New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
V.p,ors GOVERNMENT SCHEMES AMI
COUNCILS.


prrcHER CAUSING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOVELTIES.
lBY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNEl
IoxpoN. Oct 16.-Last Saturdays sehsa'io,, "
The f)niIv Necs is now exploded. for 'n'ou VI ~.
davs that paper induced the pubie 10 ue'i' ~,
Coyernment was possibly framing ho"'o
h;,I according to Mr. Chamberiaihs piopos
After Lord Harrington denied his ahegcu "''e"''
the nnblic became dubious ana I"e D""s 80
climbed down with the naive remark ,""' ~
IN, ,rors proposed it woald have the credit OF max
oi'i $50 announcement and if abandoned 1t
Is. ho cot down to The Daily Ne'cs exposing INC
.,;m;s,or;al designs The true history OF TINS ca
- ;s simnle: The Government just now ls MAX
: .otive inouiries into Diets, Provincial CouhciiS
nd thar double-barrelled methods of representa-
,ion in Austria. Germany. France ana nelgiu''
,;, somehow understood that the Belgiah
..othod finds most approval The Government aiso
ostcd Mr. Chamberlain to favor then' WIN h''
scbeme for four Councils in detail Mt 0h"nioe
lin,s compliance was the most likely cause VI nc
I'LL. Ne,ess self-deceptlon. The editor was ma"e
aware of Mr.. Chamberain's assent anu aesui''U
that the Cabinet had accepted the scheme
Now that Lord Randolph Churchill mas peeh
found and his identity really estaDisheu 'no "oA
nnblc takes less interest in bis movements ~ 10
ua,,ao,od that he assumed shallow incognito III
lerf n
have ceased to watch his movements or Catalogue
a.; n,robases He is due IN London next week.
therefore it is unlikely that he will visit Varzin IL
invited.
Cir William Henry Smith. the English War MIN
ister VINO has been stndymg the orgahlzia''o" VI
the Austrian Provincial Diets. has leit FionD" io'
Switzerland.
The country party, through Mr. Henry Chaplin
have raised the flag of revolt again Lofd hanu'ip
Cburchilrs hartford speech as represeh'ins 'Do
new Conservative democracy OF the 'owhs' LUIS
notable that Mr.. Chaplin's protest cohics WIZ"
few days of the announcement thaV Loro 'on"
Manners will not retire to admit Mr.. Chaplin to the
Ministry. 1t is not many weeks since MI o""p""
ond some half dozen others endeavOred TO 1orm
cave against the Government, but the moVeuien'
failed to pass beyond the stage oil preIi'n'n"''
a;,ne, Mr. Cbapllns letter displays patronage
oor,omnt and distrust of Lord Randolph Cnurchili'
His leading hartford proposal to maintain "nlon
with tie Unonist party is regarded as hahu"e '"0
Government of the country over to Lord IaI''"s
to, "a IN whom this leaaing Tory writes: In the
nresent crisis the country probably Las no SAFER
and sounder guide than the judgment anu eoou
sense which Lord Harrington almost lnvariapy
displays" Mr.. Chaplin objects to Lord ha"uo'p'
Chnrchilrs prelerence for Jesse Colingss freehold
creme TO his own system of laborers allotmentS'
which he would make compulsory save a Sheo'
ot ts vastpess and that il does not come from rec
ogniz,d leader he does not acutely traverse the
remainder of ord Randolph CburchlPsprog anime
except the proposal of the closure 10y bare major
ity To this crucial question Mr. Chapiih "ecia'es
deadlv war and points out that the Conservatives
ha e alN ays opposed closure. lie might nave Illus
trated this by recalling that their fnrthest advance
ney.r got beyond a twO-thirds majority; ana n'sh'
o,.o have reminded the public oil Lord Randolph
Chnrchills letter to The Times demanding that no
Parliament should impose the closure WITHOUT an
exprcss inanda te from the electors
This weeks speech of Mr. j. w. Lother, an able
vonnp Conservative. shows misgvlnss to"a'o
I ord Randolph Churchill. The Press Assoclaton'
however. announces that the Darti"r" p'os' an'','
!. summarized by Mr.. Henry Matthews. sir W. H.
Smith. Lord George Hamilton, Sir H. T. webster
Al, + Clarke Baron de Worms. Mr.. Punket. Mr..
p,,,h,c Mr. Akers Douglas Colonel Walroud. MI
SIDNEY Herbert Mr.. Long. Mr. Gibson, Mr. haiHes
and Mr. Marriott all members OF the Governmeh''
lut ONLY the trst three III the Cabinet.
Affairs IN Ireland are pursuing course winch S
exceedingly satisfactory to the government "en-
cral Slr Redvels Buffers mission has certainly ac-
co,uplished much. and landlords are generaliy re-
,.rly with their tenants. rhe result is that we
l.,r nothing of the sweeping evictions which were
uredicted. Even Lnitd ireland admits that there
have been extraordinary reductions on the judicial
tents ana says that 1t only remains loT tenants
themselves to carry out Mr. ParneiFs % per cent
reduction. Happily for the country ana against
this advice, the improvement IN prices 10 whlcu
referred last week s maintained; but the crltlcai
time Is vet TO come and the real condition Of affairs
10 fart he
November gale" The latest phase of the Ma
tionalist campaign is found in Nh Dillons promise
that uersons suffering account of the Leagnes
orders shall be compensated hy the new IRISH Par
hameut or any legislative body having the power
of money grants. Mr. kealys suggestion that
poce officers intudng upon meetings III private
houses should be thrown out OF the window, is re-
parJed as another example of his satnrnne humor.
The outcome of the Belfast Commission is to
show that Mr.. Cadstones Home Rule scheme
scared the Orangemen until they lost their heads.
end what was quite expected. the fiction that Mr.
Morley selected the Catholic constabulary from the
Southwest TO punish Protestants is entirely ex-
ploded.
Notwithstanding the semi-off cal contradiction,
il is generally believed that Lord Charles Bores
fords memorandum on Admiralty affairs was pur-
posely published in The Pau Mall Gazette to arouse
a popular demand for the support of the reform
schemes which the Government will shortly under
lake IL is even reported that they contemplate an
extra expenditure OF S3.0O00OO on the services
The jealouses of the London press prevent Its sup
porting The IaU AaU Gasetfe. but the provincial
press IS enthusiastic in demanding that Lord
Charles Heresford shall have what he wants.
Sir Edward 1hornton's recall from Constantinople
after recent appointment causes much gossip.
Ills misfortune began bs his unhappy selection OF a
moment Tor presenting Lord Roscberys note con-
cernIng Armenian reforms. The Russian Ambass-
ador made much OF this. and the Sultan has since
mace Sir Edwards pos tion impossible. His Maj
esty treated HIM with marked disconrtesv ON his