Gladstone Speech Marks Irish Land Question Debate
The review praises Gladstone for a powerful two hour exposition on the Irish Land Question, noting his oratorical command and absence of party spirit. It laments missing Bright and Disraeli and expresses expectation the comprehensive measure will pass with broad support.
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Ireland
Gladstone
House of Commons
Mr. Gladstone
Gathorne Hardy
Mr. Bright
Mr. Disraeli
Carlyle Snubs Yankee At His Door In London
London corre spondent notes Carl yle answers door himself insult ing a visitor with Emerson letters. The American, mis recognized by portrait photos, is sent away with a sharp no. Carlyle keeps a private top room of beloved books and a curious Cheyne Walk tenancy kept low to aid the famed author.
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Thomas Carlylle
London
Dumfries Standard
Carlyle
Emerson
Thomas Carlyle
Frederick the Great
Gustavus Adolphus
Cheyne Walk
Paris Riots Contain Arrests and Political Fallout
The Paris unrest leads to 287 arrests with minimal injuries and one death. Flourens fled to Belgium. several editors and radicals face charges. Authorities report discovered arms and a possible plot against the emperor, while the Legislative Body debates private meeting dissolutions and the government’s role in maintaining order.
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Paria
M. Flourens
Belgium
Paris
de Garché
Réforme
MM. Cournet
Razoud
The
Revel
Edmond About
Soir
Gustave Flourens
Brussels
Bologne
Oudet
Allix
Belleville
Themperor
M. Rochefort
Patrie
M. Meyg
Legislative Assembly
M. Ordinaire
Rochefort
Committee of Inquiry
Treaties of Commerce
M. Jules Ferry
M. Chevandier du Valdrome
M. Juleserry
M. Ollivier
Ife
M. Thiers
Duke of Montpensier Arrives Unannounced in Madrid
The Duke of Montpensier arrived in Madrid on Monday morning without notice. He checked at the Hotel des Principes, walked to the Church of San Gines, visited private friends, made purchases in several shops, and had a long interview with General Prim before calling on the Captain-General. Admiral Opete also visited the Duke.
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Duke of Montpensier
Spain
Madrid
Hotel Des Principes
German Budget Conflict in North German Confederation
In Penssin a 720,000 thalers railway loan item was disallowed by the Chamber. payment occurred despite delay. Count Bismarck urged forgiveness, but the item remained unsanctioned. The Diet closed with the Throne's review and an extraordinary session planned. King William opened the last Parliament session, praising unity and finances, with focus on Article 4 union and Prague treaty coherence.
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Penssin
Count Bismarck
William
Bund
South
Germany
Prague
Sherman Introduces Senate Neutrality Resolution On Cuba
In the Senate Mr Sherman as chair of the Finance Committee presented a resolution praising Cuban independence efforts while pledging strict U S neutrality between Spain and Cuba. The Cuban Junta in America pushes belligerency recognition amid newspaper ads and Fenian activity grows in various cities. The wording notes recent arrivals of escaped Fenian convicts in San Francisco and New York meetings to greet them. Prince Arthur returns to Montreal after a favorable US visit.
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Sherman
Suunday
Senate
United States
Spain
Cuba
Committee of Foreign Affairs
America
San Francisco
Australia
New York
Peabody
Massachusetts
Peabody Institute
Congregational Church
Robert C. Winthrop
Larmony-grove
Prince Arthur
Suite
Thornton
Darragat
Commerell
Maine
Montreal
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Foreign and Colonial
France
Commission of Inquiry
BM. Brame