The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-26
But there Will Be No Cessation Of the Polit-
ical Struggle During the Recess-New
Plan for Airing Irish Grievances.
Russia and Germany Acting in Full
Harmony on the Bulgarian Question.
Indications that General Boulanger Will Fail
in His Effort to Embroil France and Ger
many-Miscellane News by Cable.
BRITISH POLITICS.
Parliament PrOrOgued, but the Political Fight
VIII Continue VIGOROUSLY.

Parliament Prorogued, but the Political Fight
Will Continue Vigorously.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Parlament was prorogued
to-day, and, judging by appearances, there is 60
Ing to be fighting recess, though everybody
must be tired and longing for repose. Among
other signs of continued activity on the great
main question of the day is the issue Of a plan
Cor addresses to audiences in various parts of
ahe country wherever they can be arranged, for
the contemplated addresses will cover the whole
ground Of the Irish question and will be con-
served in calm and academic spirit. Self
government in the colonies Ireland before the
union, Grattans Parliament, Ireland
since the union, land evictions, Irish
immigration into England and Mr.. Glad
stones policy will be included in
the syllabus, and arrangements have been made
for it's PRONUNCIATION during October, November,
December and January. Efforts are to be made
TO get Liberal Unionists to attend the lectures.
Some Irish members, including Mr. Parnell and
Mr.. 7. P. OConnor are to be among the lect-
urers, and also several Irish members who are
northern Presbyterian home-rulers Lord Hart
ington, Mr.. Chamberlain, Mr. Game and Mr. T.
UniOnist campaign during the recess Lord
Harrington and Mr.. Chamberlain will operate
separately, whilst Mr.. Game and Mr.. Russell
will work together.
The Queens speech proroguing Parliament
was az follows:
"My Lords and Gentlemen-I am glad to be
able to release you from your arduous duties
Ny relations with foreign powers continue to be
Nhn 1tfVw1 nF rAf% he ,1l
kariau army has led to the abdication of Prince
Alexander A regency has been established,
which is now administering the affairs of the
principality, and preparations are beingamade
Prince Alexander, in accordance wi tn the
provisions OF the treaty of Berlin.
In answer to a communication addressed by the
Porte to the sgnatory powers parties to that
treaty, have stated that, so far as this country
is concerned, there will be no infraetion Of the
conditions guaranteed by treaties to Bulgaria.
Assurances to the same effect have been given
by the other powers The demarkation of the
Afghan frontier has advanced to within few
miles of the river Oxus In view of the ap-
proach of winter, my commission has been
withdrawn, but the information they have OBJ
tanned will be sufficient for the determination,
by direct negotiations between the two courts.
of that portion Of the frontier which still re-
mains unmarked.
Gentlemen of the House Of Commons, I
thank you for the supplies you have voted for
the requirements of the public service.
my Lords and Gentlemen-f have decided
on the issue of commission to inquire into the
circumstances which appear to have prevented
the anticipated operation of the recent acts deal
ing with the tenure and the purchase of land in
ireland. have observed with much satisfaction
the interest which, in an increasing degree is
evinced by the people of this country in the vel
fare Of their colonial and Indian fellow subjects,
and am led to the conviction that there is on
all sides growing desire to draw closer, in
every practicable way, the bonds which unite
the Various portions Of MY empire. have au-
tnorized communications to be entered into
with the principal colonial governments, with
the view to fuller consideration of matters Of
common interest. l pray that the blessing of
Almighty God may be with YOU"