Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-08-31
OVER THE WATER.

Irish Politics Transferred to West
minister A Long Debate The
Lords Committing Political sui
cide-A Great Scare mt Kuraehee
Sinde-A Fenfan Plot.
by Telegraph to the sentinel.l
LONDON. August sO.-The interest in
Irish politics has been transferred to West
minister. The all night debate on Thurs
day was not prearranged, and was devel-
oped by an imprudent observation from
the Government bench, although the Irish
members desired to force attention during
the present session to the employment OF
military under the guise OF the constabu-
larry. Such a lengthy debate was only sug-
gested because the Irish members desired
to display their tactics before the leading
members of the Land League, who were
present. while the debate gratiied the
vanity Of the English. The opinion is
unanimous as to q sincere desire OF the
present government to satisfy Irish de-
mands il allowed a reasonable time. Mr..
Forster's declaration Of his new inten-
ton to introduce a bill to pre-
vent unjust landlords from taking
advantage of the machinery of repression,
is an unmistakable evidence Of the Gov
ernments sincerity, and is also a warning
to the worst class of landlords. The Eng
llsh Liberals and Radicals blame the Irish
for refusing the olive branch in its ulti-
mate effect. The 81 hours sitting may yet
be disastrous to the Irish party. It has
convinced the present Parliament, as SINH
lar circumstances did the last, of the ne
cessity of new rules to prevent the minor
ity from oyer-awing the House. The
members dislike the curtailing Of their
privileges, but the feeling is universal,
after Thursdays proceedings, that the
conduct OF the Irish party requires a sac
rifice, which, under ordinary circum.
stances, the Radicals and Liberals alike
would not concede.
The Lords are committing political
suicide. A fortnight ago, the Peers en-.
couraged the general impression that they
would not interfere further with the Gov
ernment's bills. Having rejected the Com.
pensation bill, they thought it dangerous
to attempt to throw out any more. The
rejection of the Compensation bill
made them intensely unpopular in Ireland
and threatens to bring about a combina
ton of English radicals with the Irish par.
ty against the hereditary system in the
House Of Lords. The amendments to the
Employers Liability bill have now reused
the working classes into antagonism. The
Peers desire, likewise, to reject the hare
and-rabbit bill. This step would create 9
conflict between themselves and the ten
ants. At a large meeting of the conserva
tive Peers. held yesterday, Lord Beacons
field advised to accept the bill, SUGGESTING
such alterations in the committee as would
not affect the main object of the measure
but would deprive the tenants Of sporting
rights while comforting on them the au.
thority Of destroying ground game. The
best method for this purpose, it was sug
gested, would be to limit the number Of
guns on q farm, and to require a list to bt
recorded of persons entitled to carry guns
1t ia probable the House of Commons viii
accept this amendment.
The Standard has the following from
Bombay: There was q great scare at Kur
achee Sinde on Friday in consequence o.
the reports by the natives that Is, 900 Path
ans had assembled on the hills and medi
tated an attack. Arms were distributed t.
the whites and achievements ordered up
but the night passed quietly. The Pathar
residents we're disarmed on Saturday. A
correspondent Of the Times, at Bombay
telegraphs that serious apprehensions arr
entertained at Kurachee. A steamer con
veying three companies Of reinforcement
to that place was ordered to go at full
steam, as trouble is expected on the Sindt
frontier.
Cork, August 30.-Some time age the
constabulary received information of Z
Fenian plot to attack the powder mills and
barracks at Ballinicollin, five miles south.
east Of Cork. Extra precautions wert
taken and continued against a surprise
The Constitution newspaper alleges thai
the men in positions Of trust at the mills
are Fenian officers.