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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
GLADSTONE SPEAKS,

The Recent Disclosures Have Separated
Parnel1 from the Liberals.
LONDON, Dec. Mr.. Gladstone, writing
to Mr.. Mellor, the Liberal candidate at
Bassetlaw, says:
"Mr. Parnell's manifesto has widened
the gulf made by recent disclosures and
separated him from the Liberal party.
who have now to consider the great and
noble cause of justice for Ireland apart
from any individual name.
@"But I am glad to think, so far as ap-
pears, there will not be severance be-
tween us and the Nationalist party, for
Mr.. Parnell throws over his colleagues.
He acknowledges in them no right or
authority, and goes past the constitu-
tional representatives Of his country in
his fancied appeal to the nation which
had chosen them to speak its wants and
wishes"
There is no longer any doubt that Par
nell will be overthrown, but he will fight
the battle all the same.
The opinion Of Ireland is divided, but
Cork seems to be against him, as only
one of its members out of nine, Mr.
Joseph Edward Kenny, who represents
the southern division of the county, is in
his favor. The clergy of Cork, too, is
ranged in opposition to him.
A telegram from Killarney says tn at
the opinion there is that Parneu should
resign.
A Limerick manifesto has been ap-
proved by the Nationalists in favor of
his retention as leader, and q vote of
censure will be passed on the Limerick
members if they vote against Parnell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
WIDENED THE GULF
Parnell Said to Have Formed
a Tory Combination.
MANY sURMIsEs ARE AFLoAT.
One Is that Salisbury May oonoede ParneU
Home Rule.

Parliament to Be Dissolved After the
Passage of Two Bins-Archbisbop Croke
Says the Irish Leader Must Retire-Par-
nell Has Talk with His supporters
Mrs. O'shea at Brighton.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-Rumors are current
that Mr.. Parnen has been in private con-
sultation with two members Of the Sails
bury cabinet. One of them, Lord Knuts-
ford, is known to possess the pecu-
liar personal confidence of Lord Sails
bury.
Nothing is known as to the object or
meaning Of the consultation, but sur
misses are ahoat, apparently counten-
anced by prominent Conservatives, to the
effect that an understanding may be ar
rived at between Lord Salisbury and
Mr.. Parnell, the former to pass the Land
Purchase bill, as amended in accord with
Mr.. Parnelps views, and to concede at
least partial Home Rule to ireland, in the
form of provincial councils for the
administration Of the local affairs of the
several provinces. This would be salts
factory to Ulster and allay the strenuous
opposition which Home Rule has an
countered in that section of Ireland.
Mr.. Gladstone and Sir William Har-
court were in conference yesterday. 1t IL
understood that Harcourt will lead the
Liberal side of debate in the House Of
Commons this week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
CONGRESS IN SESSION
The Senate and House Called
to Order at Noon.
THEPREsDENT's MEssAGEREAD
The Annual Appropriation Bills to be
Reported Tomorrow.

Three New Representative Sworn In
Many Measures OF Importance ON the
Calendars - Some Doubts About the
Passage OF the Federal Elections Bill
Annual Reports of Cabinet Omoers.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-The second ses.
sion Of the Fifty-frst Congress began al
noon to-day. At precisely 10 O'Clock
Vice-President Morton In the Senate, and
Speaker Reed in the House of Represents
tives called these two bodies to order.
The roll was called and three new
members were sworn in. Whitelaw, in
place Of Walker, of Missouri; Hayes, the
successor of Conger, of Iowa, and Pindar,
who has been elected to the vacancy oc-
stoned by the death of Miller, of New
York. Mr.. Breckenridge, Of Arkansas,
also had to be resworn. -.~-
The Presidents message was read at
length in each House.
It is not unlikely that tomorrow the
House committee on appropriations will
be ready to report one or more Of the an
nual appropriation bills. The Pension
bill and the Fertilization bill will be the
first to come up for consideration. What
will be done to push the appropriation
bills forward will be determined in eau
Gus. The Republican caucus has also to
determine upon q postmaster for the
House, the Office having been declared
vacant at the close Of the first session.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
TKx NAAvY DEPARTMENT.
Secretary Tracy Dwells Particularly on
Building New Vessels.

