The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-03

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was Gordon's pet idea. The memo
rial fund now amounts TO $4,000.
MONEY FOR EGYPT.
The Standard IN an editorial says.
MIR. Childer's budget proposals, as far
as they have received the sanction of
parliament, will be left undlsturbed,
but provision for the remainder OF the
deficit depends upon the attitude of
the liberals.
The Daily Telegraph says the Roth
schilds will make further advances
pending the settlement of the Egyp-
tian financial question.
TRADE DEPRESSION.
Lord Salisbury. prime minister, in
replying to letter which he had re-
ceived from unemployed workingmen
Of Wolverhampton says,the cabinet is
considering the whole question of
trade depression.
CONSERVATIVE METHODS.
The prospectus of the Conservative
News-Agency, limited, has been is
sued. Lord Randolph Churchill is
named as chairman of the company
and the capital is fixed at $4,000.
The purpose of this news-agency, is
to provide the province with cheap
conservative newspapers and TO pre-
pare voters for the general election.
The scheme has the support of leading
conservatives aud articles bearing the
signatures of cabinet ministers and
others are promised these newspa.
pers.
II is announced that the marquis of
Salisbury will very soon introduce in
the house of lords bill embodying
the chief recommendations of the
royal commission appointed to in
quire into the sanitary conditions of
the homes of the poor and to report
upon the best means of housing
them.
JOHN BRIGHT's PROPHECY.
John Bright has written letter to
Deputy Passy, of Paris, IN which he
says: II European nations would ac-
cept commercial liberty that is mod
crate, or abolish customs, Europe
might soon tend to an era of perpet-
ual peace. At present all resources
are swallowed up by military exigen-
cies and the peoples interests are sac
rificed TO the most miserable and Gull
pable fancies of foreign policies. The
real interests of the masses are trod-
den under foot, in Difference to false
notion of glory and ma
tional honor. l cannot nelp think
ing that Europe is marching
toward some great catastrophe of
crushing weight. The present military
system cannot, indefinitely, be sup
ported with patience, and the popuia-
ton; driven to despair, may possibly,
before long, sweep away the royalties
and pretended statesmen who now
govern in their names. l hope, how
ever, that your country and mine will
remain at peace and be real friends.
THE TORIES AND RUSSIA,
Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, while
speaking In Woodstock in support of
Lord Randolph Churchill, said 1t was
absolutely necessary not TO allow
Russia TO inlrude further into AT
ghanistan, and that the conservatives
were determined that as large terri
tory as possible should separate Eng
land from Russia.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.
Mr.. Stephens, conservative, has
been elected to parliament from north
Devonshire. The seat for north De
vonshire was made vacant by the cleo.
ton to the peerage, of Sir Stafford
Northcote, first lord Of the treasury
Mr.. Stephens was elected without op'
position.
Mr.. Ellis Ashmead Bartlett, tn,
civil lord of the admirably. In the
new ministry, has been reelected t.
, parliament for Eyre, Suffolk county
Ills majority is 1877 votes.
, The parliament election to-day IL
, the borough of Lancaster, Cornwall
TO fill the vacancy caused by the cleo
ton TO the peerage of Sir Harding
Clifford, the new lord high chancellor
resulted in the return of Mr.. Webster
: the tory candidate, by majority o
D 43 votes.
THAT AFGHAN QUESTION.
The Afghan question was the sui
ject of long conference, to-day, b
Tween the marquis of Salisbury, IL
y minister for foreign affairs, and Bare
# DE Staal the Russian ambassador.
|, ERIN's LORD CHANCELLOR.
DuDlln, July l.-loru hshpouli
IL to-day formally took the oath of OIL
2. as lord chancellor of Ireland. III
~ new lord chancellor was heartily l
ceiyed, and was cheered by the peoI
IN in the streets on his way both to Al
Il from Dublin castle, where the eel
~ monies of installation took place.
~ COERCION ABANDONED.
liz The cabinet council to-day decid
of 10 entirely abandon coercion III =