Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-06-05

the full Irish representation at Westminster
at fixed periods of the session for a specified
purpose. It is stated that Parnell has been
consulted on that point and approved of the
scheme.
DR.. Schwenfurth, German traveller, ad-
vlses the Italians TO avenge the massacre OF
the POnO expedition by selling Harrar5 II
east Africa, the conquest of which, he says,
would be very easy. The establishment OF a
colony at that place, he thinks, would prove
Of great advantage to the italian govern
ment.
Parneu and his followers are indebted 70
their supporters in America for many sub
stantial evidences of strong sympathy.
There is now AN American contingent of the
lOyalists preparing to take a hand IN the
forthcoming contest. The Grand Lodge OF
/ Orangemen Of the state of New York met al
/ OsWegO, passed a resolution censuring Glad
stone, denOuncing Parnel and offering as
sistance to anti-nauoualists.
In the English house of commons, Os-
l born Morgan, under colonial secretary
| said IN regard to the seizure of the fishing
schOOuers. David j.. Adams" and celia
| that cable message had been received
/ from Minister West, in Washington, saying
a dispatch was on its way to London en-
/ bodylng communications on the subject
with the United States government. The
! under secretary added that when the com
munlcations arrive they viii be considered
| in a friendly spirit, with a due regard TO the
| complete maintenance of the fishing rights
of our fellow subjects in Canada.
The car and czarina of Russia, were vel
coined with great pOmp at the Areml1n IN
/ Moscow on their return from LsVadia. An
/ address Of greeting was delivered by the gov
/ ernOr of Moscow who used the following
| language: ''Your imperial majesties are
l welcomed from the blest south, where you
D have restored life to the Black sea. Hope
| gains wings. and MOSCOW thinks steadily
| that the Christmas cross viii soon shine mp
| on Sofia" The car, in his reply, said he
/ loved and rejOiced to be in Moscow. He al
so said that the third anniversary OF his
| coronation, which fell on the 9th inst. was
full of the happiest memories. At the cathe-
| dral he was congratulated for restoring the
Black sea fleet, Russia's highest glory.
A large mass meeting was held in Chicago
for the purpose Of endorsing the stand taken
by Gladstone on the Irish home rule
question. The following cablegram was
sent to Parnell:
PaI1leH. House Of Commons, London:
Chicago citizens, in mass meeting assembled
request me to express TO Mr. Gladstone their APP
probation OF the services rendered by him to lib
erty and humanity by the Introduction of his bin
His ability TO overcome prejudice, TO view fairly
and broadly the unnatural relations of the Enc
lish and Irish people, and his manifest desire TO
which have caUsad the hi boring Islands Ia live
in hatred and warfare, do honor, not only to his
head and cart, but also 10 the nation and TO the
age of which he is 50 conspicuous citizen and
miratiOn of yourself and your associates for your
tireless efforts in behalf of your cOuntrys right
TO history to ackncWledge that II was those pa
triOtic and brilliant efforts which made Mr..
Gladstone 8 aeuon possible and showed the llD-
the wrong inflicted upon Ireland when il was re-
duced to a provincial vassalage.
lSignedl RICHARD j. OGLEsBT,