New-York tribune., 1895-07-28
sv a traitor a negro. who hanged by the
Srssbels as soon as they could find him.
AN EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDE.
TEN PERSONS KILL THEMSELVES IN A
SINGLE DAY IN LONDON
<ur CASE OF THE YOUNG PARRICIDE-osCAR
WILDE TOLLS RESPONSIBILITIES LAST OF
THE LONDON sEAsON-LADY ABER-
DEEM GETS HERSELF DISLIKED.

WILDE TOLLS RESIGNEDLY-THE LAST OF
THE LONDON sEAsoN-LADY ABER-
DEEM GETS HERSELF DIsLIKED.
roou,bes by her thrteen-year-o Robert has
caused a sensation In European judicial circles
rhs Nancy School Of Crimnologists has taken up
IN. case and proposes 10 send experts TO attend
.he trial of the boy. Dr. Bonneville. head OF the
,uvcnle department of the Bicetre Asylum declares
,ha, the crime must have been due to an atavistic
,rnulse The boy is likely. however. to battle every
,heorv OF crminoogy The defence will be that
nc is a sufferer from abnormal brain condition.
His Uranium is misshaped, and his physique r. un-
usnally developed. He has history Of extraord-
nary iepravity. Years ago he obtained money by
,orginc statements that his mother was III. He did
no, betray a trace of emotion while in the dock
We is keen clever and resoute. and has been a
liar and thief from early age. His home eur
,oundngs were blamcless. but he is born monster.
The counsel who defended Robert Hudson. who
mas sentenced on Tuesday last 10 be hanged for the
murder OF his wife and child on Ilelmsley Moor.
yo-kshre pleaded incpieni epilepsy, and quoted the
,beorles advanced by Professor Lombrose. The
fudge treated the plea with contempt
The neat that has prevailed this month is asso-
e,a,ed with the murder and suicide epidemic in
Iondon The average Of London suicides is twenty
,eeklv. but this month ten have occurred in
single dav In FIVE cases the persons killing them
selves were under eighteen years of age. At present
there IS not hospital in the city that does not con-
tain patient who has unsuccessfully tried TO COM
mi; suicide
Her Majesty has visited her former private sec
,e,arv Sir Henry Ponsonby who occupies cot
taga AZ Osborne He Is hopeless paralytc ana MS
mind is falling. The Queen wept when she saw
the change that had taken place in her old and
cls in hG1 %
,es, during her first week al Osborne House. her
residence on the Isle of Wight. Princess Louise Is
The only member OF the royal family who accom-
nanied her Prince and Princess Henry OF Batten-
burg have gone to Germany Emperor William me
prince Of Wales Lord Salisbury. the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught. Prince ana Princess 'hrs-
tian and the Archduchess Stephanie OF austria
u,n he visitors at Osborne House next week.
Oscar Wilde is now confined in the wormwood
sc-ubbs Prison The chaplain OF the prison writes to
~. family .ba, the prisoner s enjoying good health
and ,s working resignedly. He Is not compelled TO
n,alk on the t-eadmin but Is employed in breaking
stones and picking oakum
A concer. gwen by Mrs Mackay, wife OF the
American --,-s-s. was the final junction Oh 'he
season =. .,r,s----oom was magnificentN ceco-
rated VIII --.ilas silver vases. Al the entrance
hall and - -.f.a. flowers and ferns in blocks
Of ice Ms Ms.ELT III her son stood at the head
of the sta.-css- B-s-= hey received the guests
several huni-@s G.. x.om were present Among
them were the 0---@ss o. Somerset. the Marchesa
Ssnturce Ladies Shrewsbury. Carmarthen. galway
Rarvash Kenna-a an Connemara. Prince Victor.
Dhuleep Singh AMI Ms. Ronalds. The singers were
Nine Meba Ancona. Bonnari and others.
According TO Vanity Fair correspondent. Lady
Aberdeen creates discomfort in Canadian society py
her unseemly interference with househoids Wie.u
che guest Il is said that she taxes srsated se and
advises The maids not to wear eaPs Psnds is ali round
with men and maid servants
Admiral Benham will return 10 New-York on the
steamer 81. Louis. which sails from southampton TO-
day.
1t is announced that Lord Dufrerin the British British
Ambassador to France. will retire from the o'po-
matte service next year.
Nine Patti entertained her guests at Crais-y-
show piece entitled. "Moiake the Enchantress
formance was admirable. She concluded with an
outburst OF song.
The Wesleyan Committee on the oecumenica Con
ference 10 be held In 1901 recOmne ended tnat negoa
tions be entered upon with the American cnurc"eW e.
wes.ey's Chapel in London
Visitors 70 Carlyles house in Chelsea. which was
recently purchased and Is 10 be maintained az
Carlyle memorial are disappointed because 81 81 ,he
great writer are an old four-posi bedstead. couple
OF chairs two tables, walking SUCK; an , o,p ma
the house are desrous OF procuring more memorials
and hope that they will be able TO obtain SUI SUI
possession 4 number OF Americans were present
at the opening of the house yesterday
The report that the Emperor of Austria would
visit England Is confirmed ,.d Ills engaged us ~,o FOR him
at the West End Hotel During ms sosourn in b,s u.
London the Lord Mayor viii oher banquet III MS
honor al the GuildhalL
81 on the American Line steamer New-York His
company Will sail on the Southwark on Septe"-
Der J.
Mr.. and Mrs James Walsh. Of New-York after
making tour of Ireland. have arrived In LONDON.
Charles r. Flint. shipping merchant of ne"n ~
York and Mrs Flint have returned & 10 LSnrTH Sn.'H
from tortnighs visit in Paris They VIII h sno.s
OF Andrew Carnegie and will probaDy san on ,nei'
return to New.York on the steamer i-ucaH'a' e"'
Ing Liverpool August 81
Mr.. Hoey the American pigeon shooter ie,, Ak TX
New-York to-day. He holds the highest average
les-Bans tournament
Cardinal Gibbons is expected TO arrive In Lon
don tomorrow from the Continent
&c New OF indianapolis ex-Treasurer Of the
United States has been confined to his room az me m
Langham Hotel since his arrival III Aohooh' nc -
suffering from gout
CAyAIJOTTTs CHARGES AGAINST CRISPl
Rome July 27.-In an appendix TO his denuncia-
ton OF Premier Crispi. Signor Cavalotti has asked
The magistrate TO examine the "aip"'' vi ''''
ex-Premier; sgnor Ratazz and Signor beru' the
latter the Secretary OF the Department OF Orders
Of Decorations as witnesses in Cavalottfs charges
against Crispi In connection with Dr. Cornehns
Herr N. Panama Canal lobbyist. Tho magstrate
has begun 10 examine into the charges and VIII
question Cavaott on MONDAY.
AN ITALIAN YACHT A DERELiCI
Boulogne July N.-The Italian yacht Corsaro'
owned bv cap,aln Enrico D. Albertis, OF Genoa.
was ,onrd ar,f,ine about in the Channel with no
one on board of her yesterday. and towed 10 'n''
port.
West | Aust.