Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-08

ut. Temple received tA,VVO .tNIO.OOOl yearly.
as bishop OF Exeter he received Is. 600 G25.-
00O); as bishop OF London he received fl0,-
600 t$5O,OOO). and as archbishop Of Canter-
bury he will receive ff5 600 g75 OOO,. That
he should go out Of his way to attack the
extremely moderate incomes OF this singu-
larly Industrious class IS both impudent and
contemptihle."
The Investors Review this week points
out that forty-four bicycle companies were
foated during the past year. with a capital
OF nearly ga SOC. 900 (s72 500 ,OOO), and that
out Of the purchase price f9,o4s.725 Hi3,-
24S 625) the vendors took over IS 600
$40, coo. OOO) in cash, showing. It is claimed,
decided preference for sovereigns over
shares The Review thinks this industry is
overdone. and that American machines will
eventually drive the hlgh-prced British
goods out OF the market,
ANOTHER ARMY SCANDAL
Truth this week publishes the details OF
another OF those scandals which tend
to destroy the tradition that the
British officer is gentleman. II
appears that just before the Twen-
tieth Hussars went to India a newly
Joined subaltern was taken by his brother
officers to the riding school and put on
barebacked horse. The animal was made
to gallop and the subsltsrn was whipped
until he fell, injured his knee and became
insensible. after which he was on the sick
list for weeks The object of this treatment,
1t is stated, was to drive the su5altern out
of the regiment When the latter reached
India. 1t is further said. those practices
were kept up. the subsltern was made to
- 4. a
to salaam to this servant. to jump into
bonflres with his pajamas on. etc, all in
order to disgrace the young officer in the
eyes OF the natives Truth. thereupon, de-
mauds that his tormentors be tried by court
martial, but adds that 1t does not expect
Lord Wolseley tthe commander-in-ch chief to
maintain the honor OF the queens uniform
Quite a sensation has been created in
certain circles by the announcement OF the
marriage Of Miss Julia Emery, a pretty
girl only IS years old and until quite re-
Gently an assistant in a fancy dry goods
store at Eastbourue to Baron Lyvent, who
is over ~ years OF age and a widower his
first wife having been a daughter OF Earl
! Fitzwilliam. The baron had no children and
his prospective heirs are net at all happy at
! this new departure upon the part OF his
lordship.
writer in the Contemporary Review as
serts that some OF the New York bellies
have taken to chewing tobacco adding
Think of the Venus de Milo biting off a
chunk of plug"'
The election Of Edward J. Peynter, d.
rector OF the national, gallery. TO the presi-
dency OF the Royal academy was some
what OF a surprise to the friends Of the
| other candidates The election Of Mr.. Peyn-
ter. however. has been well received by the
| press and In art circles. Although he is not
great painter. Mr.. Peynter Is fully mas
! ter of those social attachments which are
necessary to make successful president;
of the Royal, academy, ~
There is no doub; that the new. lord mayor
| OF London, Mr.. 4. Tsg .eI-Phi.lips. will sig
malice als sea- nc. -Taf- .l.eat srillancy
He proposes to commemorate the queens
reign by raising the sum OF 100000 with
| which TO free the London public hospitals
| from debt.
Sir Robert Peel, it appears. has now set
tied down to the novelist's career. His
| second novel will appear shortly and his
third literary effort is now under way.
CABINET MEETS TOMORROW.
ellis will be held on Lord Mayors day. No.
yember g. II will occur earlier in the day
than usual on account of the prime min
lister and most OF the cabinet officials hav-
ing accepted the lord mayors annual invita-
tion to dine at the Guild hall.
Three interesting papers will be read be-
fore the Royal Geographical society at its
I coming meetings. on next Tuesday even
iug nrGo ,-sIr -.
of JacksOn-Farms worth's expedition; on No
vember % Lieutenant Vendelbur will ex-
pound his two years work in Uganda. Uny-
| oror and the Upper Nile region, and on
| December Colonel ]. X. Trotter will de-
! scribe his recent visit TO the sources Of
the Niger
The Canadian government has granted
from $1,000 to $4,000 to be expended in En-
gland. with the object OF introducing Ca
madam products in the British markets.
Vera Berynger has during the past week
been appearing as Juliet de Mortimer in
Bulwers "Richelieu" at the Parkhurst the
alter.
Sims Reeves. who has been having a long
concert tour in South Africa, arrived in
London during the week. He will shortly
sail for and begin a joint tour in Australia
with his young wife. Mr.. Reeves, it may
be remembered was born October q, 1892
Miss Davies Webster. well known in Lon
don and the provinces will next Tuesday
| begin tour of the suburban theaters in a
| round Of shakespearean characters. the first
venture being "Othello." Miss Webster will
be assisted by octavia. Kenmore, Acton
| Bond and G. r. Foss.
The Daily Mall says that a Harvard crew
will compete at the Henley regatta of 1897
STRONG SYMPATHY WITH CUBANs.