The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-05
THE IRISH LEADERSHIP.
Probably an Agreement VIII be Reached
by ParneiIs Temporary Retirement.

by ParneII's Temporary Retirement.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Irish Parliament
ary meeting to-day appointed committee
i'm accordance with the provisions OF tn
Clancy proposition. and then adjourned.
The latest phase Of the contest, It Is
thought. is favorable 20 an agreement. ihe
committee is appointed TO wait upon b D
Gladstone and seek assurances that IN
| Liberal home rule programme shall provide
for the leaving of the Irish constaOulary.
| judiciary and land uestiOns TO an lrish
Parliament; in event Of which assurance
Sir. Parnell will retire from the leader
shin OF the Nationalist party untii
| recalled. The committee consists OF Messrs.
Parnen, Sexton, Healy, Justin McCarthy'
j. Redmond. Deasy, Power, ana Lealili'
| MIR. Parnell will not take part personally in
the negotiations with Mr.. Gladstone. In
committee will also confer with sir William
Uarcourt and Mr. Morley. They will en-
deavor to conclude the negotiations to
/ morrow.
Retore the appointment of the committee.
! Mr.. Parnell asked the meeting Tor an N
formal show of hands on the Clancy amend
ment. The show disclosed only Messr-
Barry and Chance as standing out against
the amendment.
REVOLUTION FEARED IN CHILL.
Adylces from Chill represent the Repuh-
lie as in very troubled condition. Presi-
dent Balmacea declines 10 take any step
toward conciliating the majority IN Con-
,ress. and the strain between the EXecu-
| tive and the Legislature Is 50 great 'h"l "
| revolution is feared.
| HORRIBLE ATROCITIES IN ARMENIA.
Horrible atrocities continue TO be reported
| from Armenia. Three .Sripenlans OF bou-
lanuk were burned alive on heap o. then
crops. six Armenians Of Van were shol
and robbed by kuards. An Armenian
named Aletdkjian. was tortured horribly ny
| the Turkish authorities, beins burned WIN
red hot irons and his tongue pierced with "A
dagger. ....,.
some Of the papers ct out extra editions
Ito This morning Of Lord Salisbury =
sneech Yesterday in order 20 lay before ihch
r,.aderr the whole teXt ol the speech, which
| i regarded as specially important a. lndi-
eating the Governments attitude AZ Tue
view Of the changed condition oi the ol"-
cition parties. H. Is thought that Lord
| Sslisbury has shown by his contemptuoHs
reterencts 10 she Irish party as whole
thai he will uOt make any attempt to Sc
cure an alliance with any faction Ci lhem.
SALISBURY on GLADSTONE.
Io,d salisbury in his speech at Water.
/ ford. L1DtIbHUtg l0ob ht-ftf
richt Messrs. fIealy and sexton and others,
who were trying TO hound Mr. Parneil 70
death. had 10 pose as apostles OF domestic
nurityg First they backed Parneh, ana
| then fbe seventh Commandment, changing
from one horse TO another with as much
indifference and cynicism as man hedgT
| inc ON race-cOurse changes wDen
he hears something detrimental TO ms
fayorite. "If," adds Lord salisbury, the
enthusiasm OF the Healyites is disinterest-
ed il is worthy OF the highest applause,
but n IL is merely a screen Of the poiiticai
manguysre IL is worthy OF the deepest con
demnatiou.v Lord Salisbury proceeded 10
denounce the Liberals ioT Offering the Chlei
secretaryship for Ireland 10 Pafnell while
the foulest things were alleged OF him, ana
CAPTAIN 0'shea'e action tor divorce was
uending. Would any one, be asked, select
az a partner on banker man against
whom an action for swindling was pend
ingy
Lord Salisbury made sarcastic references
IN ur. t;ladslone's recollection OF hls inter
viey with Mr, Parnell at Hawarden In
: November last, aud recalled the differences