Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-17
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naifour'. Leadership. --fgtsd.tauc'a
uinndsr -hngtish nethodi,ts.
LONDON, oct. iG.-rho Couscrvn.
tives have been premnturcly juhilaut
over having escaped tho lcadvrship VI
Guschcu. The members ~ the Carlton
Club to-day reviewed with shock "
disappointment the kilograms from
BalfoiIf denying that hc had been
offered tho leadership. Douglas. tho
Conservative whip, denies that the
premier has yet definitely Offered tho
vacant poet ~ amy member u tho csl'-
incL lie would not my Whistler II
had been oiiufvd 10 any ono outside tho
cahinot-mVAning the MaIqula Of Hart.
ingtou. The truth u the position, rs
kupwn Ia the Inner Official circle, "
that Baiiour wants Harrington TO he.
come leader, with u rvcrsl0n OF the
post 81 himself Hohind Bnliour'.
Oatcnsiblc reasons IA the fact that he
does not care 10 have his early period
Of icadcuhip sigunlikod by tho coming
dvclslve defeat NJ the party. No ono
having even a casual contact with u
government minister can escape the
conviction that forebodiugs ola grand
disaster at tho next gcnuml election MI
tholr minds. The inlocision NJ Sails.
bury !, damaging the position Of the
government
The comments Of the official organs
u the French aud other European
governments On GlhdstOnU's aon0unc.
Ing at Newcastle his intention TO move
an order for
rIiE EVACUATION ~ EoYtE
has awakened the Liberal leaders 20
tile prospective dangcrs NJ the declari-
ton, anu scmi-otiiCial explanations
have appeared putting u gluss on 6lnd-
stones words greatly ~ variance with
the INT general Interpretation. Glad.
stone. II IL stated, did not mean that Ne
soon ne hr attained power he would
discontinue the occupation; he would
simply looE for some way for bringing
10 close the present provisional
regime. James Brlce, m the next
Literal under foreign secretary, has
declared the SANE Ia n speech. All
this Shove thRt Gladstone has again
been laundering into blunder on hia
foreign policy, which Ills colleague
mud Il necessary 10 correct.
Tho foreign office denies tho Russian
/ reports that the pnmir question will be
settled through delimitation commits.
sion. No power has conceived or
made the Proposal 10 England, which
II Is unlikely she would entertain.
SEw LEADER.
Piors Mahoncy, mcmbsr OF Parlia.
ment tor North Meath, speaking NJ "a
meeting " the followers Of Parncll nj
Dublin today, wis greeted ~ the new
leader lilo rallied at Dillon aud
/ O'BHun. Mahoney In u mere figure.
head. He Is n orspesker, aud has no
known gifls "a tauiicmn. The section
has but three men Of proved Parlla-
mentaTy Redmond, leaTy
aud John O'ConuOr. This iirst named
has become the actual leader. The
/ evaporation Of the factions Increases
daily. Hsaly IL specially marked out
| Tor detosthtion. His utteanco recorded
! during the Kilkenny contest about
/ Pafnoll; 81 viii drivO him into his
grave or a luuntlc asylum," Is recalled
/ ana made much Of.
Tho feeling Of the Washington con-
ference toward
\ uSioS ~ THE CHURCHES,
has not tho entire sympathy Of the
Methodists here. Toward tho APP
| pTOachef of tho Nln'coniormiistA' coun-
ell Tor closer relations, the Wesleyan
council, la session this week, gave au
| absolute refusal.
Mr.. JAMES Drrdgo and Sir Henry
| Wood OF the Royal Commission 10 rep
resent
uREAT BRITAIN AT THr WORLDS
PAIR,
have prepared the draft Of n report Gu.
| l0gizlng the prospects and arrangements
OF the Fair, aud urging Wide and active
participation 10y the people OF Great
| Britain.
THE ErrORrs fROM BRADFORD
20 tho Unitvd States ror September show
/ a decrease OF E328, $40, cOlapafsd with
| the returns for the same month In 1850.
/ The new American tariii Il proving
ul!uous to tho trade OF Bradford, and
the markets Of other countries do not
/ come TO the rescue.