Evening journal., 1889-08-30
ONE CENT.
A CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
An Endowment from the Brit
ish Government Probable.
THE PARNELLITEs' NEW TACTICS.

II Is said They VIII Support the Tory
Premier at the Next Election in Re-
turn for Valuable Conversions Progress
ef che strike-Europssan News Notes-
LoNDoS, Aug 20 Mr.. Balfour's promises
q WIRING In a bill for the endowment Of an
hash Catholic university, coupled with MIR.
fhrnells immediate acceptance Of the pro-
ppsal4 creates almost panic amongst the
Liberal leaders, who see that this new de-
parhne Of the Tory government means ths
disraption sf their party. 1t ascertain that
Mr.. RarneI has reached some sort Of an un-
derstanding with Lord Salisbnys govern
ment, and it Is even stated thab'the Parnell-
ties viii support the Tory premier at the
next election ia return for concessions which
viii practically amount to Home Rule and q
land law which will quite Nfectually throw
the landlords in Ireland overheard.
salisbnrS's Change Of Front.
This change Of front ON the partIof Lord
Salisbury is certain to lose him thes support
of the Ulstermembers, but he will upobabIv
carry with him all but a very fews Of the
Conservative mernlers and the uuiunists.
while the adaition Co his forces of tlle solid
Farnellite contingent and Of such Liberals as
care more for Home Rule than for themeans
Of attaining il will undoubtedly increase his
voting strengthmaterially notwithstanding
the detection of the Protestant 1rishmen.nsfd
few anti-Catholic Tories.
atr. ParneIlis Late Opponents.
All Of the details OF the agreement entsred
INTO between Mr.. Parnell aud those whomhe
has Of late 50 bitterly opposed are not as yes
understood, and asa result there is no endsof
speculation. The Liberal leaders held: a
meeting yesterday. at which Sir William
Vernon Harcourt made a speech congrahh-
ating the Liberal party upon having sus-
cessfully proselyted the Tory governmen&
Few Of his associates, however, shared Sig
Williams cheerfulness, and their Joy al finsh-
ing their own principles now supported bw
the Tories Is rot a little tempered by the cer4
tainty that this support will keep the Tories
IA power indetinitely7and themselves out.
LondoniA Strikers.
There are no fresh developments in tho
strike which are at all OF hopeful nature.
Over 10000 tlilors in London are moment
arily expecting the word from their leaders
% drop their work and when they 80 out
they viii deprive nearly twice that number
Of sewing women aud other assistants OF
their chances for livelihood Several fall
ures ia the shipping trade are already report
ed as a result o. the dock strikes, and others
are expected.
The wharilngers submitted 10 the dock
companies and the strikers plan for set-
tlemont Of the question at issue, which i'm
eluded proposal 10 make American clauses
Ia bills OF lading imperative SO far as con-
carnhd whnrinuprs aud ,rrana,,- lra,,..,-,
The representatives Of the companies de-
elined to accept this solution Of the difficulty
and are preparing a manifesto In which
they will declare they will only pay five
pence an hour.
The 5000 Welsh miners who have made
demand for a 10 per cent increase in their
wages have decided to compromise and will
accept the per cent advance offered by
their quplovaf.g