Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-11
TIE HONE RULE MTTLE
The Csming Da.slutlsn
Announeed.


n xzz eolWoER
IoxpcH. Jnne l0.-Ta the Comnuus
thia nffeTnoou Gladstone. who was
lonilt ohfeFed On FisinR. said fhaf 10
e3nst tun-noe % the Eri-etioa % ihe
Il ne Rnie bill, be had advised the
Qaeeu - dissolve PaRiiamsns withoui
delay. Her a iesfy had Rrnsion4ly aa
scented 10 this, and be would therefore
ask hoass 10 wind up ths Business
Of ghe session at the quankest prnntiea
ole moment The RfsmisEas statement
va reeeiysd with ebeeFa
/ Ssr Michael Kicks Bsaah. eonserva-
tive. mcysd an adigurDmans Of The
Hoaae. Suppurtina hia motion, be said
that on account - the ramarkahle
emission bT tha PreuleE Of the este
inK the dissolution. u remained un6xed. (
and urged that p Parliament be dissolved
~ soon as possible. There Was nosh-
| ing be added, 20 satisfy the opposition
BAT an assurance that the dissolution
would take place at ae earlT q date as
| possible, and that q nsW Parliament
would meet wifheut delay.
Mf. Gladsione replied that be vas an
| able positively % iuform the Houss Of |
the dats on which Parliament would be |
dissolved. bat that IL would dcnbtless Be |
before the end of the present meath. |
/ Respecting the Governments Of Ireland,
the Pfemier said be thought that the |
state Of affairs In that country vas snch |
that Q new Parliament ought 70 meet
as early as possible. Toe country onaht |
not 10 remain IN uncertainty regarding |
she policy 70 be purseed respecting Ire
Sir Michael declared that Mr.. Glad |
stones statement was satisfactory. and /
be withdrew bis motion.
m THE EoRDs.
LoEDon, Jans 10.-EAFl Kimberly.
Secretary Of State for India. anusanoed /
10 the Honae Of Lords thla afternoon, |
thst the Governfuens Ind decided 70 /
dissolve Parliament, and that she Queen /
has sanctioned the resolution. he add
ed that the Government woald take /
steps Immediately 20 conclude the az /
fairs Of the present Parliament With all /
possible dispatch, with q view 70 effect |
ina the eieskion Of q neg House Of 4
Commons az early as possible.
Earl Carnarvou made q statement /
respecting the charge Of Mr.. PaFnsll /
last Monday that the Conservative party /
purchased Irish support ia the last cleo /
tion By q promise made through Cab Il
met minister that they would in return /
introduce home rule bill. which IN sd
ditioa 10 other features would onnfer /
on Ireland the right 70 control her own /
tariff and police. i lFd CaFnarvon said /
that when be vas Lord Lieutenant Of /
Ireland under the Marquis Of Sails Il
bury's Government, be received from /
Mr.. Parnell reqsest 70 be allowed an /
interview. "Aa MF. PaEnell was the
elected head Of the Irish party" con
tinued the Earl. Il acted on my peFson-
ii responsibility aud consulted With
him. The conversation vas private. !
never communicated Is 20 any member
Of the Cabinet Mr. Parnell and left /
the room as free as We bad entered it. / /
desire 80 repndiate the statement that /
has been printed and circulated that i
acted on that oeoasion 10 tbs capacity |
Of q member % the Government"
THE srATn or AFrArns N BEEEAsr.
BEEEAsi, Juus io.-Ths people here
have b+en wrought 10 state Of great 1
oxcitemsnt by the Fiotoas demoassra-
tions Of the Ofan4emen & dsring she past /
two days. Al work 10 stopped, stores
ere closed and msuv residences are
closed and b4Frae ded. Moas are 10 /
every street prepared for further deeds /
OF VIoIenos. The Ofangem- q are great
" inoeusad at the olustabularg for iF /
inc upon them and threaten 10 sack toe i
baFraeka Detanhmenta ef soldiers and /
poitoe from Dahlin and other cities aFs /
being forwarded TO Belfast 30 asaiai the /
authorities Ia restoring order.
Al midsiRht a msb OF OfanRanen /
raided q public b0ase kept ny q OAtho
ilo named UHafe and after saeking II
set Il on Gre. The police charged ths
rioters q dnzsn times With hayOHets. bat /
we're each time forced back By volleys /
Of stones. Tue poiios we're haally fore
ed 70 take refuge IN the barracks where /
they ared upon the mob from the SEQ
ond atesy windows. The mob, how
ever, held their ground f0f twenty rntn-
ufes longer, although the firing Was /
heavy gnd inoesaant. Scores Of rioters
we're wounded and it is known positive 1
y that six men and two wsmen were
killed. A great many wounded persons /
Wers carried awav BY their friends, and |
Vhetheg their iniaFiea were fatal is uOt |
known. Tsenty rioters Who received /
bullet wounds are lying tn ore inhEma-
DKrAus or rHR Hlor.
BrLrAsr. Jane 10 The city vas sm-
parauveiy quist this forenoon. sew
eral hundred extra pJlicemen are nsw
10 town
SIX hundred LsyaIists drfllg d near the |
city Of Armagh last night.
An eve witness 90 the riots on Wed /
nssday gives The following description /
Of the scenes folloWing she attack on |
the Bower Hill police station. "khe /
msn, armed With pokers. pFled up paw
lnQ stones and broke thsm into suitable i
sixsa for the use Of tue rioters. Nhen /
thsy ran short of missiles tbe womss /
and VonnQ Rirla desperately enkreateo i
The men % continue the nghting, When-
ever they TAGGED Offering them the
premise Of fEeah stones and when en-
treaty failed. The women and girls drove /
tha men en kT savage threats. The
polios station - moderate sized dwell /
Ing house. When she moo attacked the
baildina the poiioe responded with
volley fred from the doorway, bal the /
rioters coon drove the of3oers 10 and /
they FetFeatea upstairs aud then main-
sAined the 6xht on theis side by shoot 4
mo from the windows of the bedrooms /
on the second door. They held their /
position for halt a. hour, daring which /
/ tba battle Waa hot and savage on both /
sides when they were reinforced - /
the arrival OF seventy fresh OiaoeFa. the l
increased energy of the p licemen's
warfare eeTvsd bat 10 aggravats tde /
mob aud thay heuame feEoelo0a. Ihay /
/ were uaddsnea By tbs SIGHT Of their |
1 eoznrades ah0s doWu, wrlthiEg and |
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