Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-22
AN IDEAOF SIR WIN. HARcOURT.
Recent Manifestations oiliuiiny Create
CONSERVATION.
or INTEREST 10 AsrnoaoaEns.


LONDON, Oct. 2l.-It IL rumorcd that
serious difference has arison In the cab.
met oy' i've question OF the release Of
the dyn lie prisonem. A prominent
conservative organ even declares that
Home Secretary Asquith has throat
cned 10 rcHign. Il IL an open eccIot
that there "a n difference Of opinion In
the ministry IA 10 the settlement Of the
question Of permitting meetings ia Ira
ia!gar square, but tho matter may bc
arranged by compounds.
According 20 teporla from Radical
centeu, Sir William uarcourt has de-
cidcd that tho next budget shali In
clude prOposniH providing for u "ireu
breakfast table" by abolishlug the du-
ties on tea, coffee nnd cocoa. The
reduction ia tho revenue will no met
hy Increased taxation on land. Such u
scheme would glyo immense satisfao-
ton 10 the WORKING clnsses.
The recent manifestations OF mutiny
coming one on top OF the other IN tho
crack regiments arc creating a feeling
OF CONSERVATION throughout the ooun-
try, and are causingn general cutlery
Tor thorough inquiry into the cause
OF what appears 10 be- Widespread dis
content. Le,tere published from sol
diers force the belief that the officers
arc greatly TO blame. Radical mem
beers Of the House arc discussing tho
| question, and when Parliament ehall
/ reopen the secretary OF war viii DO
closely questioned on the subject. The
| result Will probably be an official In
quiry. Great Indignation Is expressed
In regard TO tho dismissal OF non
commissioned oillcerB. Life guards
and other men declare their intention
Of buying their discharges.
Little interest Ia shown IN yachting
circles IN regard to the proposed race
for the American cup. The apathy IA
chiefly due 10 the fact that Lord Dun.
ravens challenge emanates from him.
ssli, privately, without the sanction OF
any leading yacht club.
Astronomical circles horo continue
10 bo intensely Interested In Professor
Barnard's discovery OF the fifth satel-
lite OF Jupiter. Il. w. Maunder, In
charge OF the Photographic and speo-
tfoacopio aectlon Of Greenwich obsor-
vatory, said no had no doubt tina. tho
discovery was genuine one, and he
considered II a discovery OF the great
est interest. He thought II scarcely
likely that the satellite was recent
capture by Jupiter, bssing his opinion
ON the fact that tho satellite moves al
most precisely In the plane OF tho
planets equator. II Ia readily con-
ceivable, he said, that the newly.dis.
covered satellite was a member OF the
system from the first, lie thought it
highly improbable that the satellite
could have been discovered by any
smaller telescopes than that OF the Lick
observatory even II definite search had
been made for 1t.
The pofionticus fac. in connection
with the illness Of the King OF Spain
Ia tho revival OF the activity in Carllst
Qeulere In London and Paris. Signs
are not wanting that preparations are
being made by the Carlists 10 strike a
blow efo long for the possession OF the
spanish throne. They are In active
communication with network OF
committees with which the whole OF
spain N overfun. Don Carlos 10 greats
y affected 10y the loss OF life In thu
last war, and no has determined that
the CaTlista' standard shall rot again
be raised until there ~ absolute Ger.
tainty OF victory.
II IL announced that plcuro-pneu.
InUnia has been discovered In n Cann.
uian cow, In addition to the case OF an
American bullock already reported
All the animals with which the In,
fec,ed COW came In contact have been
ordered destroyed. Strlcter inspection
OF all Canadian cattle has been or
dered.