Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-18
Lively Debate on the Address In n
House Of Comm Ons.
TreNnyan and Labouchera Attack the
Governments Policy.
The xusso- French Alliance in Course OF
Negotiation.
ChurciliiI's Proposition to the Car Con-
corning AfghaniStan.

e LONDON, February 14.-At a Cabinet
e council held to-day it was decided to in
struct the Irish executive to cease prose-
catine newspapers Tor publishing reports
of meetings OF supposed branches OF the
! Lease. Arrangements have been made
1 for adivision OF the Parnell amendment on
r Thursday. Conservative whips are con-
fdent they viii havc IL majority OF eighty
FIVE on division. Joseph Chamberlain an
noupcad that he hoped to resume his place
in the House OF Commons by March II.
His friends state that the fisheries negotia-
: tior., are certain OF a successful result.
DEBATE ON TUE ADDRESS.
m the Commons Trevellyan resumed the
debate on the address in reply to the
Queens speech. The Coercion act had done
little to suppress crime, but a great deal to
shock public opinion. The conviction of
twelve members OF the Commons would
happily do more than anything else to bring
about a settlement Of the Irish question.
1t was obvious the government meant to
pursue their policy of oppression in Ire
land, refusing even to cuncede the medium
of seIf-government. S'rGeorge II the
leaders OF the Liberal Unionists that after
six months OF Carparvon's game, they had
voted in extension OF local government in
Ireland. Why were they now silent?
Major Saunderson aunted Trevellyan
with his change OF opinion and quoted ex-
tracts from the latter's speech denOuncinS
the League and Gladstone's policy. The
Parneliites, Saunderson said, arc men
who never were abiding and never would
be, let law be what it may. An Irishrnan
is not a man who naturally sympatAlzes
with law of any Kind. lie denounced
Gladstone as binding the people to the
| INJURIOUS teachings OF the League.
A SHOT ROM LAEoUcHERE.
Labouchere said Major S]aunderson wa
the mouthpiece Of the Conservative club
which had been formed to compel a %reiuct- |
ant Government to protect the interest,"
OF Irish landlords. His speech was an evil
denee of the failure OF coercion, because he
demanded more coercion. He concluded
with "a severe attack upon the Government
with reference to the Mitcielistown affair
which, he said demanded strict inquiry. !
Thomas w. Russell Liberal Unionist
member Of Tyroae) made a long speech
in which he commended the Govern
ment policy, urged Ealiour to go
straight forward, and shut his
eyes to the pPstilential notion that
members OF The commons and priests !!
should receive different treatment from
that to which peasants we're subjected. |
Clancy replied on behalf oi the Par
~nellitcs.
Anderson, member Cor Elsin and Nairc,
Liberal, gave notice that he woul! intro
" an amendment to thcaddrcss nfavor
oil the appointment Of an Irish Commission
for Scotland where the fail in the price OF
produce has rendered it impossible to pay
rents unless they are reduced.
TIE ANTI-s0cIALIsT BILL.
BERLIN, February Il THE Reicl.stag to-
day approved the anti-Socialist bill in the
iorU recommended by the committee, re-
te.'ing all Government trapo-als :or IN
creased string neg. A9vicrs from Sun
Helro state that the Crown Prime walked
about his ROOMS FOR n short tiaie this
evening. He can now take solid food and
is able to talk.
no TIME O FESTIVITIES.
BERLIN, February 14.-Osirg 10 thecon-
dition OF the Crown Prince. tie En1peror's
bal which was to have been given tonight
AID tie guards fetc have been abandoned.
OFFICIAL CHANGES.
"S4>D"h Vlly Lt'-ib IL tu.Citt!lt
announced that Sir Michael Hicks Beach
has been appointed President Of the Board
Trade in place Of Lord Stanley Of Pres ,
ton who will s;iccesl Lord L~ausdowne as !
General cE canada.
a VERY SICK MAN.
SAN RENO, February 1I.-Tha bulletin
says the Crown Prince, besides tahingj
food, was able to eat 81 sandwich to-
lie has also spoken, although tie
doctors ha,i forbidden him to do so. i
\ DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. +
SAN RENO. February 14.-Mackenzie in ,
us report On the Crown Frincc's; case viii, ,
luote Prof. V:c1ow's declaration that he .
oGpd no Indications Of malignant disease $
n the matte" examined Iy him. 1t is t
'aniorfd that there is Il %iuItier difference &
opinion on tie case aG,0ug the doctors t
II attendance. Prof. CappaTd has been l.
from brussels. t
LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS. .
ODESSA, February IL. = The manage g
nsnt OF the Southwestern Railway. pursu- +
mt to Government orders. is holding It's &
nitro freight system st the DISPOSAL OF the :"
government. Large coItingsnt. OF Trai Il
aye reported to he c0ilinr vest y
ard.
a EUsSO-FHERCI ALLIANCE,
LONDON, February LA dispatch from
Jenna to the Standard says negotiations t.
IT husso-French alliance are in q very n
'fward condition.. France oilIy hesitates l.
) to when the treaty ought to be sjsnnd to
no now to keep it IL secret from Bis ! Sc
'afck' "nn Il IS expected woG!.i al once 81,
eciisTe war "a !aar:iiug 81 the contract. ri
EANDE's L!~TiE SCHEME. &c
LONDON, February 1i.-A dispatch from &c
irts to the Times says authentic infor. ce
has been received from ST. Peters. ce
lr5 than Lord Randolph Churchill on his r.
cent visit submitted TO the Gar a nro-
'sai relative to Ensland's policy
regards Russia The p%roposi-
IN was that isussii. should be- J..
{ liberty OF aetioninL Europe on condition uF
Size do not further e1croach upon Al tn
territory. 1t is stated that The tn
ar iavofs his policy, and ii it should be mi
opted you'd even not object to Altman. ~,
an becoming an integral part of India. NJ
Il SECOND Jo-JS, thu
ca
# pie
nth OF an Infant that Would Have Made
Fortune for a Snowman.
(Mo.) special: \ few weeks ago
Dung woman giving the name OF Mrs RIA