The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-12
THE LABOR POWER.
It Will Soon Dominate the En-
glish Parliament.
THE DARDANELLES INCIDENT
Salisbury Busying Himself About 1.-THE
Junta's Agents in Charge of Gillian Lega-
tIons-WagnerIan Opera Postponed.

LONDON, Sept. IL Copyright, 1891, by
the New York Associated Press. Al
though the new unIonists held an over
whelming majority in the Trades Union
congress, they used their power with mod
Grafton snd discretion in marked contrast
with last years meeting. Socialistic to
the last, land naturalization and denunci-
ations of capital were not permitted to
occupy the attention of the congress, the
delegates applying themselves to the dis
cussions of Immediately practical nature.
The democratic character of the congress
was never more pronounced, though
Soclalistic views were obtrusive.
The pervading tone of the speeches
showed an absolute conviction labor Will
within the near future dominate parlia-
ment and make the country's laws. The
old unionists displayed the same con-
sciousness OF mastery of the position as
the new unionists, though tanner in vindi-
eating their labor claims and predictions of
victory. The moderates could not prevent
the ultra Democratic section from passing
some cratic resolutions. The proceedings
eliminated to-day in a contest between the
Old and new unionists over the election of
parliamentary committee. The existing
committee has a large element of old
unionists and moderate men desiring to re-
form the constitution. The congress gave
the ultras less power.
The rumor that the Der6enellos question
has subsidized is untrue. Lord Salisbury is
actively taking diplomatic stsps The
Porte'S ambassador here wac summoned to
Constantinople yesterday to give an &C
count OF tho position. Ex-Grand War
kiamal Pasha continues prisoner in his
hon -
stantinoplo, Sir William White, and the
German ambassador, Herr Won Radowitz,
havo made representations to the Sultan
with view to the protection of Kiamal
Pasha. Tho Sultan, who gave an audience
to-day to Herr Won Radowitz, denied his
designs were inimicsl to any European
power and stated, referring to Kiamal.
there wac no serious charge against him.
A dispatch today from Constantinople
says kiamal will probably be appointed
governor Of Smyrna.
The personnel OF tho CHILEAN legation
here cot In conjunction with Augustin Ross,
Gillian junta agent. Auguste Matte, Paris.
and Claudio Matte, of Berlin. acting for
the iunts, have taken temporary charge of
the legation in those cities. Senior Godoy.
Balmaceda's late agent, hiss ceased to act.
The cruiser Presidento Pinto tonight
passed up tho river toward Hamburg.
Pending legal questions appear to retard
the surrender of the vessels to the iunta.
The Prince of Wales is about to visit Sir
Frederick Johnstons at Dumfreys and
Lord Lonsdale at Sowther castle Both
the latter ere noted spertsmen, fond of
shooting by day and baccarat by night. In
view Of this fact the wetchfui suspicious
OF the religious classes are keenly fixed on
the Prince.
Tho Prince and Princess of Wales and
Duke of Clarence promise to be present at
the wedding of the Earl of Dudley to Miss
Guerner, which will be most notable
event, attracting the entire attention of
society. The famous Dudley diamonds.
reset, consisting of six tiaras and psrures,
will be displayed.
The marriage of Mr.. Tenant, brother
of Mrs. Henry M. Stanley, to Miss Lizzie
Tilton, Washington belle, is fixed FOR
December.
The Queens health is weak and her ply
sicians regulate her diet more strictly than
ever. Visitors find notable increase in
the Queens aspect of age.