The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31
TORY TROUBLES !
Churchill in a Political POut
and Talking Quite like his
Wife Coached Him.
salisbury's salient speech al
the Lord Mayors Banquet
O'erIeaps the Marx.
Gladstone Meanwhile smiles
GrimIy ana Predicts Liberal
victory In the Elections.
Those French Canal Diggers
Need Close watching ana
Won't show Figures
BRITISH MEN n.


presided Mt banquet TO the ministers
last night. There was anotablc COM
pany present including Lord Wolse-
| ley, Sir Peter Lumsden and many la
dies. Amer the usual loyal toasts,
Lord Salisbury replied to toast TO
ministers. lie admitted that Glad
stones assurances had been honora-
bly, adhered to. lie defended the
government against the charge of
adopting the liberal policy aud con-
| tended t'iat the extended franchise
in ireland neccsitated change Of pol
lev in thu direction adopted. In re-
gard to foreign affairs, lie said IL was
NECESSARY for the honor of the nation
that the government should continue
the polly of the late government
eveh thoP gh il was opposed TO the
conserva, Ne policy, but they regret
ed their liability to continue threads
of the Iifety left by Lord Beacons-
field. The government would, how
ever devote themselves to domestic
affairs and the promotion of such a
condition ofthings In countries in AZ
RIGA and East dependent upon Eng
land as would restore cordial feelings
among the European powers which
was essential for the prosperity of the
world
A DISCONTINUED STANDARD.
London, July 30.-The Standard ex-
presses great dissatisfaction with
Lord Salisbury's speech at the lord
mayors banquet last evening and
with his Irish policy.
a TORY SPLIT.
London, July 30.-A split in the
tory camp, which threatens to become
serious, was made public last evening
when Lord Randolph Churchill de-
clined at the last moment to attend
the great tory meeting at Liverpool at
which he had been advertised Ms one
of the chief speakers. lie based his
refusal upon the fact that two tory
members Of the house for the city of
Liverpool had declined to support
him owing to the Irish policy of the
cabinet. This morning the Post and
Standard both show discomfort from
the same cause.
now Ell MADHI DIED.
Suakim, July 3O.-El Mahdi was i'll
only two days and there were no doe
tors present at the time of his death
which occurred on July 10Th. FL
Madhi enjoincd his successor to con-
tinue to wage war with the Christians.
EGYPTIAN LOAN STEAL.
london, July 30.-In the house of
commons Labouchere will ask the
government whether the Gladstone
bank of England should issue the
Egyptian loan as II public tender, and
why, if snch arrangement had been
made, IL had been altered, seeing that
the premium ON the bonds which
would have been obtained would have
saved 100000 to the Egyptian treas
ury. The Daily News states that II
believes ii to be a fact that Gladstone
Intended the bank of England should
issue .the loan. II is reported, the
News says, that Prince Bismarck in
sisted that German financial houses
should share the plumber, aud the
marquis OF Salisbury complied in or
der to conciliate Prince Bismarck.
MINISTER'S HIGH-LIvING MANAGER.
Cork, Ireland, July 80. The com
mittee of investigation, which is iu-
guiring into the affairs OF the sus-
pended Munster bank reports that
Mr.. Farquarharsar. the Joint Dublin
manager. who has absconded. wilfully
prevented the Bank of ireland from
advancing TO the Munster bank de.
sired loan which would have enabled
il to tide over the crisis, by refusing
to give TO the bank of Ireland securi
ties entrusted to him with which I,
obtain the credit and upon which tn
bank of Ireland had decided to len,
money to Farquarharsar OH these SC
curities. lie was great speculate
in the London stock exchange and tn
: continental bourses. lie lived sly lis!
ly and recently bought haudsom
n suburban residence in Dublin fo
!. $4,000. The police traced the dt
i, taulting manager to NOrthall, whenc
!. they learned, he departed to Ilolyhea
II on Tue sday last.
V. THE EGYPTIAN LOAN TAKEN.
ri London, July 3O.-The subsoril
l. tiOns to the Egyptian loan of $500
A 600 have been closed. They aggreg
ID ted four times the amount of Il
Il loan.
Il ENGLAND MAY sNUB TURKEY.
9l Conslantinople, July 3O.--Sah
u. Pasha, the grand yizier continues
w grow worse in his illness, aud is nc
a. becoming insane. His incapacity
lays the Anglo-Turkish negotiatio
about Egypt. 1t is rumoredhere Il
England meditates conlerrlng vi
OF the other powers to obtain their
dorsement for settling the Egypt
question without the consent Oft