The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-30
AN IRISH BULL.
II is in Iohn Bulls China
Shop, and He Wants
II Out.
Huf How 90 get u out "a what
rs Puzzling the British
Llons.
Franco Has Another CRISIS ON
Hand, and n Minister
Resigns.
An Exchange of Amenities AZ
wsshIngtos, aud a Few
Brief News Dots.


LONDON, December pa circular
was recently sent to all liberal men,
bers OF the new parliament, asking
them to state their opinion on the
irish home-rule question. In their
replies, most of the members avoid
explicit statements, but a majority Of
those who do express definite opiD-
ion are opposed to giving an Irish
parliament control of the tariffs and
the police, but are in favor of con-
iiniug the legislative .powers of an
Irish parliament TO matters of local
government, the same as in Great
Britain. A number of members in
sist that the unity of the empire must
overtop all efforts to coDciliate the
Irish tenantry. On the whole, the
replies show II Is hopeless to expect
from the liberals any concession ac-
ceptable 10 the Parnellites.
Mr.. Gladstone aud his colleagues in
the late cabinet continue to exchange
take no pains to conceal the fact of
the existence of grave difficulties in
the way of reaching an agreement.
THE aAZEl rE's VIEW or IT.
The Pail Mall Gazette, reviewing
the situation, perdicts that the Sails
bury government will be given an ex-
tension of power, and says IL is pos
sible that the government may make
an attempt to suppress Ireland with
high-hauded coersion. 1t says: "Thc
report that Captain O'Shea has been
arranging an understanding between
the Parnellites and Gladstone Is ridi
culcd. The cabinet will meet OF
Thursday next to settle upon a pro
gramme for the coming session.
JOHN FRIGHT WILL STAY,
The president of the Birmingham
, liberal association denies the truth o
the rumor that Bright intends to re
sign his seat in parliament.
BISMARCK DIsPLEAsED WITH LEO.
The Chronicle this morning has
l dispatch from Berlin, according 4
t which IL appears that the recent a
a location of pope Leo XIII has no
y been received with favor at the GEL
: man capital, where II is thought III
/, tone ofthe document shows that IN
t pretensions OF tile Vatican have bee
encouraged by the Difference whic
was shown il in asking the pope I
" mediate between Spain and German
y in the Carolines affair.
I BAvARIA's BANKRUPT XII No.
q The Standard says the creditors
/. the king of Bavaria have united in
D. petition for the distraint of the gooC
NJ and property of the royal househol
Prince Leopold, uncle of the king a.
general-in-chief of the army, has 70
hidden the bailiils of the state TO tai
ia any action to carry out the objects
n, the creditors.
l. GLADsTONR's BIRTHDAY.
q To-day Is the seyenty-sixth ann
Il yersary of the birth of Right lilo
no VIM. Il. Gladstone. During the NOR
ing he was the recipient of 400 lette
congratulating him on having a
lained his seventy-sixth year. Ola
es stone left his residence at Hawarde
", at daybreak and walked TO the vi
rs. lage church where special servic
IN were held, aud notwithstanding Il
Is- fact that sleet and snow were fall,n
Tn the walk did not seem to fatigue hi
as he appeared hearty when retur
ing home after services.
AZ cHURcHILL's IRISH TOUR,
IT. Lord Randolph Churchill, seoretal
IN OF state for India, is in Ireland. II
ed thought that his visit is for the pu
I'd pose of obtaining information bea
ing on the Irish question, to be ust
at the cabinet council to be hel
shortly.
BuLdARIANs AS PLUNDERERs.
r Advices from Belgrade say II
W Servian authorities charge that Blu
a. garian troops Numbered the hous,
p" OF residents at Pirat.
INCREASED IRISH. CROPS.
The report of the registrar show
shows that the value OF crops in Ir,
&c land this year increased $500, 900 I
G. compared with 1884, and that IL WI
Sl,300,000 above the average of Il
preceding ten yeara
DoDGING THE IRISH.
- Sir Miohael-Hicks Beach, chance
r. lor of the exchequer and leader of Il
y, "a house OF commons, Sir Richard Gro
,u Howe, secretary, Edward Stanhop
20 vice. president OF the council, and A
" thur Balfour. president of the loo
~ government board, have been a
he pointed committee OF the cabinet
"a draft measure for local goyernme
~ of the whole kingdom