Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-05-28
OVER THE WATER.

Rev. Spurgeon Attacks G~iaIstone's
Home RuIe BIll Tlse Liberal
Me.tiuS Called by Mr.. Gladstone
-The Premier VIII Introduce at
h Fall session Of Parliament am
Amended Irish Home Kule BiIl-
His ~rrOspects for Passing IL Flat.
tering.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, May 27.-It is authoritatively
stated that Chamberlain will not attend
the Liberal meeting to-day, or the ground
that Mr.. Gladstone's circular is 30 framed
as to exclude a certain section Of the party.
Thunder storms have been raging in
Germany for three days. Many persons
and hundreds OF cattle have been killed.
Rev. Sturgeon publishes an attack on
Gladstone's Home Rule bill. The preacher
asks: "What has Ulster done to be cast
| OFF," and adds: 1.-The whole scheme is
full OF dangers and absurdities, as if con-
| ceived by q mad man. Yet l am sure Glad
stone believes he il only doing justice, and
acting for the good Of all. lconsider he
is making one OF the mistakes only made
Uy KTbht anu N6il nchulAG hlCAs
The Queen travelled throughout the
night and reached Perth this morning,
where she breakfasted. She afterwards
proceeded on her journey TO Balmorai.
Her Majesty WAS loudly cheered by the
people of Perth.
Mr.. Gladstone's circular, calling a meet
ing of the Liberals for this evening, in
yites to the meeting all the members OF
the party, who, while retaining full
freedom in all the particulars respecting
the Irish Gov eminent bill, are DESTROYS to
vote to establish 6 legislative body in
Dublin, to manage the affairs specially and
exclusively for the Irish.
LArER-The general Liberal meeting
called by Gladstone assembled at the For
eign Office this afternoon. The meeting
was we'll attended by the Premier's sup
porters, but none Of those known AZ Hart
ington or Chamberlain dissidents were
present. Gladstone was cheered when he
entered. He at once approached the BUSH
ness on hand, aud announced that the
Government decided to modify the clause
of the Home Rule bill excluding the Irish
representatives from Westminster He did
not state that the Government had decided
to modify the clause, provided the Dill
passed its second reading and was referred
to q select committee for action during the
Autumn session of Parliament. Glad
stone declared he would at the Autumn
session OF Parliament introduce an
amended Irish Home Rule bill. A mem
Der of the Liberal dissidents who did not
care to risk compromising themselves by
attending the meeting have hailed with
u~ndisguised satisfaction the attitude of the
Cancellation adopted by the Premier.
They now openly proclaim their intention
to return TO their party alliance and vote
with the Government for q second reading.
Among the first to announce their return
has been John Fletcher Moulton, the Rad
zeal member for Chaplain, and samuel
Whittbread, the Liberal member for Bed
ford. Both were sdherenss OF Harting-
tons before to-day's meeting. Both have
since announced themselves as support
ers Of Gladstone. The Whittbread access
sion Is perhaps the most influential that
the Premier could have desired. He is
the gentleman referred to as a "wise
counselor in his great speech, introduo.
ing the Home Rule bill on the 9Th OF
April, and by his high character and
sound judgment has long been a conspiou-
Gus leader Of the Liberal party. Besides
the above named q number OF other dissi-
dents have openly pronounced themselves
satisfied with Gladstone's present attitude
and the concessions he has promised to
make. and have decided their intention to
vote for a second reading. The general
opinion this afternoon is that the Home
Rule bill will now certainly pass a second
reading.
MADRID. May PA dynamite factory
at Valencia was destroyed to-day by an ex-
~plosion, which killed IL men.
B-RUssELLs, May 27.-The Government
has prohibited the holding of Socialistic
demonstrations arranged for June 13 in
this city.