Secretary Tracy DweIls Particularly on
Building New Vessels.
WASHINGTON, Dec. lin his annual re-
port Secretary of the Navy Tracy says
that since March 4, 1889, nine new YES
sells, which were at that time in various
stages of progress, the first two being
practically out of the constructors hand,
have been completed and put into com.
mission, and that during the coming
winter four more will be added to the
list.
After making various recommendations
for the improvement of the navy, the
Secretary concludes his report as follows:
81 would repeat here the proposition
that was laid down at the opening of my
report last year, that the purpose for
which the United States maintains a
navy is not conquest, but defense The
best guaranty of peace is a judicious
expenditure for the navy, such as will
meet the necessities of the country. At
the present time it has not such a force,
nor will 1t have the force required even
when all the ships now authorized are
completed. The problem of naval con-
struction has been simplified almost
beyond belief in the last eight years. It
only remains to add to the number of
vessels of types already in existence.
'The price is not too high to pay If it
affords the means whereby the United
States, for the first time in MANY wears.
may be enabled to preserve and defend
Its rights. War is great calamity, but
1t is not the greatest calamity that can
befall free, intelligent and self-respect-
ing people,"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
BILLS BEFORE THE HOUSE.

Important Business to DO Disposed Of by
the Present Session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. This Congress
has much important business before it, a
very small proportion of which will likely
be disposed Of before its expiration at
noon on the 4th of March. There are the
necessary appropriation bills, without
which the business of the government
would be suspended at least in part, and
the reapportionment bill, which has as
yet received no consideration in either
House, but which the Republicans in
both Houses have said must be passed at
this session. Then there are many meas
ures of Importance on the calendars
which have passed one House and are
therefore half through the legislative
journey. The most important of these is
the Federal Election bill which passed
the House at the first session, and which
was resisted in the Senate by the Demo
Gratis so firmly that it was necessary for
the Republicans to agree to a postpone
ment of its consideration in order to
bring about the passage of the Tariff bill
and an adjournment of the first session
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
THE TORY PROGRAMME.

Parliament to be Dissolved After the
Passage of Two Important Bills.
LONDON, Dec. Club gossip has it
that the Tory plan for taking the best
advantage of the disruption of the oppo-
sition is to hastily pass the Land Pur-
chase ond Tithes bills, and then dissolve
Parliament and go to the country on a
platform made up of these promises:
County government for Ireland; an eight
hour law for miners, and a royal COM
mission on the subject of a general eight
hour law and free education.
By issuing his manifesto in the Satur-
day morning papers, Mr.. Parnell gained
48 hours in time in Ireland over Mr..
Gladstone's reply, which could not reach
most points in that province before Sun
day night or Monday morning. 1t is
likely that the resolutions passed at
many places in Mr.. Parnell's favor were
secured by this fact, the Parnen docu-
ment having been most assiduously dis
tributed by Mr.. Parnell's excellent
machine.
Many priests in Ireland introduced
into the masses yesterday a special
prayer for unhappy Ireland, now exposed
TO new and grave perils.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
IN THE SENATE.


Some Doubts About the Passage of the
Federal Elections Bill.
WASHINGTON, Dec. There are on the
calendar of the Senate the National Bank
ruptcy bill, which is being pushed by the
representatives of the commercial con-
vention; the bill to transfer the revenue
marine service from the Treasury to the
Navy Department, which was debated at
some length during the first session, the
bill to discontinue the coinage of the 81
and So gold pieces, and the Conger lard
bill. These measures have passed the
House.
The Republicans in the Senate are
pledged to the passage of the Federal
Election bill, but 1t is a question in the
minds of some whether it is possible to
pass it against the obstructive tactics of
the Democrats, and then the question is
raised whether there is any party neces-
sity for its passage now that the elections
for the SD Congress are over. The Repub-
hcan Senators will probably hold a eau
Gus during the week to determine what
ls to be done. There has as yet been no
specialization of the Republican leaders Cd
Ma nO1pS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01

Children must have clothing. They
wear it hard, and it must be well made
and of good quality to stand the hard
rubs they are sure to give it. With
all these good points it must be cheap
cost but little to start with, and wear
long enough to make it cost but little
to end with. We keep this kind Of
clothing and we sell it cheap, cheap to
buy and economical to wear. Tie
new things this week are Ree6ng
Jackets and Overcoats. We have a
new cape overcoat for $3.50 that is a
bargain, and very handsome cape
overcoats that cost little more, that
will make any boy look smart.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Mr. GIadstOne's Hypocrisy Unmask.d,

