The Portland daily press., 1888-05-11
JUSTICE AWAITING THE IRISH.
Mr.. cIadstone's Reply to the Dissent
Ing Ministers.
English PeopieYet to Redress Wrongs
OF the Past.
EvIcters Met with Kettles Of Boiling
Water.

LONDON, May 10.-In reply to an address
signed by $3.50 dissenting ministers which
was presented to him yesterday Mr.. Glad
stone said that during the present session
the Parnelites, despite the pressing needs Of
Ireland, had refrained from urging their
claims and had assisted the government to
expedite business. Whether or not Parlia-
ment was employed at this or that given
time in discussing Ireland, II was Ireland
alone that truly held the key TO the legisla-
tion. The government knew that the nation
was with home rule, and, therefore, guided
the affairs of Parliament so as 10 delay the
time when Ministry would be In power
pledged to propose home rule for Ireland.
The majority In the House of Commons
thought they could go on for five years.
They put this against his life as an old man,
but the life Of an old or young man would
not effect the final settlement. (Cheers)
Justice would be done 10 Ireland. Ere long
the national sentiment would find means TO
assert ITSELF
The tories plumed themselves upon being
the defenders Of law and order. Instead OF
maintaining order, the government had pro
NOTED murderOus breaches Of the law. Mr..
Parnell was as much devoted to the main
tenanee of law and order as any one. Neither
he nor Mr.. Parnell vindicated the 'plan OF
campaign" The governments conduct had
created the ''plan OF campaign by making
the law OdiOus to the people. The object OF
the government seemed TO be 10 insult, ex-
asperate and degrade the Irish.
AS soon as the terrible facts regarding the
suffering in Ireland were brought home TO
the upright minds of the people Of England
they would unite to redress the sad errors OF
the past (Cheers.)
Socialism In Breslau.
BERLIN, May 1O.-All the weavers and
spinners in the vicinity Of Breslau have
struck. The police found a thousand social
ist documents In Breslau and many arrests
have been mado.
The Emperor In Good Spirits.
The Emperor passed satisfactory day in
good spirits, and ate his meals with an appe-
title. From II a. m. till $50 p. nj. he re-
mained In his study, reclining on a sofa.
Fought with Boiling Water.
DUBLIN, May 1O.-An exciting struggle
took place at Carmack, near Thurles, today.
between strong force of emergency police
men and some tenants whom they sought to
evict. The police used battering ram, ef-
fecting an entrance into some of the houses.
They met a stout resistance, the tenants
throwing boiling water at them, and assault
ing them with sticks and stones. Some in
tended eVicti0ns were effected, but others
are believed to have been abandoned.
Foreign Notes.
A despatch from Rome to the London
Chronicle says the Irish bishops have noti-
fed the Vatican Of their adhersion to the
papal reseript.
BY the fall Of a large rock in a mine near
Strassfort. Prussian Saxony, yesterday, Is
persons were killed.
The trial of Mr. Dillon under the crimes
act was begun at Tullyyallin yesterday. Dill
lon is defended by Mr.. Harrington. Mr..
Blunt was present,
The Emperor Of Brazil is out OF danger.