Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-20
ON THE OTHER SIDE.
,n,r,c,u Politicians Surprised al Tho
English Elections.
Gossip ABOUT ROYAL PERSONS
San Francisco Girl Attracts Much
Attention 10 London--No''' On
Various Topics.

..n. l,t,,r, copyuehtod 1895 by me
,..ocls,od Press. The many Amerl'
an pol.tleipns btfe ate deeply inter
',,,J and surprised at tho English
sl,ct,ops and have been asisnished at
..,lrg the Iaborers driven to .he polls
4, ,lsran, squipagos with oo'ohmen
"A ,o5imrn IN llyerios, and thoy have
,..nsm,z,i al the brutality displayed
ne the Eugli,h crowds at efficient
lace. For Instance, 80 Lord and
L,dy Mountmoro wers entering their
c,ulage at the Mile End road, after
tbe declaration Of the poll, mao
,u,hed forward. calling out "Shth
ibV one thal done IT," anu struck Lazy
Vsunuu0fe In the face with his hai,
fp,eslut her down. 30 great wAB thu
,S,ss Oh the blow that her ladyship
trms;aod unconscious for some time.
Nu one seems 10 Understand tue
,uuallon moro han MI. Mckolway
"a tot ofthe Brooklyn Eagle, wnu 70.
,-utly wrote u letter 10 the IHits on
The subject, tho substance VI which
vas called exclusively 10 the Asteoi'
,,sd Press at tho time. In an inter
ylsw today Mr. KelwAy said; "Iho
new parliament will have clear Tory
m,lofIly over all groups Including the
Llisfal.U niouisls. This thinge voted
dawn aud out hero arc ,umptuaIy
ths9fles VI trade union politics and
s5clslstlc expeTitns The
things postponed from present con
liberation are home Tuioa, tho disestgt-
u.bment OF tho English church and
tue abolition Of tue House Of Lords.
Thu matters brought 10 the front arc
reform In poor laws, n policy Of large.
ttst n Their than thin, local liberty Tor
Ireland, vigorous colonial develop.
meut aud eventually bimetalllam, the
lAltuf, however, In favor Of tbs Inter-
national use VI silver on iis value In
golj."
The leaders Of both parties have
tUufcd Mt. NolkelwRy that no
change need be expected 10 the uneS.
Smpled friendship Of Crest Britain
toward the government ami people Of
the United States, especially "a the
latter, II Ia added, has ceased 10 he the
recruiting gtOund for any Political
party In Great Britain.
The Tunes publishes the long letter
explaining the defeat OF MT. Richard
Everett WHO has represented SUuthsAs.
Suffolk In the liberal Interest for Sow
efal yoAn In Parliament. Mr.. Everett
~ much Interested Ia tho United
sa,es, as II was he who introduced tho
I'll In February last 10 have Great
Britain nppoint delegates 10 n NONE
isfy conference and II was principally
owing 10 this act that Senator Wolcott,
VI Colorado, passed his resolution by
which tho United States appointed
delegates 10 the proposed conference.
According 10 tho story In the Tunes
NJ. Eyefeips bimstallism was not tho
Gauss Of his defeat, but II was brought
about by the fact that he bad advocated
The passage OF local veto meA,utv.
A rRISCE IN A sCRArE.
Prince Francis OF Teek whose rock.
Ices piungiug on the tuIf has long been
MT Tlous has iinally been landed la
'tcfape. Although he ana his family
are lo0t lac recently bet 10000 pounds
to one pUuud with a well known
boJkmakoT on a horse which was gen.
ttally regarded us an absolute ciuah.
But the horse lest aud Tho prince was
unable 10 pay. A great scandal fol.
loved In cluDdom ana finally the
Pnucs Of Wales, the DUKE Of York anu
Pfluce AdOlphus " Terk, VINO mar
HE'D the daughter OF the Duke OF WEST
Minister, paid the tot ana Prince
Francis Was tont 10 India, lis IL.
gNled hsg certainty that the kuks OF
Ionnaught will DO the new cOmman.
utf.ln'chief In succession to the duke
0i Cambridge.
Senator blcAllllan, Of Michigan, IL
81 No Savoy hotel. He In greatly i'm.
proved In health since Ills Wait TO
1.sfsbad anu will spsnd u fortnight ia
"aits, ifom whence he Ia tO return
home.
Mayor Hugh Grant and his bride, Of
NtW YORK, have returned mere from
S,NllLetlsnd aud will sail for home at
Tue end OF the month.
AMERICANS RETURNiNo.
There promises shortly to DO the
s,,Bitsl rush Tor steamers ever kuOwu.
Nahy Americans are returning a
month earlier than they expected ow.
Ius 70 the imIosslOllty VI securing
i-t'asn On tho principal steamships In
august, September and October.
nric are unusul numbers OF the In.
hAVl'anls VI the Pacific coast hero this
.'A12n nud meat Of them are now on
tH9e continent. Mrs. hagin sails from
nave iOf New York on Saturday
upsA" Mits Edith FlllsbuTy, Of San
,lauelsCOi has gone to Scotland. MIS-.
iti.arl has been IN Norway, anu
NANea Today for Stockholm. Sno will
'p'Al fortnight In sweden,
~ HONOR OF DE YOUNG.
., FIlnoe and Princess Ha,zlsld during
NC Mtgk gave a dinner Ia honor of
~, H. Dr1 Jug, proprietor OF the San
francisco Chronicle, anu Mis-, Do
ivlng aud Sir Horny Irving gave a
supper ~ Mr.. aud Mrs. DeYonnq. nj
MY, u,oi' Tue Hon. George J. GOsuhvn,
, "''. Io'u VI the admiralty, aud many
prominent Engllshmen were present.
HOME RULE sHGLvED.
MI john Q. Now, formerly consul
s wv ~ In Lonuon, and proprietor o.
NV, NV, Indianapolis Journal, lunohtd
Nh mr. Patrick A. COlllns, the
' W'''eu states consul general, on ThuTt-
All NAu spent sOms time IN his old
. ,n'lo,. Mr. New thinks home rule 1.
,ur,.'el Tor the next ten years. lilo
.uu' mat tue defeat VI Mr.. John Nor.
- - ehitf secretary Tor Ireland, IL
III emphatic Indication Of tHls.
bufINu ROYAL HAOKSEYs.
DnIln g the prince OF Wales's hack.
~ sale last week tho house party AT
'Ah1E'ngham Included Mr., William