Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22
GLADSTONE'S SCHEME.

The Cabinet Differences Not So Wide
as Supposed.
LONDON, March 20.-Mr Gladstones
statement in the House of Commons last
evening that be would soon introduce his
Irish measures in Parliament has afforded
much qualification to the Liberal members
One of the effects Of Mr.. Gladstone remarks
has been to convince the Wings and more
than half persuaded ,heRadicals into the be.
lief that the Offences in the Cabinet are
much less serious than was supposed. Any,
how, Mr.. Gladstone remarks and his self
assured manner Of delivery, are accepted ss
proof that his confidence in the ultimate
agreement OF his colleagues and himself in
the p.scricabiity and justice OF his Irish
policy is uushakeu. The Tories having
failed to badger Mr.. Gladstone into
d premature disclosure Of his plans, now
proclaim that the date (April lst) mad.
Vertently announced in the House Of Lords
BY Earl Granville, as the time when the
government would introduce its Irish
measures, will be exceeded BY weeks, and
perhaps months. Meanwhile the Tory
newspapers keen the pot boiling by pub
lishiUg daily new versions OF Mr..
Glsdstones proposals. runners of
further and hopeless dissensions
in the Cabinet, and other cansrds
calculated to harass he public mind. Mr.
Parnel's silence on Wednesday night
when he was expected 10 unfold the details
of the Irish demands, at The National
League banquet, is said to be due 10 Mr..
John Morley's urgent request that the
Iri,h leader should make no public an.
nouncement Of the programme Of the Irish
party in advance OF NJ. Gladstone's state
ment of the Governpenls proposals in the
House of Commons
Interviewing Gladstone.
LONDON. March 2O.-The interview be.
tween John Bright Gid Mr.. Gladstone to-
day lasted two hours When Mr. Bright
departed, NJ. Morley, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, had a conference with Mr.. Glad
stone, aud the Premier and his Irish Secre-
tary were in council together for q full
hour and q half
LONDON, March 20.-The Daily Tele-
graph this morning says that Mr.. Glad
stone proposes that a Governor be appoint
ed to represent England at the Dublin
Parliament, such officer 10 be vested with
certain powers Of veto. The News says
that if Mr.. Gladstone scheme fails the
coercion act must again be.
At convention OF Liberals at Belfast,
last evening, resolutions xtse adopted
promising general support tdS Mr.. Glad
stone, but urging him TO abandon the idea
of home rule and advocating the abolition
OF the Lord Lieutensncy and the appoint.
ment OF q Secretary for Ireland.
COMMITTED.
Mrs. Adelaide Bartlett and the Rev.
Mr.. Dyson, Wesleyan minister, were
committed to-day for trial at the
Central Court House on charge Of
having caused the death of Edward L.
Bartlett, the woman's husband, on New
Years eve. The allegation is by the
vice OF a clergyman 10 whom several years
ago Bartlett had surrendered his wife She
killed him with chloroio rp furnished by
the lpsstor while she was resisting an at
tempt on the part Of her husband to regain
the place he had given the preacher.
An Eavesdropping Reporter
LONDON, March 20.-The Chief sensation
Of last nights session Of the House Of
Commons was caused by the detection 10y
one Of the members) Of the regular House
Of Commons reporter for one Of the morn.
ing newspapers in the act o. esyesdrop'
ping. Ito reporter wns promptly &C.
cusej, and vigorously denounced, by the
members whose conversation he sought to
overhear, aud the fact of his ofense re-
ported to the Speaker. The affair created
considerable excitement, and it will result
in the exclusion Of the offender from the
preciuts of either House Of Parliament for.
evermore.
Nilsson Coming.
LONDON, March 2O.-Msdsms Nilsson
has signed contract with Maurice Strs-
kosh for farewell tour in America. The
tour will begin with performance on o.
tober II. Nine. Nilsson will sail from
Paris early in September.
German Coal Strike.
Bgv2sELs, Mach 20 The strike among
caal miners az Ii ge ia spreading. The
strikers are determined and are using In.
,imidation Of ell kinds and even force to
prevent non strikers from working. The
situation is serious and troops are protect.
ing mines.
Another Attempt to Kill Cayton.
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