New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-10
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
,opD RANDOLPH CHURCHlLHS NE" '0N
PRISES.
ROME RuLK BORROWED FROM THE hAo,oA..
EVERYTHING ELss-THE fouN'
,.~,s CONTINENTAL JOURNEY.

f1y cApIE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
,o.rox Oct. o-The interest attaching TO Lor'
eopdolph Churchilrs new evangei ana mVs,o''oa
,;sannearance and flight IN search OF he"''n o."
Prince Bismarck have for the momc"' '' .'.t ,ho
,hoaowed by the specific announcement. .""' rho
sn""o ;,,,ord introducing Home Rule. Inc
'..u.o &C fonr provincial Parliaments aso"ouN
~. C,,,hor,oin:s relntrodnces the princ'p'o VI '
60 g., u.ntarchv. The Tally Aetcs tells us .""'
.ha ,erm of the measure is found III MT. C"'"''
lain's speech in the debate on the Isl oi juno M
.- leaders of the Unionists. Mr.. Chainber'aih an"
Lord Harrington, have agreed to the ptoHos"''
considered by the paper named that MI ""'0","
and Mr. Trevelyan. though perhaps ho' YOU ~ Wv
horoa;n NAV accept it. The whole story Is oy no
neans improbable After having stoleh NJ "
- A., paIiool stock in trade as displayed III
Oh. hartford a, eech Lord Randolph Churchill may
on .,ten,nt TO take Home Rule out OF MT. Oiau-
stones hands.
Lord Randolph ChurchiIrs memorao'o speoo"
-. ml,..dav on the recent session was sug-
,ire of an effort to deal With the Irish quest'""
t,ougb he has Just given Ia tho country "a"
orormous programme. It's corncr-stone was the
ma,nterance of the union OF the 'h""'Sa'
The reported acceptance OF MT. Cnahoe'ia'"
scheme may consequently be true. Lord oa''sou'S
is quite as great master rs Loru h'"'io'P
Churchill and Lord Beaconsicld in the arts Vi
political SURPRISE
Mr. Cladstone's speech last Monday to the lrlsh
denntations is almost forgotten. lt was CON-
nleteiy eclipsed by the surprising revoiu-
.. hartford His historical refer
ences to Wolf 1ono rs non-separat'S'
is much challenged. Even tho Liberal press Sc'i'0-
ly 20 back TO Mr.. Gladstone
Al the moment there is much curiosity as 10 '"'
rrovemep:s of Lord Randolph Churchill h's IT,
.rrlr nd
norted intention to visit Prince bismarck anu
ronnt KaLoky and his appearance IN bernh unu'i
the name of Spencer have put The EngilSh anu "e,-
man journalists III state of excitement
His movements are maddenng mNs.cIs'
rho iatest news Is that "Mr. Spencer Is
at Dresden. 1t will probably turn out that Lord
Randolnh Churchill is only making visit for us
health People forget that he is not yet recog
nized in Berlin and Vienna as Prime Minister.
Tho menoces fattery and hnbes of General
Kaulbars TO accomplish the Cars burning desire
20 soc himself beloved of the Buiea-
rims IS covering Russian diplomacy WIN
ridicule. In the best circles here 1t is oeheVeo
thar Russia will soon retire from Bulgaria r'eh
81 Petersburg journal talks con 'emptuonsy OF
desertipg Bulgaria till she becomes lhvoiVeu III
local strife and reappeas for assistance 10 her oiu
patron The truth is the Car is utterly wiohs
tbrouobout: that he was misnformed that Prince
was wrong IN regarding the Regency ministers Us
n stumbling block General Kaulbars was
xrronr IN supposlng the population OF
Sonhia we're favorable and guilty of q stlli
greater error of Judgment respecting the eehhg vi
the provinces. Count Taate's language yesterday
will show Russia the folly OF MAINTAINING an I'M
n,act,oable postion. Lord Iddesleigns note arg
ing that moral aId be given to Bulgaria Is oeleved
70 he the echo If some old dispatch, though 1t is
nf
Greece will permit their entering the
plLo, confederation The English For
o,on Of6ce has not vet abandoned hope
that Roumapia Servia and Bulgaria may yet make
defensive alliance.
The cause of the Land League has just won It's
first victory IN Wales. farmers goods st huthen
were distraned for rent and his horse was sofa LOT
three ponpds and resod to the tenant The sale
came to a standstlL The auctioneer and pai'iis
Withdrew pelted with rotten eggs Then followed
an indignation meeting of farmers wales ls no"
taking the step from tithes TO rent.
The fshermon's riot at Ramsgate is an ugly
event. 1t is we'll known that English nsherheu
sutfer much from the loss and destruction OF 'helr
rets Inv French and Dutch rivals. The latter use
an implement known as devil. harmful as a 'oi-
nedo The riots at Ramsgate arose partly from the
circumstance that an Engshman fancled
that he saw his net a Frenchmans S
boat and partly from lll-feeling engendered by
the recent detention of English boats at Havre'
The French Ambassador is already demanding ex-
plantations and the punishment OF the Ramsgate
rioters and the belhcose newspapers OF Paris are
ndulgng in lofty abjectives,
The crusade of the London School Board to SO
cure the sharp payment of fees. mainly the work
OF The ch airman of that body, is causing immense
irritation among the poorer classes. IL
10 denounced as a piece of official
pedantry and will have result which
the promoters never expected. and to which they
will much object, namely make Tree SCHOOLS lneVlt-
able. In connection with this it does not escape
observation that Lord Randolph Churchips new
dIspensation contained an indication that his party
NAV make free education plank In It's pro-
gramme.
The Church Congress 1t Wakefield has been more
than usually active and interesting. The bishops
and clergy alike insisted tho abandonment ol
nonessentials The desire to enlarge and broaden the
church,s foundations is more obvious than on any
previous occasion. The bishops of Liverpool and
Exeter sharply disputed respecting the merits Of
the country clergy. discussion on the amuse
ments Of the working classes found some OF the
bishops in favor of dancing, and the theatre wat
spoken Of with respect; but when Local
manager offered to give beneht
performance tor the Wakefield Bishopric lund
Bishop Ripon had to decline, lest such an accept
ance be misunderstood.
The Australian colonies much slower thar
Canada TO accept the proposal for an Imperial ln
stitute. The Prince of Wales's committee selected
from the Royal Commission of the present COlonia
Exhibition has too obviously whtewashed 1T
parent body in the matter of the Aus
Aaiian wine grievance Australians have g
wholesome distrust of the South Kenslngon set aud
fear that the institute Is virtually continuation
OF the present exh btion. afordlng berths for
Of the present admin lstrators, and are already