The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-06-12
HOME RULE.
Ths Hal Defeated "a the Commons on
Iss second Reading.

majority of 80 on the second reading
of the Home Rule bill. The vote On
the bill was 81 for the measure. and
BAL against II. Mr.. Gladstone moved
an adjournment until Thursday, and
the motion was adopted. The excite
ment during the division had no
parallel in the history If the House OF
Commons. Lord Randolph Churchill
first discovered the Government defent-
ed, and by waving his hat his indulg-
ing joyful demonstrations aroused the
enthusiasm of the members at the
opposition, who, rising, waved their
hats, and cheered again and again.
When the figures were ammo unced the
noise was deafening. A Parnellite
challenged the vote. Common called
for cheers for the grand old man,
which were given with gusto by the
Government supporters. Sir VIM.
HartcOurt and his companions rose
and bowed to Gladstone, who was
somewhat embarrassed. The Parnell
ties called for groans for Chamberlain,
which were given with shouts of
"Traitor" aad Judas Iscariot."
Chamberlain merely laughed when
order was restored. Gladstone rose,
and, white and trembling, moved an
adjournment until Thursday Healy
and 0'Connor again challenged the
vote, saying they would not offer any
opposition, but wished to express
repugnance of the conduct of many
members of the Gladstone party. Dur
my the hubbub Gladstone, wearing a
haggard look, left the house, cheered
by his supporters.
The majority against the bill sur
prised even the Unionists. Several
members, supposed To favor the bill
went into the opposition lobby. The
crowd outside attempted tu mob Hart
lngton when he emerged from the
House after the division. Ii Is sup.
posed Sir VIM. Blunt was the intermr-
diary between Parnell and the lur-
ries during the last election, and that
he undoubtedly did lead the Parncli-
ties to believe that the Conservatives
would Introduce Home Rule bill,
Churchill is generally supposed to be
the member OF the Conservative party
who made promise for his party.
Elghty-ti Parnelntes voted with tie
Government. The eighty-sixth, Cap
tain o Shea, whom Parnell Insisted on
having the League elect to represent
one division OF Galway, walked out of
tho House aud aus ainld from voting.
About l3 Liberals refused 10 vote on
the division.
The Cabinet will meet at O'Clock
this AFTERNOON to consider what action
is incumbent upon the Government Ms
result OF their deica.. Gladstone
rose this morning earlier than usual.
During the forenoon lac had Two
hours conference with RoSe Jerry, the
Foreign Minister.
Ninety-four Liberals and Radicals
voted against the Hume Rule bill.
There is intense excitement through
out the whole country over the out
come of the long Parliamentary con
test. The Conservatives and Wings
are everywhere making the day one al
jubilee. ringing bells, lighting bon.
fires, firing cannon and singing God
Save tho Queen" Dispatches from
ireland state that NJ Belfast, London
derry, Largan, Armah and other towns
the Loyallsts have been stoned during
their parsdes and demonstrations, but
up TO late hour this afternoon no
case vt fighting or extreme violence
has been reported.
The Cabinet at its meeting, by .
unanimous vnte, resnlved to appeal to
the country. They held that by
reslgnlng they would ouly prolong
aud complicate An acute dispute which
would be terminated by speedy
dissolution of Parliament. Gladstone
will send special messenger to the
Queen Tonight with letter, recon-
mending that Her Majesty dissolve
Parliament rs the only means to secure
stable Government. 1t the Queen
does nat exercise her prerogative and
summon harrington to form . new
Ministry. Gladstone on Thursday will
ask the Commo-s TO proceed with
reply bill, and ill indicate the Queen q
intention To dissolve Parliament At an
early day.
1t is believed that Gladstone will
dissolve PAi lament on the 2Sth instant
1t is expected that the elections will
occupy month. aud that the new
House will assemble in the second
week in Auuuss. The result of the