The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-17
OLD WORLD NEWS.
Quarrtl in The English Cabiuet-Po
cal Strength Developing Among
British Workingmen.
The Revised Old Testam snt Com
plsted and Copies Given
Out Other News.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Quarrel In the Cabinet over the Irish
Grimes Act-Labor Candidates for
Pailiana eut-Scandals. Etc.


LoNDoS, May l6-TDe quarrel il the Cabinet
the sdvisao oiIy OF receiving the IIish Crimes
act came 10 head this evening. minority OF
the Ministers. headed by Right Honorable Joseph
Cham berlsin, Chairman OF the Board Trade. ed
vocated the abandonment of the sc. TITS minor
lty was finally oveTborne, and the Government
have decided 10 propose renewal for vo years
Of the Get iu modified form. The Parnellites are
this evening indignant st the Government for this
decision. They have privately warned the Minis
tiers that the eject OF Eny. attemp. TO renew the
act even in greatly mitigatei form, will be the
throwing of the Influence Of the Home
Rule vote On the English constituencies with the
opposition. Ministerial arguments have been
made TO bring the present preliminary session to
close by the middle OF the coming July at the
furthest. In all likelihood, this extension will be
thwarted by the determination OF Mr. Parnels
followers 10 resist the renewal of the act. Mr. Par
nell is a master OF parliamentary tactics, and il
the renewal Of the bin be Objectionable to his
party, there can be 10 doubt that he will so ob
strneI It's Ias'afe as 10 pI1long the Sc se:sion ua-
ment between the Parneliites and the Mlns!e'
rialis.s and that the interference Of the Govern
British Agent at the Vsiicar, in the ap-
poinimento OF Catholic Archbishop for the Di0csse
OF Dublin, 10 succeed the late Cardinal McCsb'.
The Home Rulers q 5sTe Dr. Walsh. of MayuoOth
Coileee. lie is eminently worthy 10 succeed the
late CaTdIns in the principal See liz Ireland, aad
Catholic Clerical Conclave. which met in Iblin
TO elect nominees for the place. elected DR.. Wash
as first Choice of three candidates.
United Ireland, the organ II Mr.. Parneil. who is
himself an EpscopaliaD, speaks with the voice OF
the whole Irish paTty when IL lsmeuts the SUCCESS
Errinston has achieved with the Holy Father AMI
ssys that the rejection by the Vatican, through
Mr.. Erringt0n's influence. OF Dr.. ~alshs nam.
ard The substitution OF that OF D.. Moran, is q
blow struck at the indepenience of The Irish E2i
copscy and of Irish clerical rights. The prayers
and Cngings OF the Irish pTeiates, priests aud pe1
pie seem" says United Ireland, "unavailing a;
Rome against the secret u achinery OF the E1gtisn
Government
Mr.. Glaestone's promises to give Ireland certain
schemes for the extension OF local self govern
ment. and to facilitate iaud purchases in Ireland,
have iGi 10 soften Irish opposinon 10 his policy
concerning the Irish Crimes act, They win ae-
cspt nothing short OF an abandonment of the
whole crimts bill
The approach of the general election campaign
Is bringing forward an pnexpccted politic4l
woikingmen arc concentrating everywhere upon
labor candidates for Parliamentary seats Tois is
noticeable particularly in many OF the larger bo9
ouths such, for instance, as Glasgow, Nswcas!ls
and other ctn'ers. OF manufacturing industrS
The woIkingmenin these places are actively
gsg<d In the WORK OF raising snbScr pti0ns for the
purpose OF sending working men 10 PaTlis
ment. TSere hardly bs dou that
the reslen Why tte'e is at present 50 few
the British Parliament to-day. lies - The fact thst
no man without secured livelihood, can a ford
TO sec, pt an unsslaried Parliamentary seat, aud
few labor cons tisuencies can afford to furnish sal
aries by sui Scrjption. II members were TO day
salaiied like American congressman the House OF
Commons would soon be revoIutionized in it's
character. Mr.. Jos. pa Arch, the agricultural
laborers' candidate, has cons niei TO oon.elt the
constituency of West Nolfo'K, and is supported IN
bis determination by the Liberal leaders. There
Is movement organized In parallel lines to rai.e
number OF workmen TO the magiste'ial b nch in
Lane lster and Yorkshire. ami several mem srs of
uades associations have already been off-rei
agisterial appointments Parliamentary circles
riivate Characters OF Mr. Gladstone
S.r Cosrlea bike, Colonisl Secretary. aud
War made IN the letter sen 10 TIE pses soTyye,e
Reyuex by Ca unt Puiyasssli. Advance sheets OF
the letters have been supplied to number OF the
number OF scandals against the three gentlemen
named Some OF these scandals are old. out many
moat Hp elcan readers wi that mr is is
vulnerable 10 eossps, especially TO gossip
ing women. But Count Pulvsssali refers clrcum-
stantially 10 the Premier as having been engaged
in not very creditable intrigue with loving
womsn described as Laura b." who is known to
many, and who IS described in the Counts letter
rs woman who has contracted some very respec.-
able debts IN Paris society. The only thing about
her," says Nsssal. which can be c,lled respect.
