Daily Republican., 1885-07-10
Scandal.
l.,,opTHREATENs TO CON
.rp pRINCEs or THE
uI,oOp WITH THE

=
Osr PRINCES or THE
FLOOD WITH THE
ms OF INF A N Y.
ox. July 9.-In an editorial this
VI ,hs Pail Mall Gazette thanks
,Ities sIr for attempting to sur
~les Of the paper, " thereby
,be conspiracy Of silence main
!, W tbs press concerning the
" ,svelstions" /" Police seiz-
r.rspapers are common In Wen
''uonestbe article, " but such
Ss "dsd outrsges on the freedom of
sbould have been impossible
si"n Instead of
IrsT ~,r against the street boys, let
,"rities I take action against the
;Sls Ma narties in this business. II
At pablisbed anything obscene
rrrosecute us. We deny that
has been published by US de-
,bst censure, and we declare
borities towards, or worse, II
h 10 proceed against us after
charged in open court that the
N Gazette was an obscene pub
reluctantly adopted this mode
cl,y 10 order TO arouse men
.euse Of the horrors existing
ma them. Now, the more pub
N better. We are prepared TO
MI statements. We can sum-
tusses from the Dean of Can
and the Prince of Wales down
Ieffies We will put our chief
MI and his assistants in the wit.
NJ" ss* "Let those who
vj,b to shake the very founda-
oclsl order think twice before
ljpg us to confront in court
keepers with princes of the
Nd prominent men with the vic.
|aeir lawless life"
IGyASr MEMBER OF PARLIA-
MENT.
sieht Hon. George A. Bentinck, i,
Esliye member of Parliament
iphsvsn, and formerly Judge
b general, publishes a letter in
St, James Gazette, fenounoiug
duo. Of the editors of the Pail
;slette. MIR. B.ntinck alleges
Stead, chief editor of the Pail
lzeiie, on the 4th of June, re-
an interview with him on the
Of the Criminal Law Amend
N.
tNlved him." con tinued Mr.
IL, at my house, and answered
lqu!ries on condition that the
luQD ! gave him should be con
IS absolutely confidential. Mr..
Fcspted this condition without
bat last night he violated his
BY publishing a private letter
luteCt which | lent him.
toEn lawyers are considering
stability of prosecuting the pub
p The Gazette, and their decision
fA With anxiety.
QVB1ON IN PARLIAMENT.
sfi 4. q. Grey, Liberal mem.
Slth Northumberland, gave
ltlsinlention to ask Sir Richard
y Gross home secretary, whether
Lad been given by the Home
nent to the police to make every
osloe under the law to sup
nominations revealed in the
Gazette, and whether he in.
10 iutroduce into Parliament
" such amendments TO the
criminal law az would secure
islilent OF perpetrators of the
revealtd,
WA newspaper vendors who had
'r'Itl r Tor selling copies of the
Gazette, were arraigned before
ll Mayor today. The City
10 Presenting the cases against
'uef'' charged them with pub
.lAR obscene literature. and said
marked for the Courts perusal
saseS In the Gazette's article
Ilcl 'he Charge was based. He
10 sad, decline TO read the
~ open Court, and said he
. sHst the repetition of these
Iaaoie statements with little
VI uaiIy indicated no good
"A 'ae solicitor then stated that
A. require further time to con
sOntrs. "'o "s"ih''
o't hs S. Mayor said he thought it
rs,s =" DsSI 10 await the decision of
,iaht na.ntht which had before it
~, s.uetallon the same case.
.u'ei director of tho Pail Mall
INJURY commission through
co1 ,ue ~, revelations were obtained,
'T,V1ggr,h'hg ,1g, the whole matter as
and i1s ,t Investigation began on
IT, 'no work was unremittiug
|rca .ue commission had valuable
Is liom the Salvation Army.
s,ion n'oedon oe COMMITTEES for the
bn ,VI ,Se ., ira Mlraihe in English girls
Ina pe p. vast experience of Mrs.
y, Commission n was composea of
rIs. SOl me Gazette stall and acted
| d,u.ly dsn,asys OF the police. The Home
|np uIaIea ior.a on official grounds
| THa TlHourruallsts to interview the
b AMI Geantierbury, "a the Bishop of
apd tbs bIarulnal Manning for ad-
wbiIa lem ~ great authorities on
! IN ' 70 =, oeptecating the risk in.
v snrn ane Commissions task.
(ss 'apported silo its object. Ready
tatbaIiI'o to the Commission
also ah1 ana Congregations oler
ktion S rom rom the Minors Joint
lrmy G,Ibansmlttee, ,ba the White Rib.
4 Cine A., tae Society for the Prevan
dissiOn ~, TO Children, the London
bon Es.ole Cne Eeformatory Refuge.
tuop and the Moral Re-.
Commission Saa visited ali H.. b..
alvsn lS "a ana "a refugees where bar.
Possession all the information in
tove,vos.oon Most of the reyela.
iews, F,ae were obtained through
1h1a.vss ss,YesffybOdy, ,efSl high and iI1vn low,
PnmissIionn Information oati desired by
liew bv b's', ss was subjected to an
bn. M so'he member of the Com.
~ in M,s' cns,Js Jstfries (tbe procu n nos, oesa
fpon the SsS.3dy) ,0S shed a flood of of
(stion. 1' Whole subject under in. n.
tN July 9-ca'N' ANNA NJ