Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24
An Interview With Mr. Parmell.

An v10vB WIZ NAxs 6Lm6Ake
he SAYS sALIsAURY's GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE SOME
THING BESIDES COERCION no THINK or NOW.
reporter called on Mr.. Parnell, in London, last
evening. Mr.. Parnen looks much paler and thin
ner than at the end OF the last session, but he is
evidently making good progress. He said that his
physician believes that he will be stronger than
for many years. Mr.. Parnen remarked that the
government, now that Lord Randolph Churchill
had resigned, would have something else to think
OF than coercing Ireland. 1t would nave to strug-
gle for existence. The government, he continued,
would have been unlikely to apply coercive powers
In any case, because the marked absence OF crime,
the general moderation with which the campaign
has been conducted, and the fact that the object
was the same-namely. that OF obtaining fair
rent abatement from yielding landi0rds-has taken
away many OF the usual excuses for coercion.
Regarding the legality OF The campaign, MI. Par
nell said II It should be finally and clearly decided
by high legal opinion Of recognized authority that
De oSy ecSncsy Illegal and only SO because the
same right OF combination which the legislature,
after much agitation, legalized for British work
yet been extended to Irish tenant farmers
WORK Of turning out a6ie-Oodied tramps was be-
gun at the county almshouse, at Reading Pa AL
are warned to leave the county, under penalty OF
months, and the directors got tired OF them. One
tramp came all the way nom Baltimore 10 spend
the winter In the Berks almsh0use He was there
last winter and liked It so Wel that. after sum-
mer on the road. he returned smiling. There b
fear among country people that the turning loose
of SO many trHmpe VIII lead TO Dad Work among
the farms, but trouble win be obv1aoed ey expeu-
ing them gradually.
Two GIRLS WHO WANTED 10 Many CHNAARN.-
The marriage OF two white girls with Cinnamon
was frustrated through the enOrta OF the chicago
and Milwaukee authorities wednesday. woman
reported to the authorities at Milwaukee that her
daughter, Annie Ludwig, aged 10, with her cousin,
Alice Bluhm, aged 10 disappeared. chicago de-
tectives learned that the two girls had been en-
ttced away by two Cinnamon. Through an ar
rangement the Chinese met tho parents and OBJ
tanned their consent to marry: e was arranged
that the girls should 60 70 Milwaukee. Each one
received so and the Cinnamon agreed 20 follow
later. The authorities telegraphed Chief Re1s af
Milwaukee and the girls were found at boarding
house and taken to the central stAton. They were
returned TO their homes
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AvuanuA LAwYns 01Nr % During the
progress Of Q seduction case In the corporation
court of LynchbutK, va, yesterday Judge LA&hAm
refused to allow Thomas n. WtlltamA counsel Tor
tho denenDe 70 introduce certain guidance to0nGht
TO be damaging TO the prosecution. NJ. Wil1an1s
insisted upon the evidence bang introduced,
Whereupon lively spAt ensned betWeea them, re-
sulting IA his honor 0fdeeing Wlll11D % Ja1I Re
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