Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09

Guiding appeal for the peace and pros.
perity Of suffering Ireland was delivered
in a chord Of tender and genuine kind
ness, different from the great Irish lead
ers' usually cold and dispassionate tone,
THE SCOTCH WAKING UP.
A meeting OF forty Scotch Peers and
members Of the House of Commons was
held to day. Lord Roseberry presided.
A committee was appointed to propo-
gate the Irish Home Rule doctrine In
Scotch constituencies. Measures were
adopted for the establishment OF Home
Rule literature and speakers funds.
NOTES AND IscIDES1s.
Chamberlain has arranged to hold a
meeting Of his followers to decide
whether they shall act with Harrington
or as an independent political party. At
present Chamberlain favors the latter
course. He expresses himself as conf
dent of being able to retain his seat for
W est Birmingham. 1t ID thought that
| Gladstone will not make final state
ment until Monday next. The Liberal
Federation has prepared manifesto to
the electors Of Great Britain. 1t adopts
Home Rule as the Liberal party platform
| ia the coming election. Radical dissen-
tiers will organize Radical union head
quarters in Birmingham. The unions
programme will include large extension
of self-gevernment in England, Scot.
land, Wales and Ireland, coupled with
supreme control Of all by the Imperial
Parliament. Mr.. Chamberlain will be
made President, Joseph W. Ceilings,
Secretary and several members of the
House OF Commons Vice Presidents.
Captain 0'Shea, Nationalist member
for Galway, who was the only Parnellite
who abstained from voting on the Home
Rule bill, announces this afternoon that
he has Withdrawn from politics.
The Most Rev. James Donnelly, ID. D.,
Of the Roman Catholic Church of
CIeogher, County Tyrone, Ireland, and
all the priests of his diocese, have sent
an address to Mr.. Gladstone stating that
they cannot consent longer to be tram
pied upon by the relentless Orangemen
Of Ulster.
The crowd outside attempted to mob
Harrington when he emerged from the
House after the division.
Eighty.6ve Parnellites voted with the
BONtf0intutt tnc oikutJ -5iAths OoPtoh
-0'Shea, whom Parnell insisted on hav-
ing the League elect to represent one d.
vision Of Galway, walked out Of the
house and abstained from voting.
About twelve Liberals refused to vote
on the division.
The conference Of Chamberlain's fol-
lowers will probably be held on Thurs
day and their manifesto will follow.
The Wings have virtually decided to
oppose Mr.. Gladstone in Midlothian.
The lists of government candidates have
been almost completed.
RIoTING IN IRELAND.
DuBLIs, June S-Midnight.--Riot
continues in the Orange districts of Mon.
CHAN. At Lurgan several militiamen
have been wounded and several persons
shot, some being dangerously injured.
Thomas Gallagher was shot dead
Troops have been ordered from Armagh
to clear the streets. Almost all the
Constables were injured by stones or
sticks.
BELFAST, June 8.--Riotine was re.
newed here this evening. Mobs Of Or.
angemen wrecked number OF houses Of
Catholics. severely iniuring some Of
them. The riot act was read and the
police fired upon the mob. which replied
with revolvers. Many were injured on
both sides. The police finally tri.
umphed.