The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-22
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Gprms-English view OF cuban Al
fatrs-Other Matters of Interest in
the Mother Country.
trmyrighted by the Associated Press
Special Gable Letter)
London, Aug 21.-The Marquis of Sails
b9ry's definite commitaI of Great Britain
10 the policy of insisting upon the evacu-
alton Of Thessaly by the Turkish troops,
whether the Greek indemnity is paid or
urpaid is universally approved by the
British press and is equally condemned
by the continental newspapers. 1t is diff
feut 10 forsee the outcome of the i'm
passe.
The great grip of the Marquis of Sails
hurry ON the powers is found in the lat
ters intense desire to get peace settled
and the Turkish army disbanded, as until
this last step is accomplished the peace
Of Europe will be continually menaced. 1t
is suggested that Great Britain may
abandon the concert of the powers. This
is probable, and would be regarded as
proof of bad faith and would throw the
powers into a violent and dangerous TO-
ment. because rightly or wrongly, it is
universally believed that Great Britain is
bent on treachery. AS a diplomat puts it,
"she is again on the prowl,' and Europe
fears to suddenly discover that England
has executed a coup de main.
However, it is still hoped that Greece
will manage to unite the knot by finding
sum sufficient to induce the Turkish
government to order the withdrawal of its
troops to the frontiers designated in the
draft Of the treaty of peace.
Though the acute crisis in affairs on the
frontier of British India seems to have
passed. there is no doubt there has been
genuine cause for the scare which pre-
vailed practically all the tribes through
out mountain district $50 miles long and
200 miles deep, are up in arms, and, though
their reverses will probably control their
ardor, ana prevent further serious fight
ing at present, the greatest care will be
required in order to restore peace and or
der The speedy nippng in the bud of this
dangerous nsurrection has demonstrated
the splendid state of preparations TO
which the British army in India has been
brought
Lieut. squier of the artillery school at
Fortress Monroe, Virginia, and Prof. Gre
hoe of Dartmouth have made some re-
week of the possibilities of their synchro-
\ nograph The government telegraph Of
heals gave these men the use of clear
line, $50 miles long, making circuit
through London, Glasgow, Edinburgh,
New Castle, York and other places, over
which the Americans succeeded in trans
mtuug short messages al a speed of
equivalent to 1909 words per minute. The
messages were received with perfect clear
hess. Forty-four miles of the line were
Underground, thus adding to the difficult
ties Of the trial
The highest rate attained by them In
America was 5000 words per minute, over
an iron wire thirteen miles long. The
inventors declare that the trials demon
strate The possibility of sending press mes
tages between New York and Chicago at
sueh speed that the contents of a news
paper could be transmitted in an hour
i lae latest enterprise of the vestry of St.
fahefas is attracting much attention
among the public and has excited the adj
verse comment of many doctors. The YES
Wy mas started a bacteria incubating nur-
Sef3 from which establishment they guar
sHtee 60 advise people within twenty-four
ho4fs as 10 the exact nature of any germs
wen watch they are supplied Each medi-
,ai Astriet of the vestry of st. Pancras
mas been furnished with the necessary
1lp1etnala and with Instructions how
M 'AAlAAilNc VI SSlAlS " lAlt biN~
Fiia laeupatng nursery. Thus the accu-
81 .a.s Oh diagnosis in cases of diphtheria,
n tt.9t4 lever etc, will be promptly es'
81 tatHshel.
y Is further understood that the neces-
.-'H "olnls for securing and forwarding
s'ms lor judgment will be distributed
among The private houses in the district
- 4neras. The doctors fear that the
innovation win deprive them of patients
e.i mink that the next step will be slot
'"IAli-es where, so soon as the patients
learned the name of their complaint,
XIV WIZ ne able to get the necessary med
~. 70 cure them.
i"e speaker publishes a long article
We week on which 1t takes the gloomiest
s~ Of The prospect Of Spain. 1t SAYS
no chance of the war in Cuba
"s lo outrage humanity until pop
tse.iAs IN the United States forces
government to find pretext for in
l"6 ana further complieates the sit
@n perhaps by naval war"
+" luulne, the Speaker says, it does
Alel9ale a revolution or a Carlist
sis bug 1t foresees a grave increase
sAiiefIngs of the people the repu-
n.,' ~ indebtedness and years Of in
'.slilal relapse.
m,s I9lfdes pilgrlmages are IN fun
r,I, ne past week has Witnessed the
NJ =. unward of 1000 people
"a ttHAA AN'N4NW says w G are
NJ eve Of great social sensation.
r., ''ahatio personnel includes a we'll
~ toL 'lFn prince, an English duchess
E.. 's lhsuished statesman"
r. further IL yet obtalnable
~. ''iiE telegraph, which Is always
r,,. ai with It's annual "sily season.
M .lence, Is now nllng the paper
~ nHs at an the seaside resorts with
a,.. ehce headed False Modesty."
n. 1as English methods Of bathing.
I'm. 'aon of the sex. etc. The ma
~ lHe letters denounce che pru-
az 1e English methods aud advos
E has american ana French system OF
|{% n H.i.ef Of one letter on the subject
n,# persons OF different social
e. 3'thlns in the water, "as would be
Usa.. were The the American system
a merriam % letter printed 10.
rr The costumes seen AZ BROAD.
3 other English resorts would non
I9r moment at ConoV M.
"94ia he severely punished even
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