All that the people of Ireland can Justly
claim from Mr. Parnell IL his body and
brains. If the devil wants his soul and
Parnell is willing that he should have it,
who iB the loser immortality could not
live whore genuine christianity prevailed,
but the truth lie that General Booth has
just finished book called Darkest Eng
land, /" in which he claims thet there is
little or no christianity left in their great
metropolis, London. So that it makes us
smile when the Scribes and Pharisees
headed by Mr. Gladstone, cry out against
the apparently fallen angel, Mr. Parnell. If
Mr. Gladstone was premier, tomorrow, he
would not grant Home Rule; for the
reason that the leopard was never known
versant with a subject in all its details for
more than half century, and at the age
of AZ years becomes q convert suddenly it
looks suspicious. We have no faith in a
death bed repentance. This reminds us of
story. Zach Chandler was once asked by
young man, what was the best course to
pursue in order to be successful in politics.
He told him to find out which way the
people were going and then jump in and
lead them. The Grand Old Man has fol-
lowed this advice to the letter.
When the liberal party went in for
Home Rule, it was because the great ma
jority of the English people wanted it, yes
demanded 1t. l met Prof Stewart, an
English member of Parliament and Home
Rule ON the cars going to New York, and
he told me personally, that this was their
only policy. The English people had got
tired of parliament taking up their whole
time with Irish affairs and neglecting
their own. The English people are not
against the Irish people. We can find
abundant proof of this all over the United
States. Look at the societies in which
both people mingle. They live, love and
grow fat together. The trouble is with
those fellows who call themselves THE
government. There is no doubt about
Parnel being offered cabinet position.
He is not the first Irish leader they tried
to bride with place and power. After all
kinds of cunning they have discovered
that they have found man that cannot
be handled, aud they want to crush him
now that they think they have an oppor-
tunity. The Irish people will hardly
swap horses while they are crossing the
Home Rule stream.
1t is not in the power of either Glad
stone or Parnen to keep Home Rule back.
1t is in the air. They can't keep England
from being republic, either.
The British government with a scandal
would be as strange sight as to see the
Waterbury Furniture Co raising prices.
JOHN MoRIARTY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Archbishop Croke,s Advice.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-Archbishop Croke's
telegram to Justin Mccarthy is as fol-
lows: I'VE are all sorry for Mr.. Parneh,
but will, in Gods name, let him retire
quietly and with good grace from the
leadership. IF he does so, the party will
remain united in honorable alliance with
the Gladstonians, success at the general
elections is assured and Home Rule is
certain. If he does not the alliance will
be dissolved, the elections lost, Home
Rule indefinitely postponed, coercion
perpetuated and the tenants hopelessly
cruahedn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Chicken Thief Shot Dead.

CHATHAM, N. Y, Dec. IA gang of
chicken thieves was discovered near this
village, and one of them was shot dead
for refusing to surrender by one of the
farmers in pursuit. The other thieves
fed. They were strangers in this section,
and had large number of dressed fowl
In their possession ready for shipment to
market
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Substitute for Natural Gas.

PTTsBURa, Pa, Dec. 1.-Pittsburg
manufacturers are looking to Lima oil as
G. substitute for natural gas as fuel. An
interesting experiment with Lima oil is
now being conducted at the mills of j.
Painter & Sons, on the south side. A
new compressed oil machine Is used to
spray the oil. The process is in use op
only one pudding furnace.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Big Excess Duties recovered.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec Judgments
for oye $685. has been formally en-.
tered against the United States in the
United States Court. The Judgment are
in favor of George Oberteuffers & Son
and =. E. Buchey s. Co., of New York.
They are for certain excessive duties
levied upon importations by the parties
named,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Parnall WIN EIGHT.

LONDON, Dec. Mr.. Parnell wired in
vitations for his colleagues favorable to
him to meet him at the Westminster
Palace Hotel. Twenty-four members re-
sponded. Mr.. Parnell discussed his posi-
tion, informed those present Of his rela-
tions with the Liberal leaders, and ex-
pressed a determination to fight for the
retention of his place. A canvass Of the
Nationalist members showed (not count
ing the ENJOYS in America) 48 against
Parnell, "a for him and seven doubtful
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Defaultor smith at Home.

AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Dec. Julius E.
Smith, the ascending teller of the Mer.
chants National Bank, has arrived home,
his friends having paid the amount of his
defalcation, nearly 10000. Mr. Smith
get something to do, but failed. Il is
not likely the District Attorney win
prosecute.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Senator Quay VIII Not Res,rn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Senator Quay
will not resign the craftsmanship of the
Republican National Committee. The
Senator himself set at rest all fears by
saying: 81 shall not resign just to please
a lot of fellows who are not Republicans
anyway" The Senator has been the
recipient of many calls from party
leaders. His friends say that it is at
their request that he will continue at
The head of the National Committee.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
INDIANS MEAN FIGHT.

