Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
LONDON LETTER.
m Scare from Asia and a Cold
Vay. from Tho korIh.
,,r,,rO, KING OF rue KArfIRs'
,.,o Revive the splendor Of the
Lard Mayor. show-Charie'
Roses Challenge.

p,lisiu yei,ofday was un'Ap'e'eu''
n,,hl.d into a Dig war scare by a dis-
- 10 Inc Times from Kong Kong,
i.m,ny Of the sharp move made by
Rn.,ls in getting a firm grip on Chins'
..1 a, the same time Great Britain
x..,oddsnly plunged ilio the midst
=, ,,.l winter weather with heavy fall
,rs a, snow In the north. The war
ears AND the cold weather stlll pre-
,,,i tlyalllng each other In their
'sa,,s 10 monopoliES public attention,
v,ih The former havinga little tho besl
oiit. ,. ont,to,.
40 woftn weighing do not hesitate TO
.v that Great Britain, II the news
,,,ned ont q ue correct, was facing
s,,,i. ,ouaI In gravity only 10 the one
whicb pfroedod the Crmein war.
| rss dlpIemals have not yo. recovered
| lhelr "a lanimity 90 fudeIy disturbed
and !. seems likely that they
| xlll not do 20 for come time
10 come. Indeed some OF the
| nsy,rspefs, the Usually well Informed
M amss Gazette, for instance, went
/ n f.rAs 10 say that "Even war with
Russia would be leps disastrous than TO
.llow her, Without blow, to get such
I . stlp upon Chlna.D This Globo tx
/ trs,ed ihe opinion that neither Ger
many nor America could allow the
Pacific TO become Ffanco-R ussiap
ah.. . and the Pail Mall Gazette said
/ feslsue1ly, at this treaty Is TO stand,
foll 10 the map Of Asia" Mt the same
lime advising the Ttoccupatlon OF Port
Hamilton by tho Bntisn ileoi In far
/ eastern waters.
But, apparently the alarming news
from tue east ana the sudden cold from
/ The north have no terrors for Queen
| vietoun, for she continued her habit OF
urvlng a number OF miles daily In an
open carriage, TO the great discom nture
| Of h.r youngest ami iavorite daughter,
Princes Beatrice princess Henry "
Bnlenbufg) anu tue ladies' Ia waiting.
Only Tuesday her majesty drove
/ we've miles 10 regular snow storm.
QUEENS AS pEACB MAKERS.
As predicted tomo time Bgo, the
queen aud Ex.empress Frederick OF
Germany, eldest OF the quorn's chill.
. dien, have accomplished reconcilis-
4 ton between Emperor willian anu
4 bis brother, PrlDce Henry of Prussia,
the POPULAR captain OF the German bat.
he ,bip Woerth, and tho Princes sud
csn departure for Germany last week
10 evidence OF this focO nciiIation OF tbs
brothers, iof Prince and Priucess
Henry q Prussia tine latter being =
piinetts oil Hesse) were TO have been
guests this week OF the Prince aud
1 Pfitce,s OF Wales At Sandfin ham,
aud they were also TO have visited
Bagshot park.
Prince Henry OF Prussia drew con-
Siderable attention to himself last week
by engaging In thirty mile tics Gle
lace win Prince Christian Victor.
Ihu queen, with with whom Pfince
Henry Ia u great favorite On account ui
he lively dipJsition, witnessed the
contest, which was won by Prince
r Christian.
TnE HERO os A SCANDAL DEAD.
hrtulden death u tho Marquis OF
waterford recalls the fact that hs wnr
Inc hero Of Gus VI the most sensAlional
ioandAlu OF the century, when h.
ttlaped with Mfs. VIVIAN, daughNf.in.
law Of Lori Vivian. tn. maTqu
maffied her when young Vlvian 90.
aimed n divorce, aud aus dieI Ia tn,
iollow'ng year. lie then married
blanche, daughter Of tho Duke g..
Beaufort, aud sue 10 reported 10 bs
uying VI cAueet.
RuMOR SET AT REST.
A rumof shat the Marquis OF Sails.
Jury, VINO 10 secretary U. atlio for for
ugh hHAlfs, as we'll as piemier, woul ~
lulgn the former office In order Il
nAks room tor the Marquis OF Dufi.rln
anu ava, now British Ambassador nj
rats, has been set nj rect by tho publi.
Gallon OF a letter In regard % his real :
nation OF the warren min of m, ON.
qus pofls conferred uDon tue Marqui,
W salisbury. In this letter tho Ma.
quN Of Duiiefln says that AT thB con.
clusion OF his Uiilcal career mex
senither' ne proposes 10 reside alr. osl
'onIluuously In Iruland.n
AFRICAN MINING MARKET.
The South African mining marks,
=. t Hh executing week aud came
near COLLAPSE on Wednesday a. M
"ne hlnce the present panic bt,
sAn' Tho settlement which Ia pro.
Icing touny was naturally look.u
uil 70 with some anxiety, slthough
& ptellcled that no important de-
'I'', would occur.
Eaf,ir.'n hi nSna.o, me King OF The
tg the weak sn.cn, MI s, D,s@s's lor aiiow,
htif depth and mr. oa' 20. ooyo
which he has por.onaI,v o."is ~
III, 200, 900 IA orlsr a. go, u'oe