Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-18


LoxnoN. Nav f1.-Fhs dahaaa a. ~.
HqEa haIe biH uas cnniinnea IL ~
House q Commona toniahk
SR ztcHknn ksaxruN cruse
conssFvaaive, was che Ara auansar. H.
said that the biIl uouid not saanrn 800
govetament for Ireland II Il Wsfa
4ed. tnere ~qaid BE- two saaa at
tadges q ireland. Ono 81 uoald a.
lnl4ts&eF iuatice Ia fseenua e&saa ana
he othsf wanid eaniniS,Sr irssi.s ii
ostminal oases. Tue formar would -
pFnseetea hF ihs fmpariai Parliarsnrs
aua the ether would - lelt % the ten-
der msroiaa of fhs lrish nrnrfa. -
Gladstone ha4 said tha aninn wan
eHecled ~ briberf. haf - Pr..sls.s
himself was Offering a larra hrfhN -
-. a.ouoOo1 te Ireland. and this wa nnf
TIE hrsl time thal ko had ferell a triHa.
faFliameal tie speaker eontinuaa.
uoald ceaso 90 b fmnefiel II the FrlsA
mgnbers were nnt retained. us -.
l1ayad thai b q hFm and inslioiaas "a.
miai1tFAtian ~ the lau aud s. lka q ~.
etnaenl ehc9ine It's readiness IS 80.
sideF tlal grievances. ahs Irish would Ia
tine eee, q the ScotaA had already a.nn
ID thelE o2se. tAAf Il was e. tha iaterur8
81 Ireland % rtmAin with England ara
mainlain ths supremacy az ihs Imrsrisi
faHllamenA
n sAMm sr4EFznED.
President of tha Local Caetrnman.
Board, said fhat she CnneerenfivSs 80
Proposed 4 policy Ter Ragefuina fralsnd
Arasolutsly,H and be oaniinnsI i.aa All
know whaf 'Fosoiniefy' meaaar .
fChoer1 hs believed In Irish nalion-
aiity, aud he theuzht that :. asiisFe
sne Irish was the only way Is eject
lasting morsi uaioa ct Eanland aud
ireland. fohaers
MR JOHN ii 4 N'noHk1n,
member fFam Eiiabarq ana "a An
dfs4's Universities, prsa snled > pslitlon
pfaylng Tor tha efaatiag 81 home rule
g lreiand. 1ho petltioa was aiRnea bg
ios.sc9 scosohmea. Il Waa 4 mll8 and
q quarter I8na ana ia wsirht - "a
poanda. Is waa borna into tha hoaaa
On ne shoulders 81 sialssrl attendants.
On motion of Mr. shaw Esfevrs.
Liberal, the debate vas a6loufnbd nnfil
tomorrow.
Nh. s0Hx naI0nr
Was preaent a. tie acsaion tenlrht Il
is reported thai Be will submit Mlosinn
which win be acceptable to tie Govern
meat poatponiuR tbo consideration nf
the home fnle question. Il Is believed
that Mr.. John Bright has written - NJ.
Gladstone thas unless the hl|l 4 wiih-
drawn, Be uiiiapeak aud Vofo aQaInal a.
THn ooynhNMrxr's ulznszroxs.
II Is reported that Mr. Giadstons has
inintlaad the Qlean that she musi Dis
solTe Parliament uniesa tha majority
against homs rule BE- " great ~ rs inS
uiy - oppoaenla in andsFtaaina 3ha
GnVernmeai With q chance of succeed.
inq In passing Irish lsrisiatian. Tha
Mtniaierialisia say that Ia she oVant of
ihe bili being carried br small major
lty 81 being deioaaad bF n small ma3or.
~, tarllamfnt alil BE- dissolved, ana Il
the majority aEainst the bill feachss
forty, tie Ministry will fesian.
M Chamberlain declines % formu.
late the eoncesslous desired 81 hin nn
the ground that the 0isaatona Commit-
We already knows them.
ARMAGH An,ruo.
AnMAaa. May 1.-THE Oranenman os
Larzan, uoanty Armagh, arr onruIlinn
themselves tn military associations or
Ranixed kcE lhe paKposa 81 RESISTING tha
home r1lo RoFofnmenk n il stated
that In tbs e4ant % an Ulster rebellion.
. Loyallst expediiiou viii b. ready 90
nlaroh on Duhlin, leaving nIfona gar
risons Ia Ulster and an army ~ obsar.
walton On The bhannQn.
voLuxrKEns nAona 70 nom.
L0sDox, May l7.-Tbrss thonsand
men, belonging 10 The Lanaon valun-
teefa. and ons hundFed olisafs ag tha
same corps have offered u ioin arY
asmy shat NAY Be put ia she Geld bF
Ulster u febeliion aglinst Irish home
Fule. Tbs v0luutaers, Il u siatad. have
offered 70 eqaip themselves and 14At In
the Ulster otase withoat pay - reward
90 Iona a. their services may b. needed.
NHnrNa o. uArrmn oaAaanMaa.
Tue British Oranaeman are called
upon 20 hold Z mass mnstiua toniqht
In Loudon under tie suaaiaas "a fhn
frimroeo Oinb. for he cbieet of pro
posing q league FOR ahe profession 81 fha
-uniiy of the k@piro.R Tbs meGsina
viii BE- degeled % edsolinQ Z praliml-
nary organisation. adopting ttfIa ana
agreeing npo1 The ohieoia 10 which shn
ofEanixEti1n u % b devoted. CashaIio
aa veil as Protestant k.oyaliala. as 10.
vited % ioiR. One of lha purposes ef
ths League viii be, Is i declared, 70
sooafe the onfollnent Of mem aaaus.
toned 20 ssTFioe.n
rBn n0usB LEA0un.
TIE Irish H0aso Lsasus & 0oersiinr
aotiraly against house 0WnoF8 Ia Kerry.
Cora ana Waterford ooaafies. rhs
League dsmands fhe feaseiien ~ fenta
aud fssisls evi5tiona Tie mambssa of
tatg Leagues who are o8nuaoted with
branches 9f she Natlsnal Lmrnn, taks
advantage of National League mastiaas
20 dtnounoe hoasehoidora
AoTma.
Sir Charles Dixie In addfsmine tha
oIly Ldbofals today urged them - prs.
serve their unity and pFepsre fer Ne
eIeolion4.
Lord 3slisbafy'a speech o. Saturday
haa gfsallY assisted lebsrai eohsaion.
A lsoYaliat meeting at Bsrmanassq "a.
day wsa invaded - & party 81 Radioais
and kfI41men, Wh0 alofnod fbo plae-
form. a aeusIai 6ah4 ansued and tha
meaiina broke ~ - disereeF.