Daily globe., 1883-10-31

ministration of the government. He said
while the last conservative administration
had spent an average of eS4, 100000 yearly,
their predecessors in office, the liberals,
had only disbursed an average of 974 ,0OO,-
600 year. The meeting passed vote OF
confidence in the government. resoiu-
tion was passed urging the ministers to
deal easily in the session of parliament
with the franchise question.
LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Brighton Autumn
Handicap race resulted in dead heat be-
tween Sachem and Ironclad, Arablete
third. Six starters. In the deciding heat
Ironclad won. The two mile selling Wei
templates was won by Passaic, Corona sec
ond, Topsy third. FiYe starters. Ths
last betting was nine to four against Pas
sale, four to one against Corona and twelve
to one against Topsy. Passaic won easily.
ToEoNTo, Oct. ga special cable to the
Globe says: The Contemporary Reuieac for
November contains an article by the Ma--
quis of Lorne, late governor general of
the Dominion, entitled canadian Home
Rule" 1t was written in compliance with
a request to furnish notes suggestive of
steps that might be taken to meet the de-
mand for home rule for Ireland, or provide
information having bearing upon the
future of Australia The marquis dis
cusses The chief features of the federal
government of Canada, indicates the in
diyidual rights reserved to the different
provinces, and dwells specially upon the
danger which must arise should one mem
Der of the confederation become strong
enough 10 oppose the will OF the central
government.
The Marquis of Lorne declares that
should provincial feeling be developed
stronger than the feeliug of loyalty to the
general government the American civil
war may be repeated in the Canada.
Equality Of strength among the various
members OF the confederation would be
the best guarantee against this. The con-
clusion drawn is that the experience of the
American states shows that while purely
local matters may be loft TO the control of
local assemblies, it IS all important that no
provincs should te orsanized in such
strength as to be able to formu'ats q pol
icy TO conflict with the resi- Of the CO IN
try.
LoNDoG, OCT. 30.-The London G River
Plata bank has decided to pay for the Sc
curities deposited with them for safe keep
ing and which were abstracted by Warden,
the defaulting manager.
John Davis Walters, broker, charged
with stealing ard receiving the securities,
was brought up today for examination
George Warden, defauiting manager of
tha bank, testified that he lost a consider
able amount of money belonging to his
sisters, but that he obtained $1,000 for the
securities from Walters before mis- flight
He reaffrmed his former statement that
Walters knew the bonds he gave him were
distracted from the bank. and said he Otter
begged Walters to spare him the necessity
for another robbery, but Walters persisted
in his so doing.
GLASGOW, Oct. 3o.-A ringleader Of tht
Orange riots at Coolridge last summer ha'
been sentenced to two years. imprison
msnt, and another active participator tt
nine months imprisonment.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-At a conference O
the Fair Trade league, the imposition Of ;
moderate import duty on foreign wheat
in order to encourage trade with Tia
British colonies, was advocated.
SLIGO, Oct. 30.-At meeting Of th
conservatives here last evening. Col. KIM,
tharman, II. p, for Dublin, delivered al
| address in which he denounced the govern
ment for permitting national meeting
| Throughout Ireland.