The sun., 1885-06-28

OF this clashtnR among brethren was fu he'd
this week. The Whitechapel branch Of the
League OF the Cross. q powerful temperance
society founded by Cardinal Manning, re-
solved to expelea member who had testified
against the dynamiter Cunningham. To
effect the expulsion 1t was necessary to obtain
the consent Of Cardinal Manning. and dele
cation Of Irish members waited upon his
Eminence for that purpose. The Cardinal
promptly refused his consent. telling the delo-
gates that they. as members OF the League OF
the Cross. had nothing to do with politics or
with shielding men who sought to destroy life
and property by dynamite. The delegates began
to argue the matter. but the,Cardinal out them
short. and directed oil who wore In favor OF ex-
pelling the witness to hold up their hands.
Tho response was unanimous. Then he d.
rected those who favored the use OF dynamite
to hold UP their hands. and not hand
was raised. The Cardinal then read them
severe lecture for their Inconsistency and in
justice. and sternly directed them to give up
their scarfs and badges Of membership In the
League Of tho Cross. The delegates refused to
surrender their regalia which they said be-
longed to them. and declared that they would
present thom to Mr.. Parnell. The schism In
the League between the, Irish and English
The genera, pnli,ical.interest will centre noxt
stock LORD Rsndoph churchiifs district. st T
writ tor his reelectiop having been or,iered on
india. Il is ipd reanred that tIs ali membsrs % oi t6s
House OF Commons on being appointed Cabl-
ss, shf BE- Ky
opposed BY Mr.. corre Grant. q 6rioiiess barris.
ter. who is known chiefly for his severe de-
Last year Mr.. Grant raised % a tsmpest BY de-.
claring that the Aldermen habitually got drunk
N.nsops ns5 s a.e wSh dd
1t 10 probable that their severe language to-.
pocket borough Of Woodst9ck: The result .!
Randolph has Of late years somewhat neglect
ed his old constttuents, and his brother. the
eleotion. Even when his family influence pre-
pondeIsted at Woodstock fiye years ago he wa.
elected By only sixty majoEity In total vote Of
known man in the district.
Tho majority Of the other Ministers will not
The southern provlnees Of Russia are suffer-
ing from . long continued drought. which
Of wheat on hand is also very low. owing to :he
s, e: Wss Sea ss i fssand
| United states Minister Phelps continues to
| win golden opinions and to receive marked at:
rss at Se Feresa
yesterday he made the acquaintance OF a!l
special. consideration. BY tho Premier. Last
night Mr.. Phelps and Mr. Henry White, Secre-
tary Of Legation. with their wives. attended the
stat: ball az BueKipeham Palace. Next Mon MOI
P,nee T oy 1hs
IN the Guildhsll Of presenting the freedom Of
the city OF London to Prince Albert Victor
This is to be grand affair, the expenses of the
Rs'Ees1at a sSa H the banquet which is to follow
SEN Senator William B. Allison Of Iowa is in Lon.
don ma king round Of social visits.
Mss Mary Anderson has returned to London
after q prolonged tour, among the English
lakes. looking robust and hearty. She intends
%am Rs as
70 Mr. Irvins's company. has begged off from
his engagement to travel with Miss Anderson
the Inc snd M 1ossnh
Holiday @ W tour M Of England and tho % continent b.
fore his return to New York.
strntion to-day oi the increasing, warmth o
States. The occasion was the formal openini
people Of Gissgow from the we'll known ship
% bsry, on behaIi Of Messrs. Elder i Co.. present
Industry Of The, donors. his remarkl
being irsauently Interrupted with cheers
II uses see to
fact that Messrs. Elder 4 Go. had built many
Of the fastest steamships plying b"tweet
more than any other one agency toward bring
ing Englishmen and Americans together anc
strengthening the bonds Of union be tweer
these kindred peoples. The latter remark wal
tho conclusion of which the vast crowd joinet
in singing tho Star Spangled Banner" Will.
the bands played the well-known American
air. The park cost the donors 100000.