprised
the company only two secured work
Ia MOravis. Half the number died Of
fever, uggtavAtti by prlyAtion. Tho
temaiudsr, excepting few who were
too III TO travel, msde their way t..
. ~. 81 la.. -. a a..
hndlng means Of returning 10 Amer.
/ ca. Burnett had sufficient money
with him 10 pay bill. passage TO Eng
land Rnd W assist his cOmTado, who
had been stricken With fever. Both men
are now usstltulu. They ray that "
ever they are able g. get back 10
America they will unl ghlsb their un-
happy race there un tho subject VI
African colonization schemts.
GOES 10 siECcA.
II ia announced lhat s.azada Nag.
ruilE Kahn, second sou VI tue AmoeT
" AignanisIHn, who Left London on
Ihufsdsy, after a syiouru hero Of four
mouths rs the guest VI the nation,
will make pilgrimage 10 Mrcca, alter
which hs viii return 10 Cgbul by the
wsy VI ~. Petersburg, New York ana
ban Francisco. ElglauJ 10 relieved
at seeing tus last Of auazAda, but for
all that the oriental prince was bidien
farewell In great style, Tho queen
sent the state carriage " convey him
To the station, troops lined thu route,
and no was escorted by guard OF
honor. This shAEhdas parting gifts
were very generous, 10 gave freely
u various charitable iusIiiullOns, anu
made presents TO royal luIaJuagos and
OnloislS with whom he hnI come In
contact, which were gorgeous In the
extreme anu which are ssil TO have
cost him more than S5J,ODJ. Tho ser
wants OF Dorchester House, where no
was dOgniciled, received more than
sJiOOO. Among the pItsouh bestowed
ny this munihcout young mnn were:
40 tho prince OF Wales = massive
lapus la2uli aud gold lux sIAnj; to tho
luke OF COnnAught, IN enormous cigar
bux Of gold set with brilliantly TO this
mRiquis Of Salisbury, Az inE stand In.
laid with jewell; u Lorl R1seDeTry, n
gold Cigar case .ot with diamonds. lie
also provided handsomely Tor u girl
WHO Ia well known 10 iFequsnters OF
the Empire thtAur whom he had
become infatuated WIth, aud whom he
had vslDly tried 20 induce 70 so with
MIN 10 CAbul. Au teul Ha a present 10
tho Amer of AiRhauls!an slate car
rage anu gold mounted harness.
soon alter inB departure OF the
special train on board which the
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