Which he associated the name of the
British Premier with that OF "Luara
Pa st;ar declares =, IN, mat t. the beapty nsmed
mirer, and Mr.. Gladstone VINO jealously watches
over the whims and fancles ef her husband sent
her port, a bacF." Concerning the same suojecf
the Count says among other things: Il oan not
tell you whether the relations OF the grand old
man with Mrs. Lsnetry have ever really stepped
but can tell you that he has not ceased 10 pay
his court 10 women He mas passion for billet
seros notes 10 one Of his beautiful assistants.
which, often hanced 10 discreet messe ngers uuoeT
the eyes OF Mr.. Giad,tone, are suppressed Com
menfing Cn me Tumors about Nr. GladStone's Al
legged relations With Maiine Noyiiof the editor
Il the Nosveli keyuex which is publishing Count
Vastsli's letters. declares. as friend OF this
ever, that be can not fi N inat a women
OF such intelligence as that possessed By
sentiments with which she INSPIRES Mr. Gladstone
but he denies that she has e~er responded. evea
with shadow Of Irritation. The Count refers 10
Lord Hartineton's alleged long connection with
celebrated duchess. Tie Count says the Msrqu uis
does not attempt 10 please any other woman. she
Governs him entirely. the Count says. and is dis
Greet enough to respect the proprietes OF society
which, thankful for this concession, closes lis
eyes. EQUALLY unscrGpulous Is Nssali's reference
tion." the Count says. he had bis young wife ere
mated, ana another woman alive makes him glow
with gentle flame Far. intelligent, distin
grand lady as the fIiend OF the Marquis o: Hart
ington, but she still takes him sway from the vu-
gar life. Being married. she viii break tho ties
wh ch enchain 10 snare a life which she has con-
quepd."
Cout vassau relates no scandal about Hon.
Tfsde. Count Naksalis style is bright and enter
tarirg. BE conyinces his readers inst he knows
what he is writing about and he exercises re-
mari able talent for telling by suggestions great
desi more than he appears DESTROYS to make
known. This second letter is principally ABOUT
the English Royal Court. concerning the court
itelf, Count Nsssali says The very air about .ae
Ro, al residence is filed with envy. haired aud
ms!ice. The 93l persons attached TO the conrt are
ell in terrestrial puJgs.oTy. Those Immediately
attat he'd 10 tie Queen are the gle test sufferers
Nothing can be compared 10 the bondage of the
chitflaoy -ir-wa;ting. she must sacrifice her
la ti $. her peIsoIal taste. aud even her
opinions. Alas for her X SIZE happens
10 be better MUSICIAN or more ssillful draugnts-
woman than tie Queen Alter more observations
OF The same kind. Count Pul bes this to say OF
Her Msiesty: The Queens favorile topics Of
conversation are sombre things, fearful uslsdies
she cking deaths, funerals everything belonging
TO the dominion OF the horrible Her Majesty
azores and SIZE dotes On blood stirring stories
about murders. executions and suicides. Taus a
young American lady, VINO one day, during din
ner, deserited eTsphicsly the suferings and
death OF President Garfield, became al once q
fsyo,iie with the Queen, who msie the young
lady her CUES. for three weeks"
The Prince OF Vkfee c0mpx In Court vassalfis