Daily Republican., 1885-08-08
India Indi ignant.
LORD RAN DOLPH CHUKCHILL's
ATTACK ON LORD RIRON
WARMLY RESENTED.
CHOLERA DEATH-RATE.

adm irArs. LORD Rand0ipn'e nrst om
eial utterances in his now capacity
were awaited with eager interest In
India, and the disappointment Is great.
It is com planned that, instead Of treat
ing the deficit with which he is con-
fronted In q broad, statesmanlike man
ner. his only care has been to make 1t
"a effective partisan weapon as possi-
BILE against tho late Government and
the Liberal party.
His intimation that vigorous economy |
ir to be practiced in view of the deficit
is very un npalatable In India, where 1t
is said the plan Is to starve the civil
rendered necessary by the errors of the
past, 80 as to make the late Gov vernmentI
unpopular.
II this is the plan, however, 1t Is GER
tain that it will miscarry and will re-
act disastrously upon the present Gov
ernment. All the departments Of the L
Indian Administration are now manned
by the Liberal officials, who cannot be
removed within the time that the Tories |
are likely TO continue in office. These
Off ials have great freedom Of action |
within certain limits, and they will
be sure to put their own construction
tupon orders emanating from the Indian |
lOffice Of the home Government In
stead of seeking to conciliate the OIL
Icials to whom he must look for the car.
Trying out of his instructions, Lord
Randolph began his official career by
Der rating their late chief, and by threat
leniuga Wholesale reduction OF their
, lsupplies. He has thus at one stroke
raised hornet nest of enemies in India
who will misinterpret his policy there,
) and. through their innutherable friends
, lin England, vii! add to his unpopular
ity aud swell the ranks of his oppo-
nents at home.
; The Tory Standard. which has been
foremost in the revolt against Lord
Randolph, is out again to day in an
other note of warning, and begs the
s Premier to unload the bumptious young
a man before he has completed the ruin
which he has so effectively begun and
: wholly wrecked the party's chances in
the general election.
IL DisTRUSr OF LORD SALISBURY.
h LONDON, Aug. THE majority O.
the Russian newspapers profess to have
e no confidence in the apparently pacific
n ldeclarations Of Prime Minister Sails
-. ibury. They base their distrust on the
Der certible and constant increase o.
st Eugland's military preparations. The
et | Jou nal de St. Petersburg says the re
! ports of the concentration Of Afghan
~ troops In the vicinity of Penjdeh ant
II dispatch tn ither Of more Russian sol
* diers are unconfrmed.
r PERSIA, near t.o Argnan fr1naiei, o..
le that the British officers in Herat ar
II iwell treated by the inhabitants, anf
., that their health Is excellent, DESPITE
tn the torrid weather prevailing there
)r THE work of fortifying Heiat against
Il possible Russian advance is maxim
rapid progress. The Ameer is prepai
4 ing q large force Of Afghan treo ps I, ie
son will be placed in nominal com
mand OF these troops.
The same dispatches state that tn
Turcomans OF Merv are greatly exc
ted against the Russian soldiery bt
cause of their alleged brutal eonduc
towards the native women.
Adyices from Cabul say that th
Ameer has laid aside large sums who
he intends to devote to the enlarg'
ment of his palace and OF the barracl
and forts at Herat and elsewher
War councils are held weekly, an
after each council courier is de
patched to Earl Dufferin.
cHoLERA's PROGRESS.
MADRID, August 7.-Inoomplete +
Il Turns record 1878 new cases OF cholel
. throughout Spain yesterday and y
deaths from that disease.
MARsE1LLEs, August There we
Itweuty.si deaths from cholera in th
,es- city TO day. The exodus continue
the The inertness of the offici ais is public
denounced. A meeting of the Muni
pal Council WAS held to-day; thrice
NIB members were absent.
SOL STEALING LETTERS IN PARLIANtEN
ere LONDON, Aug. There was q gre
rvos stir in the Hobbies Of the House of Coz
none tonight over the discovery th
rne private letters belonging to certa
members inimical to the Parnellii
rod Ihad been stolen from their despat
req hoxes and other respectacles and tn,
ded contents acted upon for political pu
the poses. 1t was in this way that n
how lO'Brien is said to have become poss
ie5 sed of the letter from Mr.. Erringt
showing the existence OF an intrig
oad Itetwe cen the Vatican and the Gladsto
voc Government in regard to the Dub
'es- Archbishop. The Parnellites, VIII
lute denying the thefts, are laughing at I
plight Of the anti-lrish politicians, q
!say that their private correspondeI
'seo must contain dreadful and awful seer
,sed il its accidental exposure is suffici
n of to throw them into such panic.
snry MYsTERIousLI MARRIED.
LONDON, Aug. 7,-Rlchard X. f
vprOpFloJOT VI INV ANSW' IVA VI
Gazette, was secretly married t
morning to young lady who gave
name as Miss bod, of Brooklyn.
marriage was by special license, 9
was performed in the Registrs
IOfice in tho Strand. The utm
secrecy was observed, and two of
Registrars clerks acted as witness
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox starred this af
moon for Paris, and will remain for
present at the Continental Hotel
that city.
! SHOOTING AFFRAY IN IRELAND
DUBLIN, Aug. while a mum
of Orangemen were to-day return
from hay Gu tting on farm in Cou
Monaghan from which the tenants
been evicted they were met by a pa
~ lof the latter and their friends.
SSS IOrangemen, fearing an attack, fired
~ the crowd, wounding the leader. Gl
K lexcitement then ensued. The po
Iwere called out in force to prese
" lorder and several arrests were ms
lFurther trouble is feared.
Johnl ANOTHER LONDON SCANDAL.
and JoNpoN. August THE official
iron the Divorce Court are almost burs
IS ut with a secret which involves ano
allied, Isc andal in high official circles.
de OF Icourt off cials are guarding the &c
1t the we'll, but 1t Is said on good authorit
+ was Involve petition for divorce, on
I-.a,.1 nf ad ,ltaru oOainat lao.