The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-23
FROM LONDON.

Differences in the GlRistonian Cnbine ct
Mutiny and Rebellion.
Copyright. 1892. New York Associated Press I
LONDON, Oct. 22.-lt is rumored that SER
ious differences have arisen in the cabinet
| over the question of the release OF dynam-
| lite prisoners. A prominent conservative
organ has even declared that Home Score
| tRry Asquith has threatened to resign. 1t
| IA an open sc cret that the o has been differ
ence OF opinion in the ministry as to the
settlement of the question OF permitting
| MEETINGS in Trafalgar squar, but the mat
| ter WAS arranged by compromise. Ac-
| cording to reports from radical centers Sir
| William Hsrcou has decided that the
next budget shall include proposals provid-
| ing for + GO "brsakfast table" by the abol-
| ltion of duties tea, cotfoe and cocoa.
Reduction in revenue will be met by in
creased taxation on land, Such scheme
| would give immense satisfaction TO the
working classes.
Recent manifestations Of mutiny. oom-
ing on top of others in the crack regiments.
are creating feeling of CONSERVATION
| throughout the country and causing gen
| eral outcry for thorough inqui'y into the
cause of what appears to be widespread
discomfort. Letters published from sol
dies 70 CO the belief that the officers are
greatly to blame.
oussing the question and when parliament
| reopens the secretary OF war will be closely
questioned on the subject. the result Of
| which will probably be an official inquiry.
Great indignation is expressed in regard to
the dismissal Of non-commlssoned office 8
of the life guards and other men declare
| their intention of buying their discharge.
| Astronomical ci cles here continue to be
| intensely Interested in Prof. Barnaru's dis
cove of q fifth satellite of Jupiter. +.
! w. Maunder. in charge of the Photographic
and spectroacopic section of the Greenwich
observatory. said he had no doubt the dis
| covery was genuine one and he considered
| it Il discovery of the greatest interest. He
| thought il scarcely likely that the satellite
| ia Il recent capture by Jupiter, bnslng the
| opinion on the fact that the satellite moves
| almost precisely in the plane of the planet's 9
| equator. 1t is readily conceivable. he said,
| that the newly discovered satellite has been
Il msm, er of the system from tho fl st. He
| thought it highly improbable that the sat
| elllte could have been discovered by a
smaller telescope than that of Lick obser-
| vatory, even had definite search been mad
| for it.
A portentious fact in connection with the
illness of the king Of spain is
the revival Of activity in Carlss
centers in London and Paris. Signs
are not wanting that preparations are being
made by the Carllsts TO strike q blow ere
| long for tho possession of the Spanish
throne. They in active communication
with a network OF committees with which
| the whole of Spain ia overiun. Don Ca los
was greatly affected by the loss of life in
| the last war and he determined that the
Carlos standard will not be again raised
until there IL absolute certainty of victo Y.
| 1t Is announced that pleuro pneumonia
has been discovered in q Canadian COW, in
addition to the case of An American bull
look already reported. All animals with
which the infected COW came in contact
wero ordered DESTROYED. Strcter insI ee-
| tion of all Canadian cattle has been ordered.