Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-19
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. NEW PLANS FOR IRELAND. Gladstone Hears From The
 Queen. A HOLOCAUST IN GERMANY. The Car MingIes With A
 Crowd. STElNITz AGAIN A LOSER. COlOred Heirs To A Big
 Estate.
STElNITz AGAIN A LOSER
COIOred Heirs To A Big
 Estate.

NEW PLANS TO RULE IRELAND. Lord Salisbury Reported To Re Pre-. pairing A Form of Government Similar To That of the Colonial De- pendencies.
 LONDON, Jan. 1s.-The Boston Globes rep resentative has cabled tonight as follows:
 Rumors are current this evening of an i'm portant change in the form of government of Ireland under the crown. While strict reti- cence is attempted to be m aintained by gov ernment officials, enough as leaked out to warrant prophecy that L ord Salisbury is preparing for flank movement upon MT. Gladstone's plan of attack and one that is likely to be very demoralizing upon the Lib eral forces An attache of the colonial secretary's office said to your core spondent this evening, when asked if he felt at liberty to affirm or deny certain rumors to the nature of the charge above referred to: '1 understand that there have been certain discussio ons ill high places as to the advisability of conceding the manifest wish of the Irish people for some modification of the system which, under the name of castle rule, has become obnoxious to the great majority of the people of Ire land. While it would be manifestly improp- CT for me to state for publication any conclu- slons which the government may have reach ed on this point, l think it will not be violat- ing any confidence inasmuch as the facts will probably be made to the public to- morrow, to say that the discussions have turned upon the question: whether the Irish people would not be better suited, as just as we'll governed, if accorded govern ment similar in form to that of the colonial dependencies" The gentlemen declined to state more definitely than this what was in contemplation and asked to be excused from answering the direct question whether or not it was proposed to make the government for Ireland analogous to that existing in Canada or Australia. He stated however, that in the arrangements were consummated according to the plan which seemed at present to find favor with those in authority the executive part of the administration of Irish affairs would be en- trusted to well known military officer to whom the Irish had every reason to entertain feelings of genuine regard. While it is still uncertain whether Earl Carnarvon's reslgna- ton as lord lieutenant has been accepted, the above statements seem to favor the supposi- tion that it has, and in any event it is known that Carnarvon is anxious to withdraw from the position.
 The rumors and apparently well founded statements which are current in political eir- cles tonight, and of which the foregoing is the most trustworthy resume obtainable, taken in conjunction with an important let ter by Earl Bedford threatening disruption of the Liberal party because of Mr. Glad stones supposed leaning toward home rule, have greatly increased the interest in Irish affairs and it is felt that Irish political issues are daily having more and more of disin- tegrating effect upon the present makeup of the English parties.