Omaha daily bee., 1883-02-10
oTHIR LANDS THAN OURS.

over the revelations made In the Dab
} lin police court, which for two week
pact have been increasing In import
snce and interest. The heavy reward
) offered by the government hav,
brought from their holes a host of in
formers, and, il their stories are true
81 fiji ;ient evidence has been adduce,
to give Marwood, the executioner
work for some months to come. s,
lar as the testimony bearing on IN,
murder CT Juror Field is concerntd
u appears to be particularly etrorg
R.our men are charged with the ofense.
sni n Kivanaugh has turned ia.
fotmer, while another witness iden.i
Tea him az the driver of the car
which tore off the murder.
~rs. A girl, Alice Carroll,
,w,ars to -"oognis'ng Brady, one d
the accused, as the man Who sta6bcd
Field, and two other witnesses tsst'f.
TO confessions of the men charged with
the crime. e ght men staud charged
With the murder Of Lord Frederick
! Cayerdish and Under Secretary
ilurke. Brady, one OF thu accused, lie
identif. d by the Pne TX park ranger
70 one Of the FIVE men who we're on the
car by which the murderers escaped
Two other witnesses testify to seeing
Brady and McCt fl .rey lurking in the
park on the evening of the murder,
while the discovery Of two surgeons
knives with which II is believed the
deed was committed complete the rev
Citations. Twenty five men have been
arrested duiiog the week by the
government, and 1t is stated that evil
dence 10 conclusive which connects
each and all with some If the OUT.
RACES which have been committed
during the last three years in Ireland.
MessrS. Divitt, Hesly and Q ion,
having refused to give bonds for good
behavior have bseu sent to Kilmain.
ham Jail for Fix months. Mean While
The Catholic clergy under orders from
Rome are denouncing secret societiee,
aud urging tho people to order. Fam
Inc continues in The west, and many
deaths are reported. The local reliei
SOCIETIES profess themselves unable to
cope with the sutf ,ring, and strong ap
peals are being made in England for
government aid for the euffsrers.
How the Dublin discoveries end the
present excitement over them in Eng.
and will affect Irish legislation in the
coming session eff parliament, is a
subject of discussion in the London
journals. Lord Hsrtingson's speech
OF two weeks ago in which he dc.
clared that nothing flrth r in the wa
of remedial legislation for Ireland
need be expected from Mr.. Gladatone's
ministry, Is vigorously attacked b.
the radical clement In tho whig party.
MIR. Chamberlain, who holds q seat in
the cabinet, appeals to the Irish mem-
bars to ineisS upon having another
lrish fessiou and In his speech a.
Swansea tells them that 1t will bs thci,
own fault ii they do not obtain a hear.
ing by inststing that the English. mr.,
not entitled 70 resent Irish complaint,
until every Irish grievance has been
righted. Indications point to a serious
division in the cabinet upon the expe.
diency OF pushing forward the arresrs
act and some measure looking TOWARD
q limited home rule for Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone has not yet returne
from Cannes, but parliament will or
on next Thursday with the prer a
despite the advice Of HIS physic he
attendance. If the Irish lee
1t ignored the cabinet will a. .lslatc
fulhl Its pledges of reform ,teTpt
ter Of redistributipg the p h ma
franchises. OF the ref ~rl'amenta'
plated In the electoral Jrms confer
Is simple and de6p' nachinery, o.
i q ian'i io ss, noiio OF .he properly esy' qua u
~boroughs. Att In counties and
outside the j resent men who dw'
who must tn mits OF %boroughs, al
at all. for I, .srefore vote, If they vo
lament. Le county members Of pa
suffrage ind the conditions of Il
than + i considerably more onsro
resid Aose imposed upon the borony
mo-. .entu. This discrimination te.
To- only against agricultural lahore
Ad miners who live in villages, b
against many operatives and mochani
6 who, for the sake Of cheap
rents, sleep Just without Il
. legal boundaries If the borou4
In which they work. II
method Of redistribu'irg psrliamenta
70 seats will be q much more d fiji ~
h matter because superintendent of mel
bers according to population is N
prsoticed In England. The antiquat,
- and unreasonable distinction bet we,
IT boroughs and counties will probab
N be kept up in principle, although
much larger share of membs Ora will |
y given to the.shires, and some If Il
g smaller boroughs will be altogeth
D. dis frapchised. There will be mu,
a. qusrreling, of oourse, over these f.
lures Of the new dissributive schem
but the most acrimonious d"iscus,il
y will turn upon the question wheth
he the quota of members allotted to Sec
A. land aud Ireland shall be change
l. The seats from Scotland aud Irelal
are guaranteed by treaty'snd the poi
is raised that the Act of the Union ca
not be- broken. Ga this Account d