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WASHINGTON, July 2. The Grant
Jones memorandum on the finance
proves to have been a chapter ont, of a
pamphlet entitled /" How to Resume -
published q few weeks since by ex-Judge
Pascal. q ss 80 ~. - - = P-s r:..,g. ~
Nvw yo.r s.J,,v q IN. t.r;mes re-
a.. ,rh ~. s.a..r,.,,. ,h.t 2 ,ha California
poo;so Ro,,rood ;s NOT nra,ared to tns,,ec nav
;ts interest - .Ha
Tho d,soovar-v,, 49, - fo~oad bonds here
creotes cons;aerob,e .1c;tament in finan-
o;o, -. a.n,..s those
secpr;t;es baconsa 81 time nprchasers fear
getting the spurious ,asnsy7rxT9
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Aa!' ueo. Danie'S ~as Aanee snu sn'
MAJOR anu US sranussotn PfoNaPay i"'aiiy
the track in front of an approaching
train. i-f'r2H 3'5 litsy. , fE -"
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NE" iohA' 'uis e.cnan's s1sA'
cnange mas aispa'cn iron Tic'on say
there or at Halifax iustifying the report
of the loss of the cable steamer Faraday.
The Tribune saws a meeting of rail.
road men here, last night declared war
against the Pacific Mail by deciding on
greatly reduced rates to California. 1t
is said the Company had representatives
at the conference It's believed how
ever that a new effort ia making to renew
tbe combination he+wean the overland
and the Isthmus routes. to the publHic
disadvantage. and that the question is Is
still undecided. Ruse,l SAGE saws the
Pacific Mail Company is going to .build
three steamers of 5000 tons burden
each. - a-s b. ASST
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eu seriously ~ Tue Mouoc war. mas
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LONDON, July 2.-In ths House OF
Commons last nicht; the discnssiou1 n,
DR.. Butts Home-Rule motion was AZ re- re.
sumed. Daniel O, Douohue. the Mem
Der from Tralee. 81 said the Home-ruIe
movement was a miserable comnromise
concerted bv those who did notdapaface
the penalties Of Fenianisri. He ack,
nowledeed the desire Of England to con
ciliate Ireland, and said spersevance in
this agitation would be in defiance Of
gratitude, Justice and commoh SENSE
He said the ultimate object ofthe leader
of the movement was to incite Irishn1en'
to force repeal of the Union. audaheir
success would plunge Ireland into apciy-
! war and annul the recent progress in,
that country. He said further that if
England continue to remove every pre-
text on the plea of misgovernment in
Ireland, the result would be disgrace>
full failure. He firmly believed that its
success would bring ruin to- every man
in Ireland.
Robt. Lowe, Member from the Uni
versity of London, said the establish
ment of local Irish government would
involve the necessity Of similar bodies
in Scotland and England. and the result
would be constant disputes and dificul-
ties. ~ r3s,q 1s h7s'I ,uln
D;sra.I; was nnahle n see that Tre.
lend had n r;obt tn greater y ainron,,nf on,,nf If
self government than Scotland or En-
GLAND. He demonstrated the ground |
lessness OF the complaint that lr1shmen
We're not appointed to high offices under
ana denied that Ireland
was treated rs o conquered country .andt
said that two separate parliaments vc1ld
be constantly in collision, and that the
in the Irish Parliament would
be always appealing to the Imperial
Parliament. He opposed the notion
because 1t was injurious to oothoceun3
tries. as great crisis Of the world was
nearer than some supposed He wished
the people to be united; to accept this
motion would produce d1ssenslons IN
England and nigh result In the destruc-