, 1881-09-11

,,n1 tus.nnrci,' when the Car consulted about
the condition Of Russia. udvscd extensive agra
run and financial reforms.
SEVERAL ARRESTS
,xcrc made of suspected persons at Dantzic be-
fore the interview Of the Enperors WAS nelo'
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIL: ST. 1.EGEE.
S}xeiat (ah.t-
IoSpoS. Sept. l0-Rhc Ilcsu'd's special says:
"Ne,cr iu recent years, has 4 race co!n!nano
so much attention rs this years st. 1.eger, ana
lrfAllois Is the cause of It all. II the pupilc
were satisfied that he WAS aii right, tho rnce
would be looked upon as 4 certainty Tor MIN.
Bat while ru1nors innumcrablc are af'oat con-
cernius the Derby winner, it is like trying tho
fifteen puzxio to form any opltllon rs 10 tho
result. The sporting papers seem to DISC
their opinions un the movements OF tho 1nsr~
kct. and, Reluctantly Disturbing tho Amer
lean, they seek elsewhere for the winner.
The majority select Limestone. 1t WAS reported
late l:.s, night that lrouuo!s had given why Oh
one fore leg which cuused him to lose bis place
at tn. head Of the betting, i'll rculliy. Tor the
first time, Geolo:is, leaving OH as favorit. The
Newmarket correspondent OF the sporting
Times. almost the only writer who remains 1irin
III his ac.;ance 10 the American colt, predicts
his SUCCESS. 1t Is said that Archer VIII rlde t5at
Gul i'll case lroquoiS does not start. nut, shoula
the American be in tho rate. Archer VIII carry
rha l.ori1l:lrd colors. The latest and nor least
impot tAnt ru1nor is that some OF tue BOOK
makers have succeeded in brihiug sorne Que
connected with the stable but who 1t IS no one
can say. Never has u favorit tor great race
been operated against 1O such an extent as iro-
t,uojs. for reasons only known to the book
,uukers Should the colt win, there will he many
long taccs, and not Il few will be missed 1T Al
t.nr Sets INN
scttlii.uay comes
TIE SCARE OVER.
S,tciat tt,be.
. LoSpoS. Sept. 10.-The iroluois scare is near
Is over. The prospects have considerably
frightened during the day. Il telegram from
Newmarket this morning stuffed that 1roquots
ha.l i ::.1tltng <;aliop ri Il mile and thrce-quar-
tess, ridden by Archer. at Tattcrsalls.
Five 10 one WAS ut first offered
nil oyrr tho room, but when
the telegram arrived the price was quickly
taken :ad wanted. and reaction set In Till tho
horse was backed Tor considerable amount,
uni fairly installed favorit again at five to
TWO It is now probable that he will start, US
cabIcd you i n1unth a-o with odds on him.
THE RESULT. OF THE IsECEST ELECTIONS.
Sttct'1 C1t!e.
LONDON, Sept l0--)cnntngs special says:
The c,cf topic Of discussion throughout tic
The result III North Durham and North Lincoln
shire, III which the fair trade" platform was
boldly tested, has convinced many Liberals
high ia the councils OF the party that
the Ministry will 10 down unless they make
some concessions 10 the agitation. IN the other
hand it is clearly impossible for Mr.. Gladstone
and Mr.. Bright, without shameless sclf-c1acc-
mcnt to abandon those cherished principles
which for forty yctrs bnve been tho salt Of Lib
er;.!is,u. The younger Liberals are aui1e
PREPARED To ADVOCATE RETALIATION,
but us they cannot hope. 10 move their leaders,
they have determined, as cab'cd you Inst week,
TO checkmatc flair trade with land re-
form a lund reform agitation could
not lie carried on under more favor.
able a,sices. AT the elections of lSs0 the farmer
and agricultural laborer cut loose from Tho
Squire and ltcctor,.sand appeared as potent
factors of Liberalism Hodge refuses my lonScr
to believe i'll the doctrine taught Tor centuries
by tho pArson that Providence has doomed
him III do his duty in that state of life TO
which it had pleased Gol to call him, AMI to
as.irc 10 nothing higher. lie tore OF the last
badge or villainagc in that contest, and what
everybody rulesaw
Is COMING: TO I.-ass-
The e,.,aucipated farmers first ac is tn be made
the abolition Of priniogcnlttirc and entail.
1be TURNER'S Alliance. the local farmers clubs,
and the agricultural unions III all parts Of tho
countr: are crying for rclici and, while
the :Torics may catch the borou*i1s
with 1hoir fair trade bait. the
Liberals will certainly carry the country
With Il Kasiiczil program Of iaud reform. In this
coilt:s, the Liberals occupy mich moro All
vantuyeous position than the Conservatives
Whcn the present dcprcssion in trade passes
away flair trade" will be 4 dead issue. But. on
the ot}1ea hand, nothing cain extinsuish
TIE CITY FOR LAND REFORM
but land refor,I1. Moreover, il the Tories
swept the country on the "Fair-tralc plat
form, it is as certain rs anything i'll politics can
le that they would be wrecked in try
in~ to impose turiG. II they
taxed foreign wheat and dead meat, the
,rurkn.en wsllid grulnt'ic. II they did not tax
foreign produce. tbs farmers would say they
had been swinuled- II they taxed foreign ma,-
usac,uces, tho turner's would protest. If they
did NOT tax them, the artisan would charge them
with having obtained Office under false pre-
lenses. The task of II protccnonist Ministry in
England would be an appalling, perhaps
AN IMPOSSIBLE ONE,
for the reason that about nne-tenths Of the
british imports consist OF ruw ulntcri:tiS, the
taxation of which is contrary to protcctiouis1
principles. The land-refoIn platform, on
! the contrary, would te comparatively
| easy III ACCOLlp3t5uIl4t!11 LIZ lA'uAa
would doubtless make Il stand in thcis
last ditch, Int 1t would avail noth;ny. Lund
reform and the tiises,abl;sh.ncnt OF the Church
we're virtually carried with the reform bill Of
1ss., and the Tories haStcncd tic 'lay when in
ISL. they admitted Il crowd OF political lazzaroni
to the franchise
TIL: 1::$ILr OF TIE CONTEST IN TYRONE
is satisfactory evidence of the decay oi Toryism
iu Ulster Ulster has been the stronghold oi
Toryism since the old plantation '2sys. When
the aseendancy began to wa,:c, t,rangcism
sprAny up, its principles being founded
hysierical attachment to tho constitution
under the anomalies aud Injustice OF which the
Protestant garrison In Ireland had maiutaint.
its supremacy Tyrone is II thoruugEi, Orange
county. Five years ngo, when Sir William
Johnston. of Raiykflbe:, WIS the Grand Llama
Of tho Order, Tyrone WAS looked upon safe
for any candidate who received the Endorsement
OF the Graud Lodge, and it used To be Saiu that
ALI. Till. CANDIDATE: HAD TO DO
was to appear on the street in On1aghor Strabane
with III. orange lily in his Ialret write letter
to the local papers holding Plus TX. III, to exc
cratioz:. In the present contest Col. Stuart
Knox, connected by famil, tics with tho Hoods,
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