Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-03
Mr.. BRIGHT PANIED
At the Result of His Letter to Mr.
Chamberlain.
WHAT he MEANT TO HAVE WRITTEN.
Newspaper Criticism on Mr.. Brights
Epistle and its Result
Cable News.

LONDON. June 2.-The Daily News says
that Mr.. Bright is surprised aud panied ct
the result of bis letter to Mr.. Chamberlain,
and that bis object in writing was to coun.
sci abstention on the par. OF those favoring
the principle ofthe Home Rule bill
Truth says that the mode in which Mr..
Brish,'s letter vas used was q mastsrpieos
of strategy; that Mr.. Bright is opposed to
granting any Parliament to Ireland, but.
far from agreeing with Mr.. Chamberlain.
holds that if a Parliament be granted it
would be most desirable that the Irish rep.
resentstives should not vote in the Imperial
Parliament
The Standard, referring to Mr.. Bsight's
letter to Mr.. Chamberlain, says: 1T 10
only necessary to remember what it must
have cost Me-. Bright to write as he did to
feel the force Of his moving that the protest
against the Home Rule bill be redoubled"
The Daily News Gays: "Mr. Chamber.
lsin's speech last night was one Of the
ablest and most effective he ever delivered.
We heartily accord him credit for acting
for what he believes to be the welfare o.
the State We frankly admit that he has
given satisfactory account OF bis reasons
as a Home Ruler for not supporting the
Home Rule bill, but be has answered the
question why be will not allow the bill to
be read second time aud then Withdrawn
until the autumn instead OF forcing 9 dia.
solution"
GLADSTONE URGED To WITHDRAW ROTH BILLS
Many OF Mr.. Glsds,one's friends are now
urging him to withdraw both bills. but
their success is doubtful. Mr.. Sections
spsech last uigot occupied two hours in its
delivery, and Mr.. Gladstone again paid
him the compliment Of listening with the
closest attention and bestowiug frequent
applause. Even this was not ,hs extent ot
the complimentary attention paid to the
eloquent lrlsh orator, for ,bs Premier went
without his dinner 10 order that he might
be present when the speech was delivered.
|; is stated that Mr.. Gladstone openly eS.
presses his satisfaction that Me-. Chamber
lain and his followers nave shewn 10 the
country their true character. Although
the struggle is near its end. Mr. Gladstons's
optimism is unsbsted, and ia this he has
received considerable encouragement by
the receipt Of food oil kilograms from the
Provincial towns urging bin TO stand firm.
4 large number OF kilograms OF this char
acter were handed TO him in the House OF
Commons last evening during the delivery
Of Mr. Chamberlain speech.
rARSEIIs HOLD UruS Tur SATIosALIsTs.
An eyanDle OF the strength OF Mr.. Par
neiIs bSspon his followers is shown by
the following incident which occurred 10
the House on Monday evening: Mr..
Thomas q 0'Iianlon, member from CavAn,
felt himself moved to shout and rave in .
most exaggerated snd ridiculous fashiou,
10 give emphasis to his re
marks. Mr.. Psrnell observing the asinine
figure bis colleague WAS cutting, called Mr..
John Redmond TO him and said Tell
tha, - TOOL 20 make less noise. Mr..
Redmond delivered the message With faith
ful adherence 10 the text: O'Hbnlon stop
ped short turned 10 Redmond and smiled.
and said: Did our chief really send that
Receiving or Affirmative an
swer he sank into his seat saying; Tell
Kim cheerfully comply"
Joking About IL In London.
LONDON. June MANY tiu.es q largo
number OF New York ,hea.srs have been
in the keeping OF Epglisa actors. The u.
bles are turned now. Last night two
American variety companies and D.ys
Held the Fort in three thesters. and Two
sisal opera houses presented American
prins donnas--at Deury Lane, Miss Geor.
gisns Barns and Miss Julia Gaylord; ct
Convent Garden, Miss Ella Russell. u
seems that the latter is moi from Boston,s -
advertised, but from Cleveland. Ohio;
hence this couundrum, which was over.
heard between 'be acts, and which is only
given because this is the Presidential wed
ding day:
Why 10 The Lucis OF the evening Eke To-
morrow's bride at Wssbina atonY
Because she 10 q Cleveland girl"
Miss Ella Ruissll in her dramatic and
vocal Interpretation Of Lucia. especially in
The mad scene. emo ~sd that she vas trying
10 tGily deserve the enthusiastic and al.
most exlrsysgant ebooniums which the
London press showered last week upon her
Gilda.