The record-union., 1891-09-12
LONDON GOSSIP.

Labor Unionists Believe They VIII
Eventually Control Parliament.
Copyright, 1891, by n. Y. Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. u.-Although the new
Unionists held au overwhelming ma
Jorlty in the Trades Union Congress, they
used their power with moderation and
discretion, in marked contrast with
last years meeting. Socialistic to the
last, land naturalization and the denun
Citations Of capital were not permitted to
occupy the attention of the Congress, the
delegates applying themselves to discus-
slons OF an Immediately practical nature.
The democratic character of the Congress
never was more pronounced, though the
sociallstic views were less ohtrusive.
The pervading tone of the speeches
showed an absolute conviction that labor
Will, within the near future, dominate in
Parliament and make the country's laws
The old Unionists displayed the same
consciousness of the mastery of the situa-
ton as the new Unionists, though tanner
in vindicating their labor claims and pre-
dictions of victory. The moderates could
not prevent the ultra-democratic section
from passing some erratic resolutions.
The proceedings eliminated to-day in
a contest between the old and new Union
lists over the election of parliamentary
committee. The existing committee has
a large element of old Unionists and mod
crate men desiring to reform the Consti-
tuition. The Congress gave the Ultras
less power.
The rumor that the Dardenelles ques-
ton has subsidized is untrue. Lord Sails
bury is actively taking diplomatic steps,
The Porte's EmbaSsador here was sum-
moned to Constantinopole yesterday to
give an account of the position
EN-Grand NiZier Kiamil Pasha CON
tinueS to be prisoner in his own house.
The British Minister at Constantinople,
Sir William White, and the German En-
bassador, Herr Won Radowitz, have made
representations to the Sultan with view
to the protection of Kiamil Pasha The
Sultan who gave audience to-day to Herr
Won Radowitz, denied that his designs
were ininical to any European power
and stated, referring to tiamil thai there
was no serious charge against him. A
dispatch to-day from Constantinople says
that Kiamil will probably be appointed
Governor of Smyrna.
The personnel Of the Chilean legation
here act in conjunction with Augustin
Ross, the Chilean Junta's agent Auguste
Matte of Paris, and Claudio Matte OF Ber-
lin, acting for tho Junta, have taken
temporary charge ofthe legations in those
cities. Senor Godoy, Balmaceda's late
agent, has ceased to act. The cruiser
Presidente Pinto tonight passed up the
river toward Hamburg. The pending
legal question appears to retard the sur
render of the vessel to Junta.
The Prince of Wales is about to visit
Sir Frederick Johnston at Dunn
fries, and Lord Lonsdaie at
Lowther Castle. Both the latter
are noted sportsmen, fond of shooting
by day and playing baccarat at night. In
view of this fact, the watchful suspicious
of the religious classes are keenly fixed
on the Prince
The Prince and Princess of Wales and
Duke of Clarence promise to be present
at the wedding of the Earl of Dudley to
Miss Guernev, which will be most
notable event. attracting the entire atten-
ton of society. The famous Dudley
diamonds, reset, consisting of six tiaras
and parures, will be displayed.
The marriage of Mr.. Tenant, brother
of Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley, to Miss Lizzie
Tilton, Washington belle, IS fixed for
December.
The Queens health is weak and the
physicians regulate her diet more strictly
than ever The visitors find notable
increase in the Queens aspect OF age.