The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
STARVING IN IRELAND.
THE FbnlsHeo AND PeRisHlNo ARE
HEMMep IN BY STORMS.
All Attempts At Rescue bv Brave se~men
Prove Futile. Owing {" the Mad Fury
of the Gsis-sBb-istlnE ON sea-
Nesd-A Conferenos-F0reiKa-

LoSDos, Jan "a telegram from Mr..
Pred ,riek Busy, the Cable News relief CON
miss cneT TOR the wet coast Of Ireland,
/ states that nll cffcrts to reach the island Il
/ InnishtoiHn have failed. Several bosu
MT nued With willing crews we're launched,
I tut violent stol IN which raged vi b uns-
lated fury all day ali along tue coast drove
one n or the o,her tack to The sLtrp, until
tbs brave follows we're compelled to abaD-
ion the OF empt. Another effort to reach
the islar ~ ali 10 made, when It Is hoped
q Ianding n 10 effected and the fsnline-
stricken Dsbrmsn relieved
Isqu4fisa % tlIs little town of Cls~gan
} uthst coin . % tic ma nhnd Ont ste
snFfg '~'s Riggss4e uA5 the disixM a. tbs
QAiYs.nsfuse The potato crop has com.
4. -. ...,a4llG sud the > ascuiB catch Of Esh
! hi,tA0 itaifmlcant ~ 70 emount 10 little
/ more tian SUFFICIENT for daslY wants. TIE
| local shcTkceLcrs seeing nc prospect OF iu-
/ ture paymSlt for thsir wares hlvJ sns
| 'uded oil credit, refusing 10 trust even
those heretofore considered we'll b do.
Nearly i've hunIred CT the islanders are
a. present suhss,ng on sea weed, what is
left OF the seed potatoes and u scanty sup
ply Of Gsh. PrOmpl assistance can alonp
prevent storvaiiun. This fact coD pled with
thJ interaa wlich has been awakened by the
nope o. speedy rel .ef has hlie1 the people on
the mainland with enthusiasm, AMI tho
next attempt TO fierce passage to Innisb-
botlln can hardly fail.
Lori Salisbury, Sir Randolph Churchill,
bis secretary OF state for India, AMI Sir
Nj chael Hicks. Beach, chancellor Of tire
exc lequcr, beld "A rather unsJ pacted con
Ter nee, at " ich II was decided that the
only sale course open TO the government
was to make firm stand on the PROPOSED
local government scheme for Irelanl. The
acton Of the conference fully confirms the
program marked out at Saturdays confer
encs meeting, aud wns probably held 10 tie
up the loose ends Of Saturdays unfinished
buslDrsa
1t is asserted that the government has re-
ceived assurances almost amounting to
| ri dges that Mr. Parnell will accept the
| Tory local governments scheme as "A frs in
sJaliment Should the opposition become
SO cmbod,ncd by any sign " wavsring on
| the part OF Lord Salisbury as to move a
want OF confidence in his ministry, Mr.
| Parnel 1t Il said, will cast the full strength
OF the Irish parliamentary vote for the
Conservatives IN view Of this coalit on,
concerning which Mr.. Gladstone ia un-
douDteily well informed, it is natural to
presume that he will no. propose any fuller
measure Of Home Pule until he Ia justified
In so doing by the course OF events.
II the Tory self-governmont scheme sntis-
lles the Parnelites and at the same time
ten Is TO consolidate the supporters Of the
government Mr. Gladstone will slow TO
risd the experiment of a motion OF wan OF
confluence. Tho developments Of the past
twenty.iou hours has fully confirmed the
change In Liberal tactics CutliIed in these
dispatches on Saturday last, and 1t IL hourly
becoming more apparent that MIR, Gladstone
will have 10 back down.
Mr. Joseph chamberlain, Lord HartiDg-
ton and Sir Hugh CIilders are in Lon lon,
ana rumors are current that meetings are
to ba held Mt which the Liberals hope to
! chrckmate tho last move OF tho Conserve
| hges and Parnsllites