Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15

pFOtecU persons rom DOycOCCefS nave been
successful in the counties of Clare and
Kerry, where the league has been suppressed.
People now travelling in Ireland, declare
the condition was
GREATLY IMPROVED,
and the judges confirmed this opinion. The
government was engaged in an old struggle,
but never before had any government ar
rayed against it the forces recognized by
the opposition. He claimed the figures ad-
duced justified coercion, and proved the
governments policy successful. Cheers.
Mr.. John Morl9y said the house would it,
fer from Baliour's speech what the temper
was in which he administered coercion.
Regarding Irish criminal statistics, he sail
the period showing a decrease of crime in
Guided a s~ix-months' calm during which
eviction notices could not be executed.
The diminution OF boycotting was not due
to coercion, but to an entirely changed
state OF feeling and a deeper sense OF re-
spOnsibility toward the Liberal members, |
who were co-wOrkers with the Irish to OBJ.
ain justice for Ireland. lCries OF "Hear,
hea'!'] Tn Irish party was now assured. |
1t would ultimately |
REALIZE ITS ASPIRATIONS.
Ii it should ever be deprived OF that hope
the effects OF coercion in a~ggravating social
disorders would become painfully apparent. |
Harrington (NationaliSt) called Balfour's
speech "achoice example Of his mendacity -"
The Speaker called upon ii arlington to
Withdraw the expression. Harrington
acqGiesced, but said he did so onlv under
fffteA1amand KhdM riFe Ell mas;s7 q - -
mustered the crimes act and
did all they could to ~irrita+e
the people. Balfonr's regime oppressed the
people, tried to suppress those vindicati1g
tl.e peoples rights. But tie principles Of
iorrty would be fought for until thew |
umphe Parneli moved adjournment
OF the debate-agreed to.
PARNELL's
The text OF Parnell's amendment to the .
IS as follows: 'Humbly to repre-
sent to Her Majesty that only the remedial /
OF last sessions Irish legislation
mas tended to lessen crime. whereas the re- l
presslve legislation has done much to ALIEN.
ate the sympathy and respect of her irish q
subjects for law and that the administra-
non OF the crimes act as we'll as much Of d
ne general action OF the executive has been II
larsh and partial" The amendment will b
'ecelve the full support OF the front of the g
opposition bench.
KNIFTON's OFFER ACCEPTED. a
John L. Sullivan accented the offer If I
ack knlfton to stand before him for f2OO|
DR. six rounds.
TREATY PARTICULARS. in
VIENNA, February 1O.-The Neue Freje IL
resse publishes the text of the triple alli- ql
nee treaties. The terms of the compact st
re as follows: In the event of an attack ca
y France against Italy, or by Russia q,
!alnst Austria, the Cabinets at Rome and II
VIII maintain friendly neutrality. as
le mediterranean and promote no enter na
Use In the balkans without preyiors an
'feement with Italy. Tire italia. Germ Of
~ treaty imposes mutual s1uport against on
rance IN case OF attack. An additional an
provides that if Austria or
'rmary Is attacked by France or Russia.
aiy VIII be Obliged 20 help the country ,
tackled with all her forces.
REACHED THEIR INNER CONSCIOUSNESS wa
ST. PETERSBURG, February lO.-Tbe -
asnordlne states that it is informed q, roa
"i'hy authority that there is no AM
'und 20 apprehend war. The verbatim "
'ort OF B'stnarck's speech published hero hea
, produce much deeper impression than ticl
telegraph summary at first received. Il
a K
CONTEMPLATING BISMARCK. the
'ERLlN, February 19.-Tne National by
Jung says that almost all OF Germany's was
ers1sns have congratulated Prince Ris. ~,
TICK upon his speech and it's r~esults. mo,
VERDICT SET ASIDE wha
UBL1N, February 1O.-In the corrt ~ T. -
ems bench to-day the verIict rendered bpsi
he %coroner's jury in the case of the M. II
officers charged VITA murder in con- Nas
ion with the N;+cbau,u. beat
'side. on the ground that the inrv VS." Il
sen informally. 'ef CT
PYNE ARRESTED. r.,
'NDoN, February 1O.-J. d. Pyne. menu. +,
or West Waterford, was arrested an wa.
!" OUTSIDE the House OF weal'
mons. Pyne is the gentleman who with
himself up in Lynsfarney Castle. i, know
er1ord, and defed the police to arrest Nj,
ana who afterwards eln;ed the Irish indee
ofl'ies and escaped to England. eats
TIE pp,xcp,, nOut
KENO, February 1O.-The official
Tin says that the Crown Prince passed Ait
I'd night, without fever or main .,d distri
MS powers OF respiration and der,u. in an
fAes u~h'n'peded. to the
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