The sun., 1886-12-05
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LONDON, Dec. The Tories abandonment
Of their sweet conciliatory policy In ireland IL
complete. The Times. organ OF tho powers
shst BE-. which has been indnstriousiy misrep-
Roeenting the Irish. announces to-day that the
Government 10 at death erips with the League.
The Government seems to think 30 ITSELF Lord
Ashbourne and Sir Michael Hicks Beach came
rushing from Dublin yesterday. Lord Sails.
bury from Hatfield. and the other twelve NOM
bers Of the Cabinet interru pied whatever they
we're at aud for two long hours had Q good talk
st tho Foreign ONCE about the best means Of
oquelchinR lreland's champions. Directly tho
council was over Beach went posting back TO
Dublin on the Irish mail. accompanied by two
protecting constsbles In q special locked car.
Lord Ashbourne won't following after.
While tho two were here tho Vieeroy was
oonsoing the widows Of his blown-up miners
st Durham. 30 that for the time ireland was
De Iaeto without Grown government: the rep
rssentahves OF the Crown-law. Parliamentary.
and exeeutivo-all being absent
At Cork ON Wednesday. while Commoners
OConnor and Tanner wore addressing crowd
and praising Tim Hurley. who had defended
his house with proper spirit Police Superfn.
Ssndept Milling appeared. and without excuse
ct his hundred men to work on the heads Of
The crowd. Mr.. O'Connor set . beautiful ex-
ample by frst telling Milling what he thought
Of him and pounding him on the head after
ward Subsequently. from the steps Of the Vic
toria HOTEL he upbraidsd tho men Of Cork for
not following his example, and tho shouts Of
tho crowd that they would pay all back will
probably be made good on the first occasion.
In the Pail Mall interview. which startled the
Tory papers into fearful Indignation. Arch
bishop Walsh strongly condemns the unwar-
ranted action Of tho Government in nuzzling
ftss speech. and concurs in the belief that
their present course would seem to lead to the
suspension Of habeae corpus in Ireland and 10
based on desire to put the leaders out OF the
hearing Of the crowd or compel them to silence.
A week ago told you how sad n. de Freyci-
nst Was feeling because the Chamber seemed
10 lack confidence in the Ministry. Yesterday.
just as the danger seemed past. when Do
1reycinst's plucky little speech about Egypt
and the impossibIlity of letting England stay
thefo had won him soothing applause. and
when the tough points of tho budget had been
VanQuished by giving way. q little bit OF . thing
caused all to fall tn pieces. The Chamber
calmly abolished the Sub Projects by cutting
q the supplies required to keep them going
Q way tho Chamber has Of carving out its
views. This showed . lack Of confidence. which
everybody knows French Minister can't boar.
u also deprived the Government Of $50 sup
posters. because tho Sub Projects. though thor
support them. arc useful In booming. each in
II locality, tho Government which appointed
him. and In countesacting unpleasant tandem
o6e0 Of adveTse Mayors. &es whom the people
themselves choose.
bundle Of imaginary portfolios. otherwise
SAs Kinistry's Essignations. are In President
orevy's hands: but It seems impossible that he
Vill accept them. Ho has nobody to place ct
As head Of the Governmentif II II. dc Freycinet
Dsiusss to b pasi1ed. and probably the Premier
vii b prevailed upon to swallow his tears.
It u needless to remark that the Sultan 10 in
trouble. 30 10 Osmsn Boy. Osman Boy made
coed First Chamberlain. 20 whom the Sultan
concluded TO build big house for the officers
oVOD0uOlu
within call. he concluded to let the talented
Osman be the architect Osman did his best a.
IN architect but put up something that Bud
6snsIek would have boon proud Of. He forgot
% put Q foundation under It, and Il promised
% fall down. Pretty soon Q real architect said
Il Was imperative to pull It down. and II was 80
ordered. Now the Sultan chafes. and Osman
kastles about among his relatives trying to
Iaise $4,000 to rebuild the structure In obedi-
once to his masters command.
France revels in a diminutive Gunboat
which has boon flying around experime ntally
scar Toulon. cutting through the water at the
sato Of nineteen knots. with o gun out Of all
Droportion in size. Tho inventors proud boast
b that the boat is too small for big ships to
hekle. while it, cannon IL big enough to smash
hings
Yesterday began the German Governments
Dasading for tho Reichstaa to let them have
Dorty odd thousand more soldiers and vote tho
military budget for seven years. Prince Bis
narck's absence shows . desire not to frlghten
bic neighbors By taking . hand in unless It II
absolutely necessary. This and the concealed
sarnestness OF tho Minister Of War. TO-
ssther with his admission that the necessity
lor Increasing the army has become suddenly
Apparent has created doep sensation. But Q
much greater effect was produced to-day By the
Dlainer words Of Won Moltks. . fighting man.
whose nature 1t 10 not to cut across lots.
The Campbell divorce case. with its unsavory
ssvelations concerning tho lives OF those to
whom the people have been taught to look mp.
b fast taking Iths legs from under tho say
hg. As plentiful ss virtue In Bslgrsvia" The
mo u the most engrossins topic In London
and In all England. Newspapers that
Vsrs virtuously indignant when the PAD
Nan Gazette exposed corruption which
6sosndsd publication to assist it, sx-
0sEminstion. print nifty 70 twenty-five
columns weekly OF the vilsst stun. without even
Ne excuse Of aiding good moral work. In Q
Paris lsttsr Yesterdays Standard sssures it
ssaders that Q comparatively decent story By
Ernest Rsnan II unit for publication. In the
same number II spreads out ten columns Of
Divores Court hlth. Vsaitv Far says that the
daily papers should b prosecuted - obsesns
publications.
The Interest in this cause ojlebre extends TO sv-
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