New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-06
L1BOR LEADERS ACCUSED.
Joseph H. WILSON CHARGED WITH MIS-
APPLYING UNION FUNDS
PROFESSOR BRyCE's IDENTIFICATION or PROBES
SIGNAL AGIrATORS-KEIR HARDIE's ANAR-
cHIsTIc ADVICE TO THE UNEMPLOYED
Az ORI.EANIsT DEMONSTRATION


AND \ PANAMA BOMB
SHELL EXPECTED.
London Jan 5-Professor James Bryce. pres
ident Of the Board Of Trade. in speech AT
Darwcn last evening struck the keynote OF LID
eraI protest against the clamor of the LABOR
party for an increased representation III fariia-
mcnt with a Socialist platform. There was II"
objection he said to there being more genuine
workingmcn in Parliament but he denounced
those so-caed labor advocates who were con-
tinually stirring up class hostilities ana aVo"-
ing their desire to smash the Liberal party INTO
small fragments unless their demands were CON
coded Mr.. Bryce refraincd from disclosing the
extent or the discontent among the weather.
Liberals at the Governments dalliancy with
tho Socialists As the Liberal party purse
requires replonishinG. and that pretty soon
some declaration in this line is necessary. II
the best supporters of the party could be drawn
upon for funds apart from this motive. tho rank
and file Of the party would soon begin revolt
against the faint which is now a result Of their
association with men like Kcir Elardic. Joseph
H. Wilson and even Ben Tillett Keir IIardie.
I'm a labor article to-day. advises unemployed
men to wreck and plumber shops. declaring
that they are abundantly justified in doing so
I'm order 10 supply their needs. IF nifty men
each in Glasgow. Liverpool. Manchester Leeds
and London" he writes. entered shops and
helped themselves 10 whatever they could lay
their hands upon and kept this game going
something would happen. II were in their po-
siiion | would do this and perhaps something
worse"
As to Joseph II Wilson. who is a Radical
member ~ the House Of Commons for Middles-
borough accusations have been made against
him since tho collapse OF the Scamens Union Of
having misappii,d or in plain words spent
$50 GOO II tho unions funds and Of having is
sued forged circular purporting 10 account
for tho money These accusations have caused
other labor agltators to be held IN suspicion
and a letter written by Wilson. which was dis
covered Few DAYS ago and published has
further increased the general belief that he rs
Unworthy II confidence and augmented the sus-
picion that tn" other labor leaders are no better
than ho which. in som" cases, Is not tru" Inc
! letter contains a passage In regard 10 manipu
lafiug tho union vote Ohc letter was written
while he was connected with the now defunct
S"amcn's Gnionl. which says.
You can always take ballot on the question OF
| a strike. " don't wan strike "" can put
IN halo, papers In sufficient numbers TO make Il
right
Ben Tictt has raised howl that the dock
| lahorcrs ~ which branch Of labor unonism
| ~ is tho leader. ar" being crushed because the
| public will not respond 20 their appeals The
| dockmcn are certainly suffering. but their suf-
| fcrings are caused by the prevailing hard times
/ and "A surfcit OF TtllettiSm. In tn" mean time
| Tlllett himself Is thriving IL" has recently
| built villa which cost $1,000. and evinces other
| evidences Of prosperity
| The adhcrcnis Of the Duo dOrleans In London
! are I'm expectation that their leader viii Al an
| early date issue manifesto. which viii be fol-
! lowed By a demonstration on French soil. At the
risk u his arrest. Faith In this movement Is
| based upon the belief that tho people Of France
| have become Disguised with the corruption exist
| Ing among the politicians and journalists OF the
! Republic. ana are fast turning toward a mon
| archy for relief
NJ IIamon the author Of France. Social ct
! Polltiquc." who is now In London, says that. now
| that Count Ferdinand de Lesscps j. dead. his son
| Charles and Mlrus Fontane. who have remained
| silent under the threat that II they spoke while
| ne was alive the Old engineer would be inpris-
| oned will speak II this be true. their statement
| concerning Panama Canal affairs will prove a
veriiablc bombshcll In the ranks OF the Senators
| and Deputies OF the Republic.
While Queen Victoria sojourns at Nice. the
| DGwager Czarina OF Russia and her daughter
| the Grand-duchcss Nenia Will be In Mentonc
| where the cx-Empress Eugene and Empress
| Elizabeth II Austria VIII also make brief visits.
| Mr. Gladstone Concordance and Prayer Book
| the work OF his leisure hours for twenty years.
| will be ready on February J.
Lord Roscbcry intends to increase the number
! II horses I'm his Newmarket stud. which now con-
| tains sixteen racers.
The famous Cape Colony millionaire Barnato
| has entered the turf ring under the guidance OF
| Lord Marcus Beresford