Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
FOREIGN.
Justin Mccarthy RidIcuIes the Sails
bury Administration Most
UnsparingIy.
Evidences oil the PeaeefnIness az the
Irish Home.Rulers Under the
Severity Of the Land Ords.
Another Bloody Riot l. Anticipated at
Beifast--Troops Have Becn sum.
m0ned from Dublin.
A oMlcAwBEn'' ADMINISTRATIONS

A "MiCAwBEg" ADMINISTRATION.
LONDON, Aug, Justin Mccarthy, |
writing OF the political situation in En-
gland, SAYS up TO the present time
the house Of commons has been engaged
In the form Of swearing in new members
The greater number Of the members OF
the new government have 70 be re.ekscted
before they can sic in the new house
fortnight win pass away before we get 20
business. Meanwhile, let us ak our
selves what the Salisbury government |
can do. is II not n Micawber admins |
| tration? Does 1t not, after the fashion OF |
the immortal Mcawber, propose to pay |
| It's debts IN promises while waiting for |
something to turn up2' II proposes 20 |
offer Ireland long Il u which Is TO |
mature next February, by which time the |
/ Mcawber administration tondly hopes |
something will turn up. Nothing but |
miracle could put of the Irish question, |
and we do not expect 20 see miracles
performed for the friends of the Salisbury
administration. Yet this Is the spirit IN
which the Salisbury administration Is
trying to act, This Is the whole meaning
of the desire 10 have some business got
through during August aud the
early part Of September, and then
adjournment until February The inter-
val cannot add one single scrap OF in-
formation on the subject OF ireland that
is not already In the possession or easily
within reach OF the government quite
admit that 1t might be avery useful inter
val Tor Salisbury and Churchill to employ
! in educating their party 10 home rule. II
they are wise, II they have any common
sense among them, that is what they will
do; that is the only thing that can 'turn
E. up which would be Of the slightest real
c advantage to them in political sense.
The coming round Of the whole Conserve
a tive party 10 principle OF home rule. If
this does not happen in the interval moth
a ing can happen which will do them any
# good. know Of one other thing as
n to which some OF them are on
n the lookout for something to turn up
which would be for their monetary po-
n litcal advantage-th is an outbreak OF
70 disorderly acts In Ireland la that hope
J.. / prophesy they will be utterly disap-
- pointed. The whole civilized world
bears witness TO the absolute perfection
y Of the demeanor Of the Irish people. Al
" the present mowent = city population Is
nj pouring out 70 say farewell TO Lord Aber
40 deem, ana Lord Aberdeen's successor Ii
coming in without one sign or word o.
ne welcome from any but police aud castle
-, ness to the sentiment OF the Irish people
II. Every true freshman will work his hard
est for the preservation OF peace an,
r order, were 1t for no loitier purpose thai
u to thwart and disappoint the Mleawbe
s. administration"
ae WOES or AN RYICrED WIDOW,
rs CORK, Aug S.-The following intelli
4 gence comes from Kilrush, County Clare
Is near where the Shannon broedens auC
gives evidence OF the peaceiulness OF Irlsl
some.rulers amid the increasing asperit
o. q of the landlord interest. IL seems tina
le home time ago a private estate--which
by the way, includes Hog island-evlcte'
Mt the widow McInery, aged eighty-siX years
NJ and her unmarried daughter from thel
- cottage, in q hamlet called Deaheens, blu
n they had returned during the nbsenc,
IN OF the legal Garetaker. Then pro
~ ceedings were begun against them al
in trespassers, and for a fresh eviction
&C Yesterday the resident ma istrate, nance
We Dunsteryille, and an inspector Of tue con
staoulary, with posse, attended, and |
large concourse of nelghbors joined
them but there was not the slightest
Id violence offered to the law. The appeals
of the old lady to let her die In the home
ar OF her childhood moved the crowd and tn,
A
- impressiLg also the magistrate, who on i
. certificate OF the parish physician of the
~ imminent danger OF her death, postponed
~ the eviction. This decision, amid tn,
le dramatic expressions Of gratitude o
y the mother and daughter, was hailed
ny with cheers. The concourse, headed by
vs. the priest, then formed In procession ano
~ marched 10 q spot not far away, the scene o
III another recent eviction There were me
no similar delegates from Kilkee, Donbel
~ and several other villages OF County
Ny Glare, and there was another evcteS
NJ widow, named Murrlhay, with her foul
az children and her venerable mother
le They had been for several days sheltered
'e by the roadside, under an impromptl
at covering for their scanty furniture. Tn
lg peasantry delegations had brough
ca boards, thatcb, window panes, tools
ne mortar aud the like, and In two hour
nc willing bands had erected on the road
10 side comparatively comfortable hut, II
'sl which the widow, her children and TN
an old grandmother were placed, whil
"a, Father QuinlIyan blessed the humble
ad home and willing workers, who thel
10 peaceably dispersed TO homes not mucl
q" better.
M dLADsToNE's Foley STILL LIVES,
on IoNpoN, Aug. 5.--rhe National Liberia
IL federation, the outgr0Wth Of Chamber
AZ Iain's forsaken caucus, have issued
IT'S manifesto, saying; "Although the re
ke suit of the elections has not realized GU
ne hopes the situation Is encouraging, IN
or supporters OF half the measures being N
us smallest groupIn parliament. Gladstone
m has secured the support Of the vast major
OF inv of Liberals and Liberal organizations
IS, As far as the federation is concerned, III
ne results Of the appeal 10 the country com
pleteIy Justify ihe course taken by II
council. Greatly as we regret our Losses
the manner in which the Liberals r.
,rs sponded TO Gladstone's appeal proves tina
In, tine federation represents the real opinlo
IN Of the Liberal party. That party bein
commit ed TO cfeehng union betwee
ma England and Ireland, viii never absndo
err that object until the goal has been reached