Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-15
THAT LOSS OF THE LIBERALS.
A Movement Against tho Admission Of
American Cattle.
Colonel longer Investigating tho fu-
dus,ry in 'ysics Alleged Eject
OF the rarln.

LONDON. OCT. l.-The TACT that the
Prince Of Wales absonted himself from
the funeral Of renyson In order TO
attend the Newmarket races 10 provoke
Ing considerable comment. HIS action
" especially dilated upon by Radical
journals. His absence from Wcstmin-
stur would have been less remarked
upon but Tor the fact that not n single
royal pefsonnge waa present at tho
funeral. since the Tfsnby Croft affair
public opinion IL very sensitive In re-
gard TO the conduct OF the prince, but
thU public takes a very common senso
Wow Of his present action. The efforts
being made 20 arouse feeling against
him have fallen fiat. IL Ia generally
folt that his parliallty for the lighter
aide Of national life ia 80 marked that
To show deep regret over the death Of
ronnyEon would ho more hypocrisy.
The Chronicle says.
1lt Ia true the Prince went where tho
mHss OF the people went. Tennyaon
wau nover the peoples poet, but the
point h whether In the hearts OF the
people they really prefer n Prince who
cannot postpone ono days shooting or
racing in order to mark tho great
epoch In his mothers reign.
The Radical Journals, while dilRtlng
upon the Princes absence, diacreetly
omit AZ far rs possible GlAdstone's
nbsence. His plea OF pressure OF work
and the excuse volunteered by his sup
pottera, that there was danger OF catch
Ing severe cold I'm Westminster
Abbey, is not considered quite sa.lsfao-
tory.
THE DRFEAT YEsTERDAY or Lawson,
tho Glads.onian who contested the Cir
encestcr division OF Gloucestershiro
with Colonel Master, Conservative, In
keenly felt by tho Liberals, who,
though thoy expected n tough fight,
hoped 10 retain the scat. 1t Is the frat
loss tho Liberals hnvo sustained since
the general election following re-
duood maJorities in the by.elections In
Leeds and Bedfordshire. II ia certain
10 make n marked impression on tho
public while 1t will stimulate the Con-
servatives TO contest every election
where there Ia the smallest chance OF
victory.
TIIERE Is A MOVEMENT ON FOOT
among the cattle breeders to promote n
bill providing for quarantining all
foreign live stock except such "a IL In
tended for slaughter. The movement
~ chiefly directed against tho admis-
sion Of American store cattle. The
LtUe Stock Journal strongly supports
tho manifesto that has been issued,
calling upon the workmon out OF ems
ployment 20 march In procession be-
hind the Lord Mayors show Novem-
Der 9th, and afterwards force their way
Into Trafalgar Square for the purpose
OF holding IA meeting thore, TO give
formal expression 10 tho demand for
work OF bread.
TIN PLATE.
Colonel Conger OF Ohio, who r. pFesi-
don't OF the American Tin Plate COM
pgny, spent fortnight In Wales ex-
amining various tin plats plants and
gOea home convinced that villain w o
yoara America will make all tho tin
plate required, and at less than the
average market price for the last Ave
years. In an interview at Liverpool,
Colonel Conger said:
If America should not produce n
single ton OF pig thu, Ii would DO no
| disadvantage to her as OF the 81 900
| tons produced IN 1891, Cornwall pro-
ducpd 5000 tons, Australia 5000 tons,
5nxony 1909 tons, and the South beA
lslRnd the remainder. We can pro-
dnce plates as cheaply rs Wales can.
We get tin In the South Seas at an
equal advantage with England. The
chief question ia workmanship aud
wages. Metal workmen In Wales aro
paid In the highest wages received in
| Europe FOR similar work, yet We pay
double tho wAges paid there, and there
will DO 40 difficulty in getting plenty OF
men. The smartest manufacturers in
Wales are removing their plants to
\ America, which IL good move for
both countries, relieving over produce
ton here and giving us experienced
men and business we need"
Welsh newspapers, commenting
upon Conger's visit, say the tin plate
industry has failed to take root In the
| United States, in spite OF the govern
men,'s nursing ami coddling, and peo-
| plo there are beginning to see that
while the tariff severely hurt Wales, 1t
hurts tin consumers in the United
States much more.