The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-11
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

OF the sixteen non-Irsh divisions yet
to vote, the Tories at most hope only
for six. If the Liberals carry the ten
others they will have 1888 members. In
any event the House will be evenly d.
vided for all practical purposes, with
the Liberals on one side and the Tories
and the Irish on the others. The
Tories can hardly hope to be able long
to keep in with Parnell. They are
making desperate efforts to persuade
themselves that host of moderate Lib.
erals are ready to join them in retain.
ing power, but in their hearts they
know better. One of two things seems
clear; either Gladstone will come to
terms with Parnell and concede Home
Rule. and exchange q score or so of
Wings, led by Goschen and Lord
Harrington, for the eighty-ive Nation
alists, or Parliament will scarcely live
to see the primroses in April. 1t is
true that all this is counting without
Lord Randolph Churchill, who lately
has been as still as mouse. He may
have scheme by which the Tories and
Parnellites can unite, but at present
this seems douhtfnl
Senator Hoar Of Massachusetts, has
introduced bill to provide for the du-
ties of the office of President in case of
the removal, resignation or inability
both of the President and Vice Presi-
dent; also, to establish a uniform sys-
TEN of bankruptcy throughout the
United States; also, to amend an act en-
titled, An Act to aid in the construc.
ton OF telegraph line from the Pacific
Coast, and to secure for the Government
the use OF the same for political, mill.
tary and other purposes; approved July
l.. 1862. also. to fix the salaries of the
Judges of the United States District
Courts at 5000 per annum.
An estimate of the final result of the
British elections gives the coalition Of
Tories and ParnelIites majority of 10
over the Liberals. Apart from the Par
nellites the Liberals have a majority OF
~. The Irish Conservatives, headed
by Mr.. Lewis, are forming an indepen
dent section opposing any coalition with
Mr.. Parnell. Mr.. Burt replaces Mr..
Lawson as leader of the local optionists.
King Milan has telegraphed to Queen
Natalie that the 4S hours have expired
in which Prince Alexander was to have
replied to the terms of peace proposed
by Servia, but that no reply has beer
received. The Government, in a note
to the Porte, admits the suzerainty Of
the Sultan over Bulgaria, but says that
military necessities compel Servia &c
treat directly with Prince Alexander.
The following named Representative.
have been chosen as Republican eau
Gus Committee of the House: Como,
OF Illinois, Chairman; Ryan of Kansas
Hepburn of Iowa, Mckinley of Ohio,
Burrows of Michigan, Bingham of Penn
sylvania. Hiscock of New York Ding
ley of Maine. Rice of Massach usetts
Golf of West Virginia. and Joseph NJ
Mckenna of California.
The Fairbanks Canning Company @
Chicago, have just receive ed, through il
President, John Norris, an order fror
the French Government for 900 90
kilos-2 100000 pounds-of dre.se
beef, for the use of the French army.
The Vienna Neue Fret Presse. prc
fesses to know that Germany has be
come reconciled with Austria aud Rus
STA, aud that the three Powers have in
duced Prince Alexander to agree to tn
re-estsblishment of peace.