Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-01

Considerable difficulty A. TO the ell
uuelte u be observed was felt and
until about q week before tho princes
arrival, had not been settled how lac
was TO bo styled. A. Everything,
however, has been smoothed over, the
authorities are seeking TO impress upon
the young Afghan the creatures Of the
Briiish empire and by this mraus 90
confirm the ameer 10 his preference
fof Cheat Britain over his near nelgh-
Dor, Russia.
From TIE moment the young prince
he IL only - years old-sut foot en-
British soil ne was received IN right
royal form aud with every possible
distinction. Addresses innumefable
have been presented 10 him. He has
been received by the highest tilicisis
everywhere anu his Journey hufo was
gnb loug series OF feoeI tons. The
prince, ~ hlfcady stated, brought
with him u large suit and detachment
OF Afghan troUps. Being hioham.
nednn, the religious peculiariiisH Of
the Moslom have had 10 bs taken into
confederation. Among his attendants
are number Of cooks 10 prtpAro their
leaders TODD In accordance with MOI.
lem customs. N1ziulls Khan has
also Ia attendance upon him Colonel
Talbot, OF the foreign department OF
the Indian government aud hir. i. a.
MARTIN, tho Afghan agent.
Throughout his Elk weeks stay ia
this county tho prince will DO re-
ccivui ~ the ShahEada (son Of kiug).
Ho 10 attended by royal escorts, hts
been received by the queen, IL received
by royalty, and will, In fact, have
royal prozrcas until his departure.
Dorchester house, which has been
especially hired By the Indian ofllce
Tor Nazrulls Khan during mis- visit to
London, IL - magnificent mansion,
probably the finest private house IN the
metropolis. Originally built Tor Mr.
HolfOfd, who 10 said g. have made hls
fortune IN Australia, II now belongs 10
his ron, Captain H0liofd, a well.knowu
member Of the Prince VI Wales's
suite.
la order to meet the requirements Of
Muhammsdan cooking, special
kitoLon has been irstrved for the ua.
tive cooke, snd one Of the stables has
been converted into = slaughter house
whore the animals uted for the Az
ghan's food are KILLED.
Large crowds assemble outside Dor.
chester house every lay aud NaEfui'
las appearance In public attracts much
attention. Tho royal family IN having
a hard time with tho Afghan prince.
They have been vainly trying To im.
preHs him, but be IL a. slOlid a. Sitting
hull, giving himself tho greatest airs,
aud keeps them all waiting.
WHAT Upssir SAYS.
Incidentally II may he added that
while Oscar Wilde 10 undergoing a
sentence Of two yoart' imprisonment
nj hard labor for his conduct, u Ia COM
mon gossip that this youth Ntziulla
Khan, al whom England IL pay Ina sig
uhl hOnufB, aud Tor whose entertain.
moni s25O,OO0 have been appropriated,
IL not ABOVE suspicion.
LIVELY CAMPAIGN.
Two American beauties are likely 70
take prominent part Ia the coming
clooiioBF. Captain Nhylof-Leland,
who married Miss Jane Chlmbsflaln,
daughter OF IL. X. Chamberlaiu, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, will be the Liberal
candidate Tor tho south division of
Lancashire. IL N now represented IN
the House OF Commons by the Hon.
hoofke sNs NuiaNHi Nug luhfFltl hllhh
Mary Letter, " Washington nui chi.
uagO, and a. II IN whispered that the
two American ladies' are 10 take an &C.
tive part In tue canvnsJ, some lively
elrC,iOne0Ting work NAV bB au'ir-
pAlsl on both aldps. Captain NayiuI.
Leland represented Coiouratrr Ia t1D
House Of Commons, but TcaiguCd MS
seat On February last.
NNNAV N.Hs q
have been TOpreten,cd at ne Stale ball
al buckingham Palace isB. Thursday
night by tue United States Ambassador,
the Hon. rnOms- f.. Baysri, his wiha
aud daughter, Mr.. ANA Ailsu Roosevelt,
Commander Cowles, tlr. Wells nud
Mr.. Carter, but on BCcnunt OF the
death OF Mf. Walter q, GT,shAm thcy
remained away.
tue DERBY.
Tho result Of tue Darby seemed 10
,urprlsp Lord R5sebpTy ~ much ~
snyOnc. He looked aadly changed
since no won the Derby the year
previous with Ladas. The premier
carried y white umbrella aud tins effect
Ou him VI his recent Illness was quite
plaiu.
The Afghan prince, Nszfulla KHAN,
viewed tnu sceue apparently unnoyed
from tho royal hex, Nothing could
perhaps persuadr him that II WAS not
all arranged beforehand for the Prince
Of Wales 10 win the first race, tue
Cnterham plate, with his entry, Cour.
tier, anu Tor tne premier 10 win tbs
Derby.
Il IL considered not unlikely that
Lord R1tubery's second Derby muy
have political elect similar 20 ihat OF
1894, Ihe nOnconiOrmist conscience,
~ t,fl scguI by tho Chronicle Is already
up IN srns Eat the spectacle pIesented
by racing anu gambling PREMIER"
IL said Un 500 following day; "Ooubt.
lgss he may be called fortunate, but We
hope no viii never asPlfo 10 win an
ether Derby"
On the other hand, the other news.
papers heartily congratulate the pre-
miar on his double victory, anu It may
hayna greatly beneficial effect upon
his waning popularity.
"HB IN a lucky follow,and | slsnd by
bim,n wac the remark heard ON many
aides VI EpsOm when the Victory u Sir
Nls.O became kuOwn,
MISCELLANEOUS.
IL announced here that Count Dc
Csstellanr, who recently married Misa
Anna Gould, intends 10 devote q part