Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-28

LONDON, Aug. 26.-Parnell's Dublin
speech, Of yesterday, has thoroughly aroused
the conservative press of England.
The Times saws: ''No prudent politician
can underrste the importance of the actor
taken by the Irish nationalist at their con
ference in Dublin, yesterday. Parnell'
programme may, however, meet with q fat
similar to that which befell O'Copnell at tn
time when Irishmen were as confident a
they now are. Parnell demands the
REPEAL OF THE UNION,
SO the Irish question is no longer question
of local self government. This might b.
acceded to by England, which will neve
listen to the plan for the separation Of Ire
land"
The Standard says: "Parnell has declar
ed war, and it will be shame and disaster
if English statesmen of both parties fail tt
battle him. We do not pretend to ignor,
the danger to which imperial unity is expos
ed. Parnell now holds strange hand. Tit
late liberal majority in parliament could If
ford to ignore him, but it will be differen
in parliament evenly balanced
BETWEEN TWO PARTIES.
Parnell has, however, rivals by the score
ne knows very well how precarious his ten
ure of authority is; if both Wig and Toriel
make it clear from the outset that Parnell',
demand for home rule will be met with firm
opposition, his influence will be doomed"
The News takes advantage of the excite.
ment over Parnelrs bold declaration Of
Irish independence to exhibit the advantage
which large liberal majority would be to
the country. Liberals, argues the News
are more likely to oppose ParnelPs demands
than conservatives.
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
News says the Spanish General Salamancs
returns to the German government his deco
ration of Prussian red eagles. 1t hoped
this would
SHAME KING ALFONSO
into resigning the colonelcy of the German
Uhlans.
The Standards Berlin correspondent says
that if the Caroline Islands dispute is to be
referred to arbitration, Queen Victoria, not
King Humbert, win decide the question.
The German government declines to
either propose or accept an arbitration OF
differences between it and the government
of Spain concerning the Caroline Islands
affair.
The rumor that Queen Victoria will ar
btrate the Caroline Islands dispute between
Spain and Germany is not believed here, As
England joins with Germany in a vote OF
opposition to SPANS claims.
The News says that the Russian proposals
have been submitted to Lord Duferin, Col.
Ridgeway and tho ameer, and that the Eng
fish government will wait for their approval
before finally accepting the proposals.
Bradlsugh has issued q campaign mani
testo to his constituency III Northampton, in
which he urges that the continued refusal of
the house of COMMONS to permit him to take
his seat should be met with his return by q
large majority until the commons shall be
or compelled by popular feeling to
ACCORD HIM HIS RIGHTS.
Bradlaugh holds up to his constituents the
example of the voters Of Middlesex, in con-
tinuing to return John, Wilkes notwithstsnd-
ing his repeated expulsion by the house.
until the issue became public question and
the commons were forced to submit TO the
will of the electors.
BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 26.-Gonoud's new
orstio, "Mores ct Vita" was rendered this
afternoon at the Birmingham music festival
for the first time. The audience was enor-
nous and the enthusiasm evoked by the
music amounted to an ovation. The COM
position was announced by all to be the
authors masterpiece. 1t is more melodious
han the Redemption" The CRATIC was
admirably rendered.