New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-12
THE TORY PROGRAMME.
TOPICS WHICH. WILL BE DISCUSSED AT
THE PART1'S COMING CONFERENCE.
r,,,, GOVERNMENTS IRISH POLICY TENDING TO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ANARCHIST
IuLNEss on THE LONDON STOCK
ExCHANGE-MR. GLADsTONES
<rW PHYSICIAN
NEW PHYSICIAN.


EXCHANGE-MR. GLADsToNES
NEW PHYSICIAN.
- fconyrjoht; 1885, By The United Press)
,,dor Nov; 1.-THE arranging OF the pro-
urar,me for the annual conference of the Con-
e.,,.o National Union was finished only last
night. The programme as finally announcer
osents nothing new. 1t avoids making any
aacarations on the questions of electoral re-
<r, the disestabIishment OF the Church in
wales or other political issues on which IL
would be dangerous to commit the party lo'u
Dunraven will preside at the conference ana
Lord Salisbury will make speech. On U'e
second day Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett WI"
move the adoption OF a resolution approving the
rejection by the House Of Lords of the Home
Rule bill. which resolution will be unanimously
adopted Sir Albert Kaye Rollit NJ r. VIII
sneak in favor of boards Of arbitration Tor lhe
settlement of trades disputes. Arthur Hugh
sn,ith-Barry NJ. p. will call the attention OF
the conference to the time wasted by fariid-
ment in discussing an impossible Home fuie
BILL Among the more prominent resolutions 10
no submitted will be one affirming that Great
Britain is suffering from the abject SUBMISSION
If Parliament to the demands of Irish dema-
gogues
Viewed as whole. no emptier programme was
Il
significant that nothing is said in the pro-
cramme about forcing the dissolution of Parlia-
ment The Conservative cue now being fol-
lowed by the press and on the platform repre-
sents the Government certain 10 be ousted
at the next session. either on the measure pro-
viding for the disestabshment OF the Church III
Wales or on the budget
The fidelity of the anti-Parnellites on which
,,-ilI existence
is being subjected TO a heavy strain. The visit
of Home Secretary Asquith to Dublin for the
purpose of comforting with Mr.. Morley. Chief
Secretary for ireland, was fruitless Of result so
FAR as benefit to the Irish political prisoners
and evicted tenants is concerned. Mr. Morley
was in favor of making concessions on these
questions TO the Irish members OF Parliament,
but his policy was overidden by Mr.. Asquith.
The latter's return from Dublin has been fol-
lowed by a sequence Of coercive measures SIM
liar to those which were enforced during the
term Of Office Of Mr.. Balfour as Chief Secre-
tary. Eleven of the most popular men in Con-
naught have been selected for prosecution by
the Liberal Government. which entered office
pledged to end coercion, to restore evicted ten
ants to their holdings and to dismiss from office
resident Tory magistrates. Nothing keeps
Messrs Dillon and O'Brien and other Anti
fear that without him Home Rule would die
Tho meeting Of Anarchists last night at the
South Place Institute WILL il is expected. lead
10 the prosecution of MOwbray. the publisher
of the ''Commonweal" the organ of the Lon
don Anarchists. and Samues. the editor OF
that paper The sentiments expressed by these
two men in their speeches were outrageous. In
an interview to-day Samues said that the
tha wi
had appeared in the newspapers were the
veriest nonsense. They appeared side by side
with stories reporting the slaughter of Matabele
and the starvation of English miners The
bomb-throwing in Barcelona was only the be
ginning of reprisals upon the rich and those in
power The people of the United States would
yet make reparaton for the hanging OF the
Chicago Anarchists.
China, some time ago having issued an edct
forbdding the importation Of machinery, rep
resentations We're made to Lord Rosebery the
Foreign Minister. as TO the loss which BRUSH
manufacturers would sustain Lord Rosebery
has sent instructions TO the British Minister
at Pekin to protest vigorously against the pro-
hibiton as a violation of the treaties with
Great Britain The prohibition is due 10 the
fact that Ii Hung Chang. the Vceroy of Petchi-
Ii and several other Chinese officials are about
10 start cotton spinning mills in Shanghai
The collapse of business at the Stock Exchange
Is phenomenal Dealers concur in the opinion
memory Several firms are dissovng partner
ship and retiring from business. The clerical
STATS in the offices are being reduced. and bust
ness economies are being practised in every d.
rection.
The course Of prices in the silver market has
completely falsifed the pessmistic convictions
that a fall would inevitably follow the repeal
OF the silver purchase clause OF the Sherman
act by the American Congress. The financial
papers give various explanations Of the strength
of the market Summed up, these explanations
are that there Is a strong demand for silver
for China and japan. while the great silver
mining companies continue TO hold their stocks
Then, too. the report that the American Treas
ury Department had ordered the coinage Of a
portion of the metal bought under the Sherman
act Is admitted to have been Of assistance In
averting the expected troubles. 1.-THE Econo-
mist holds that the action of the American
Treasury would have been better advised If
that department had made provision for its
wants by issuing bonds. In the mean time. it
says. it has had recourse to purely American
resources.
Mr.. Gladstone has selected as his physician.
TO succeed Sir Andrew Clark. who was buried
to-day, William Henry Broadbent. who is one
Of the three Physicians in Ordinary to the
Prince of Wales. Mr.. Gladstones extreme age
makes ii necessary that almost daily med
ical supervision be kept over him. DR.. Clark
advised Mr.. Gladstone that, failing himself. Dr.
Broadbent or Dr. Richard Douglas Powell a
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen, be Sc
Iected At the funeral to-day OF his physician
and friend Mr.. Gladstone looked bent and
piohtfi Dut ne Strengthened up dS ne Ielt west
minister Abbey after the ceremonies had been
ended
Queen Victoria will go to Florence at the end
Of the month. She will remain there three
weeks. and will then go to Naples. King Hum
bert has offered for her use his villa Capodi-
monte. which is or a hill back of Naples
TWENTY ONE PEOPLE INSTANTLY KILLED
DISASTROUS EXPLOSION or ETHER IN A POLISH
CHEMISTS SHOP.
Warsaw. Nov IA dispatch from Brest-
Litovsk. town OF Russian Poland reports that
a terrific exnloslnn occurred fhera to-day I'm the