The Redskins Concentrating Near Pine
Ridge Agency.
PINE RIDGE, Dec, 1.-The excitement is
increasing. Pickets have been doubled.
Over one-half the Indians have left the
agency.
The Cheyenne Indians from the North
east are joining Two Strike. A band of
Indians are concentrating at the mouth
of Wounded Knee Creek. They send in
word that they will fight.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
A Criminal,s Br,de sboot. HarssI,

NEW YORK, Dec. Mrs. Martha Losee,
10 years old, a forger's bride, in fit OF
jealousy shot herself last evening while
on the station of the suburban elevated
railroad at 18th street, between Willis
and Alexander avenues. She was carried
to the Harlem Hospital, where the bullet,
which had passed through the breast and
lodged near the shoulder blade, was ex-
tracted. The injury is considered fatal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Rutgers, Coming Inhalation.

New BRUNSWICK, N. J., Dec. There
will be another meeting of the trustees
of Rutgers College on December %, at
which time the date for the Inauguration
OF DR.. Austin Scott, the new president,
will be fixed. 1t will not occur before
the early part of February, as the Doctor
has considerable work to do in arranging
his private affairs.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
AnxIous About the Eth,on,a.

GLASGOW, Dec. 1.-Great anxiety is felt
here on account Of the non-arrival Of the
Ethiopia of the National Steamship Com
pany. She is overdue and it is supposed
that her engines have become disabled
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
FOR SALE

Look at No. 80 Maple street also the lot east of
{. Do you like Hayden street :? An old house
on Bridge street, will sell 1t, make me an offer.
N. Main street places must be unloaded, call in.
On West Side houses and lots on South Main a
small place for 81 500, East Main 81, 400. In
Woodtlck a house of rooms; barn 10 x 10, sheds
wagon house. chicken coopS 20 feet long, acres,
besides pond on which ducks, could swim, all
for S1.0j0. Two old houses and piece of land
with them, Z minutes walk from Center
all 5SS $780, new near large house niSe
Cossett street with, all the improvements
necessary for comfort ease and profit Field
street, one of the rare chances to get a home
which is at once convenient to the center, shops
and railroad stations and at the same time In a
polite neiRhborhood, the owner has got the
You know all about the Naugatuck tramway
company's line, am selling lots on the line and
q few steps east of 1t. / also have some very
nice lots all round the new park which VIII be
the pride of the city of rolls, presses and wire
blocks. have received a new batch Of houses,
farms and building lots also few business
stands near the center, also a small lot just
right for a shop.
TIERNEY'S Real Estate Office,
Tierney's Block, 1s1 Bank Street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Parnol1 win Produoe Che Proof.

LONDON, Dec. LIT is reported that
unless Mr.. Gladstone withdraws the de-
mails contained in his letter, Mr.. Parnel1
will produce the proofs upon which he
relies to establish the accuracy Of the
statements made in his manifesto.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
warfare ON the Knirhts.

New York, Dec. 1.-The delegates to
the Central Labor Federal Federation de-
cided to inaugurate systematic warfare
against the Knights of Labor, because, it
is said, the latter threatened to destroy
the Brewers, Paper Hangers and Brick.
layers Unions affiliated with the Fedora
tfnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
nrr. CroOker,s Body Founs.

DENVER, Col, Dec. 1.-The body of f..
Croker, president Of the Board of Public
Works, was found in q cornfield three
miles from the city by farmer who was
crossing the field. Mr.. Croker disap-
peared hom the city last Sunday morn.
qpR. s.,.s<--f's-t- - &
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Amnesty i'm Italy.

RoNE, Dec LA royal decree granting
. general amnesty has been promulgated
Owing to this decree Andrea Costa, the
Socialist Deputy who ded the country,
viii be enabled to raturR. as ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Gen. Miles in washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Major-Generaf
Nelson A. Miles, who is to take care of
the crazy Sioux Indians and keep them
from scalping the palefaces, according
to their supposed plans, arrived here last
night,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
Parnell,s visits to Mrs. o,shoa.

LONDON, Dec. Mrs. O'Shea is stop
ping at Brighton with her four daughters.
Mr.. Parnell was with her there during
the recess. He also returned there after
the trial. Mr.. Parnell is expected at
Cork this afternoon,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-01
1t Will Pay You To
Investigate.
"Still waters run Deep
Barking dogs never bite"
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.

Some find it necessary to con-
tinually blow their own horn
to sound their own praises:
others sit quietly by and catch
the fish that are kept in con-
slant turmoil by the storm, and
at last seek the quiet harbor
where they find themselves
amply repaid, not only in
prices, but in style, quality and
finish.
A fresh arrival of Standard
Folding Beds.
Look at the new Chamber
Suits.
Look at the new Parlor Suits.
New goods all through the
store.