Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-12
THE HOME RULE SITUATION.
Gladstone to Resign and the Conserva.
 tiVes to Take Omca.

| GladstOne to Resign and the Conservd- l tives to Take Oace.
 | LONDON. July 11.-Mr. Henry Labouchere
 in an interview this evening said 'EI am
 confident that MT. Gladstone will resign and
 that the Conservatives will take office. What l they will do after that remains to be eeen, but any coalition of Tories and Unionists is impossible. Why, such an alliance would
 not last twenty minutes. MT. Chamberlain
 and his party do not count. The only mem ] bers of that faction worth considering are Messrs. Cham berlain and Cain. Mir. Glad stone's defeat at the polls arises from the failure of the Premier to make the land bill
 clear, the Radicals not having seen the force
 of buying out the landlords. Their three l acres and a COW scheme has not done any good. They might better have talked of halt an acre and calf; the laborer would
 understand that. don't think the Tories
 will adopt 8 policy of home rule. It is not to their interest to set tie the Irish question, but rather to keep it open. The Tories have used MT. Chamberlain from first to last but he does not see it, and they'll throw him overheard when it suits their purpose. It will be long time before the Irish question is settled. It will be impossible for the next parliament to do anything with it. The counties know nothing of the question and must be educated to it. W hen they are edu- cated MT. Gladstone will win hands down and educating the people to the importance and justice of this question is the great work of the Radicals in the immediate future"
 A Jealous Quarrel Ends In Murder.
 WICHITA, Kans., July 11.-Three pistol shots followed by the screams of woman startled the residents of South Main street yesterday morning. The neighbors rushed to the Sheldon House from whence they came In one room was Mrs. Sheldon bending over the body of her daughter Julia, who lay in a pool of blood, and in an adjoining room her ! son-in-law, Carl McClintock, stood holding ! in his hand pistol. Blood was flowing from | his breast Medical aid was summoned and | & diagnosis revealed the fact that the woman was fatally wounded, being shot through the l body. She fingered until o'clock yesterday | when she died. McClintock will recover. The shooting was due to a jealous quarrel.
 Business On The Lake Shore
 CHICAGO, July 1.-The Lake Shore com pany to-day handled two thousand cars, five hundred more than they handled Saturday. A strike is expected among the hoormen and others employed in the packing houses. The cause is that the men want to work less hours. The bosses have been given until l Tuesday to decide.
 Happy Message From the Sea.
 CHICAGO, July 11.-Among the letters re- ceived in the mail bag recently recovered from the wrecked steamer Oregon was one which will bring joy to Miss Annie Petyt, an assistant in charitable institution here. Voo eI, Jet+ Tn glish lawyer. It was stained and plotted by water, but still 1egible and contained the happy news that there was sum of e190 with interest on deposit in bank to her ac count ready for transmission to Chicago up- on receipt of properly authorized vouchers