New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-11
BRITISH CABINET STRONG
BELIEF THAT THE EDUCATION BILL
WILL BE PASSED.
SPEED OF GERMAN STEAMERS
IRISH NOTES
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special 20 The Nev-York Tribune ,. French Gable
Copyright: 1872: BY The Tribune Association
London. Oct. IL. l a. rn.-The Cabinet meeting
to-day will he chiefly concerned with the Edu-
cation bin and the best method Of facilitating
us passage by suitable amendments Mr.. Cham
oerlain and other ministers have already
rlNed IN London, and the invigorating effect of
tneir presence is felt in the Conservative clubs.
where the idea is secuted that the government
can be defeated on this issue. Stress is laid
upon the fact that the chief defenders Of
practical measure for the relief Of church
schools are Scotch Presbyterians and Uni
'sTlahs. and that the Nonconformists can safe
~ follow Mr.. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain.
since they not religious zeaIots but states
men interested in educational reform as a ma
,iohal policy, Chamherlain's speech. without
NouDl' mas put fresh spirit into the Conserva-
''Nes' who have been fiinching under the de-
's'illled attack Of the opposition. II has also
eHehced douhters who have suspected that Mr..
'"-Inherlain would remain IN the background
anu leave Mr.. Balfour to fight the battle alone.
With the arrival Of the King from North
her"lch, one of the most important eccIAsi-
as1l'al appointments will speedily he decided
ms IS Dean Rradley's successor at West
munster The two candidates generally named
ar canon Anger and Subdean Duckworth
~ Il IS rumored that both may he set aside
III FAVOR Of a third ecclesisstic OF high rank
mere is good deal of growing in naval and
'"'ppinE circles over the double exploit Of the
steamer kronprinz Wilhelm ia damaging the
,O'Iedo destroyer Wizard well running
Gown the steamer Robert Ingham i'm approach
ing and leaving Southampton The oldtlme
charge is renewed that the captains Of German
-iheFS DO not slacken their speed in a heavy
-os' as IS the inVariabIe custom OF the Cunard
Inc captains, but forge ahead at high speed
n order TO reach their port on schedule time
me evidence that the Kronprinz Wilhelm was
running at high speed I'm these instances is ex
p0''e' and needs TO be accepted with reserve.
me Morgan combination has succeeded in
lifting the shares of the MANCHESTER shin Cena1
Oy arrangements for A direct communicate
between America and that port So intense is
the gratitude of the Manchester Corporation
Nhloh Is now behind the canal company, for
"e sympathy and cooperation with that enter
prise that the organizers OF the Steamship Trust
may md themselves entitled 10 statues around
'he Town Hall. alongside Of Golden Gladstone
and Bright.
me irish landlords decided by II votes 10 Il |
against compromise with the tenants This
majority causes some surprise and The Daily
,hf"nicle' says that landlords have again acted |
IN accordance with their worst traditions. and |
nave again diminished the fast vanishing SYM
Iathy Of this country with them in their mis-
fortunes
Some u the English trades unions are consid- |
erinS the advsabilitv OF a strike in supDort ~ /
the Pennsylvania miners The price 81 coal in |
L"ndon has already reached the highest level
that was recorded all last winter and with the /
first cold spell still TO the outlook for this
winter is by no means cheering
4 direct express train will leave Vienna for
Picking on January l. and the service will be-
continued three times a week
Yesterday iuI OF notable Incidents i'm
Irish public life Mr. Russell opened his au-
tumn campaign al Saintfield. County Down. on
the furtherance Of his scheme Of compulsory
land purchase. the Irish Landlords convention |
met at MolesWorth Hall. Dublin. under the
Of Tatflra