New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-23
ROUND ABOUT EUROPE.

ANOTHER ACTOR Observation-Disclosures
either Of by members OF the dramatic profession
unusual that the assassination OF the Eng
lish actor. William Terriss last week by fellow
member of the profession to call attention
TO the fact that n German actor OF the name OF
Neustein has lately been beheaded at strauburg
In Bavaria. by the royal oIecutioner, In punish
ment for his deliberate murder OF fellow.actor
As In the case OF the murder OF William Terrlss
Neusteins crime was prompted by Jealousy
EIFFEL TOWER ON THE MOVE-Three weeks
ago the startling announcement was made that
the great Eiffel Tower, at Paris. which Is nearly
one thousand feet high had begun to bend The
Government Immediately delegated Colonel Bassot,
of the Engineers, to make thorough examination
of the structure and he reported that In conse-
different pieces Of the anormons metallic mass the
tower Is IN state OF perpetual movement through
French journal to suggest that the tower is simply
breathing. In spite Of this perpetual motion Colo
is In no danger. and Is as firm as ever.
RUssIAs NOMINEE FOR CRETE.-Russia's
candidate for the Governor G eneralship of Crete.
who IS likely 10 receive the appointment. is Bozo
Petrovtch. the cousin and Prime Minister OF Prince
Nicholas Of Montenegro. lie is about sixty years
Of age. very shrewd and has held his present post
Of Prime Minister and President Of the Montenegrin
easy.solne old man. v Who does not know word Of
Greek. although he processes the orthodox Greek
vantage Of possessing n perfect knowledge OF the
Turkish language and Of Turkish ways.
FRANCES RIVAL sALONs-Althoush the rival
Salons OF Paris will hold their annual exhibitions
next spring under the roof. In the machlne
gallery OF the Champs de Mars and the single en-
trance fee OF franc will give admission 10 both.
each is to retain It's autonomy rs sep'Ta,e regoa
about their complete reconciliation and amalgama-
ton prove to have been premature
PRINCESS DE CHIMAY AT WARsAw.-The
cx-Pr!ncess de Chimay has abandoned her pro-
jected trip Japan. and Is now at Warsaw. at the
head Of a Magyar Tsigane band OF musicians
She is reported 10 be coming money IN nes new Few
role Of impresaria and proposes to take her
troupe OF dusky musicians 70 St Petersburg on
leaving the ancient capital OF Poland
RUSSIA 40 MILES FROM PEsHAwUR.-In-
surgent tribesmen on the northern frontier OF
India far from constituting the only peril which
tho English called to face IA connection
with their great Oriental dependency. The Rus
slams have Just extended their navigation OF the
inland waterways OF Centrnl Asia by directing
that the nota OF steamers now plying on the
River Anu-Darla should hencetorth make Faiza;
bad the eastern terminus 81 their trips Faizabad
T. barely one hundred and seven'y miles. as the
ters I'm Northern India and g Is In the mountainous
. strcts lying bc'v cen Peshawur and tGizabad
That tho British conflict with tho nsurgent tribes
men Is In progress
WHY LONDON's POLICE ARE INEFFICIENT
Important changes are reported as Imminent, at
Scotland Yard owing 90 the lqmen'aole failure OF
the detective department Of the English metropoi-
tan police 10 bring 10 Justice. or even 10 obtain
any clcw 20 the perpetrators OF no less than twelve
murder mysteries that have taken place In ana
around London during the last two months IL Is
only fair 10 add that the police are not altogether
TO blame in the matter since all tho best men OF
the department. from Inspector Melyil!e down: are
engaged IN watching foreign political suspects ~
behalf u the Goyernnen'S OF Rus.ia, SPAN Hnd
other Continental Pogers. Al The same tife' pup.
lie sentiment in England Is 30 workea Ny a, VIA VA
It considers 10 be the inen'cien 90 m 80. ana
several Of the heads Of departments are 10 be
retired.
SLAVE TRADE UNDER THE EYES OF
Fr'ROPE-Alrnost within sight OF Gibrsltar ana
certainly within gunsho, OF Europe namely. nj
Sam on the Moorish coast. slaves are publicly
bought and sold in the open market and accord
,nr TO the SAM correspondent OF the "Cronica
witch "a the Italian paper at Tangers. women arc
selling now a, rs grown men for 30. while chill
dren bring from IS 10 SIS II = merely the jealousy
gard TO the possession OF a predominant influence
In Morocco ihat prevents any concerted p aotion
ron s,ns have been spent by civilized States TO
stop the slave trade even In the interior OF Ai,cn
Vel Il s tolerated within sight OF the back "hoo"'
OF Europe
1r.r,y.s RUINoUs PoLICY.-No more striking
trHIca,IOn needed or tne POSITIVE hoei'''''" va
- .,,,as y, the leading statesmen OF italy than
49,, recitation 10 concede the demand OF 5000
no in annua! grants OF Sc 90 for period OF ten
vears toward tho great work OF draining the
marshes IN tho southern portion OF the Kingdom
Tn. work has been surveyed y eminent engineers
no do no, hesitate to declare that by devotng this
80, ~ The purpose no less than sixteen million
acres OF now waste land will BE restored TO cult'-
votion and habitaton. besides which WORK ana
ueon. OF livelihood will be afforded 10 thousands
,heDselvcs In order TO ward on s'arNh,tlon. ,o'
italy whlch hestates about TINS emlnen.y Ia
Tniversi,ics for want Of 'unds; continues 10 saoan
IN Nn,id m ons in naval and military arinaInents
"a a. coIoniai enterprises that are altogether as
aIu ~ 70 the economic and political condi-
lion Of the kingdom.