The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-07-18
ENGLISH EXPOSE.
rhe "Pall Mall Gazette's" Tor
pedo in Society.
INVESTIGATION
% Made, and a Public Report to
Follow, but All the Evidence
Confidential

,,,os July 14.-The editor OF the Pail
an Gazette has received letters from the
n.n aan and Gladstone in which they heartily
vi him for his recent exposures of the
.D'@c % IN Young girls for immoral purposes
" 10 assure him he has their full sympathy
in the matter
The Gazette announces this afternoon
hot the Archbishop OF Canterbury, the
n:shon Of London, Cardinal Manning and
.he M Hon Samuel Morley have consented to
sat az a committee OF inquiry into the
shorpes OF aristocratic iniquity made by
..o Gazette. The committee which is
,.oted upon OF one OF the most extraordi-
law in the high character OF it's members,
hon organized vii! begin the work OF the
nvestigation tomorrow afternoon. The
Gazette will placein confidence before the
sommittee every detail OF the evidence
,.tbered by the papers reportial commits
s;on on which it relies to prove the exist
o onca of the wickedness shown by it. Every
aarsou sar engaged in the Gazette einvestigation
pp;lI appear under oath before the COM
m;ttee and each will produce all the memo
randa gathered by him during the several
weeks OF the inquiry, together with all the
addresses letters, portraits, descriptions
and identifcations OF persons, certificates
and agreements collected and referring in
" anv wise to the persons directly or in
The committee will treat confidentially all
;nformation placed before it, but will make
a memorandum report as to the truth of
ff,,,+ta'c ravnla tIonS
ORGANIZING FOR PROTECTION.
conference for the protection OF young
Girls opened this afternoon at Princess
Han. The chief promoter OF the confer
sue is the Salvation Army. The Hon.
Samue! Morley, Liberal Member OF Parlia-
ment for Bristol, presided and made an ad-
dress on the subject of the iniquity expos
ed by the Pail Mall Gazette. He declared
that the condition of things in London as
revealed by that paper was scandal to
Christian nation. 1.-THE people must speak
out" exclaimed the orator, If their
homes are to be kept sacred from the sur
rounding pollution. l believe there is one
law for the rich and another for the poor
in these matters. 1t should be felony to
steal poor PERSONS child
Mrs. Booth addressed the conference, and
referring to the Queen, she SAID: Her
Maiesty's heart beats on the right side OF
this question" Mrs. Booth announced
that she had received. letters from the Mar
ouis of Salisbury and Gladstone, encour-
aging the work OF the Conference. The let
ters were not read, Mrs. Booth saying she
would reserve them for meeting which ~'
be held In Exeter Hall next Thursday
furtheranee of the movement inaugur
to-day.
Professor James Stuart IEcssza,s4s3se = 8
Of thanks to the pgaI = ~ sne op:ss.neu icy.
tie = Psl MsNE. charming a.m vi !
Christian m, .Sg. This proposal was
ananimous' <S1pted, as was also a reso-
luton ur aArliament to raise the "age
Of conse ON 13 to 1S years.
Sir Richard Ashton Cross, Home Secre-
tary, announced in the House OF Commons
thH afternoon that the Government had
concluded it was not advisable to prose
cute the Pail Mall Gazette for it's recent
publications..