Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13
Tina, Topics UpptTmoSt in The Public
Hind THIS Week.
sr,,Fy REeAlrAIso NE OF THEM
o...o ,ns "Ssv Won ,u.v an "Ad'
,nuesd Sorel"-O'hsr Topics
Of Interest.

Urn the regatta buu Nhe 'iHN " '"N
t,u.p fIset under this duke Of Geuoa,
!, splthraJ, have been uppermosl In
Inc bubble mind curing The past week
rin ELECTIONS.
The elections practically commenced
,,,,srday with the returns Of thirty.
Ak unopposed candidates, including
thirty cjuscrvativss, three liberals aud
brs Pafncllllcs. Mr.. Go'chen Is the
gs,t new ilfsl lord Of the admiralty
brEllls Ashms al Bartlett isa native
ot Rfouklyu aud was formerly civil
IsrI gf tue admiralty In Lptn Sails
iugy,, administration In 1855 AMI
,s.in tom 1885 ~ 1899; Mt. iestOn IL
ne author Oi the "impurial O,enn
Penny Postage scheme aud Mr. Mum
I.Ia wa. formerly president u tue
hoard OF trade with n seat In tho
r,Blntt OF Tho late llbofAi
government anu resigned ON
May "a, 1894, as result OF
tsiug summoned 10 appear In court
i5l examination ~ to the nnaiTs OF the
t,uuct New Zealand company, OF
which he was one OF The directors. MI.
uunIplla states Ia court that he re-
tspyI from the board OF directors when
b. wa appointed to the presidency Ct
tho board Of trade.
1HE HENLEY REGATTA.
10 regard to tho Henley regatta, nl.
ftauv % mucn has been uapied that
uB, much remains 90 be said. The
tIaIrht forward statement made by
Captain FToeByru, on behalf Of thc
cornell crew, should ret at rcst tho
umOfs spread by the friends of the
LgauItis agaiutt the ihir dealing OF
the young mon from Ithaca. A. Free
torn stated, the umpire hAd entire
t0uttOl Of tue race alter II was started,
aul 10 disregard his command was
sufficient reason 10 uitqualify Grew.
The umpire did not Ia Apy way iudi'
cato his desire 10 have the Cornell
crow return, followed Thorn TO tbs
lulsh and awgTu0i them the heat No
one regrets the outcome OF the affair
more than the members OF the Cornell
crew, who afterwards frankly ne.
hlONiodgcd thcir defeat by Trinity
Han IN hard rowed race, saying they
bad 40 excuse to offer anu that they
wsIc fairly beaten.
There IL lit,ls doubt that British
feeling IL turning around u great deal
% layOt " the Cornell crew.
ITALIANS At spIIuEAD.
The canal iieot arrived OF Spiihtad
90 the morning OF the 9th, anu later
the admifnl6 were received on board
II, ~. 5. Victory by tho commander.
in'uhloi, the yicC.RdmlTal commanding
the Channel squtdtou, the ndmiTals
tIgftiutondent aud The rear admiral O Z
the Channel iquadTOu anu other Oili-
SITS Of the Buuth lev'. Tue officers
Afterwards returned their visit ON the
lbtsu.p,
Quite dramatic fcene occurred on
hard tue Victory where the duke "
byu0a was shown the hrAea plate
making tbs spot where Nelson fell at
,hg battle OF Trafalgar. The lake Of
dguJa gnEud nj II .ur u moment aud
ihtu stretched Out his hand auu ihe
Two animals, Admiral Salmon nnu the
uuhe, nhOoK hands across the plate,
tgl without speaking anu surrounded
y the uiliOers Of both fleets.
Tle Italian officers and men arc
ttug very warmly received, and are
being ielej, digtd anu lunched several
f."''" WY hb9s Ahia iNSNIhVb ~
Intended 10 be, and Nv interpreted az
m Offset 10 the FfancO-lsuaso demon
STATION ON the occasion Of tho opening
% The Kaiser Wilhelm canal between
We Baltic and the North seas.
lho duke Of Genoa has gained the
TODD will OF everybody by his cordial
greetings Ut the British officers.
The duEeoi York aud the frat lord
o. tho admiralty, the Hon. George II.
uoiGon, accompanied by all the lords
0llhe admiralty aud a hunter Of other
distinguished oilluiale, went 10 Ports
mouth on "Wednesday and bnnquutIOd
me Italians In n marquee eTeclea on tho
EisuGd u the naval college. The
l'A.lsDs have been conduct, u over the
hstnal etu., anu the duke OF Genoa
hnl mo other Italian tlicers visited
hllltor Castle today where they were
received ~ tue queen. Tho news.
lalrfs naturally are printing articles
ualIy N sour nllies, the llalians,' and
Ie mHklng compllmontiug references
10 them,
t9CiAL SEASON AND PJLGIC5.
The social season has been brought
bA premature end. Tho elite Of tho
lilNocracy has been at Henley Tor
,u'to Gays this week, hut the hulk Ct
.he politicians have packed thoiE trunks
'GH gone into the country,
inc effect OF tho dissolution q Par.
HanohI Is hIrlkingly soon IN Hyde
lWa' In its fashionable promenadcs
Nv men OF distinction orc 10 DO seen,
we gatherings Of people there beng
'most entirely composed Ot women,
inc leaders OF the different political
LA,'les aIe already In tho thick Of the
nenl anu arc aldTGssing mtetings
ukhsy' A. az instance o; the Hy,iv-
~ VI NE leaders ~ the tray, II may
p5 mentioned that Sir William Vernon
iHl'.utli WHO was chancellor u the
tA'ln'lutr Ia the R5schsry cabinet, 10
T..1v1 10 address three mUetiugs IA
yaNife on Monday.
In' most sensational feature OF the
1wpalgh 10 tho charge which Mr.
my maue against the ltlsl pprlia'
yultAIy party at tho BAliuualisl con-
hSuuou at Oma3h, county Tyrone, On
"1uuay last. Tue cyn ycntiun w0a
,.eu 10 choose candidates Tor the cleo.
,Dh OF Tyrone ana MIR. Healy, amid
HsIt mehl, accused Mi. John Dillon
'eHt Tyrone 10 the English party.
az cahlsd u the Associated Press,
~. A',aly Fead letter from MT. Ed
'I h'Ahe " PIlvy Councillor Dick