Telegram-herald., 1890-10-31
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LosDos. Oct. s0.-Adsicss ffom LIS
boa are 70 ths st sct that the Forsa-
guess caesneg nas presented evidence 70
Lord Salisbury sAoslng ths siolataon OF
Portuguese territory IN south Africa %
agsns Of ths BFsnsA south African
company. snd thai shs Engi.sh premier
has consented 70 Say. psnding TURNER
negotiations, ANY sncroscnments on
the dominIons OF Portugal.
The police are nos IN possession OF
Information showing slalosg eoneiusive-
ly that Mr.. PieFcey vas assisted IN the
n,llrasr OF Mrs. Hobbs. BY female ae-
complice. The rspors that HOBBS has
made a confession 10 the police cannot
be verified. and oy nsny persons It 10
not credited, but Il - certain that be
hAs impaired information. the value OF
Whicn mas been tested oy the results
winch nave followed action on it. The
identity OF the woman who aided the
PieFCey woman Ia the commlsslOn or
the CRIME = known, but her present
place or eoncealment Is as yet undis-
covered.
The grand struggle between the dock
ers ana the shlpONneTs Is Akol y to De-
gln IA Liverpool. instead OF London,
tne LIysr pool shippers Association nav
ing refused 20 discharge non-unlon
hands At the dlctatiOn OF the union-
Advices from Meloourns represent
the situation as having undergone little
change. The Employers Union there
has received AID u the amount OF E20,-
600 from London merchants Interested
10 the Australian trade, aud the strik-
era have received from the London
unions sun aggregatlng little more
than one-thlrc that amount. In New
Zealand the strike IS still IN progress,
with little change IN Its aspect. A
number OF laooTers have been prose-
cuted and fined for breaking their con-
tracts and leaving their work without
giving proper notice.
Mr.. Charles Fenwick, the Gladstonian
member OF parliament for the Waus-
beck division OF Northumberland, has
prepared q bull IN which he will intro
duce in the House Of Commons as early
as possible after tue rsassembling OF
parliament, providing for the payment
20 members OF The House of an annual
salary OF $500. A bill OF this kind has
been often suggested, but never hither-
20 looked upon with any great degree
Of favor by commoners, for various
reasons, chief among them being the
belief Of the squlrearchy that the honor
OF the membership is sufficient com
pensatlon for the duties performed, and
the knowledge OF the same gentry that
the attachment Of a salary TO a parlIa-
mentary seat, would be God-seD TO
most of the Irish members and, there
fore, tantamount to supplying the
enemy with ammunitlon. The
exactIons OF a parliamentary career,
however, have told heavily
upon the purses of many q
former opponent of the proposition,
and Mr.. Fenwlck "a now assured that a
large number of old members will sup
port the bill, and II is not unlikely that
the sum proposed as the annual CON-
pensatiOn may be increased, IN spite of
the qualification wnicn its payment
would afford the home rule members.
Prof. Koch. OF Berlin, has perfected
his plan for the cure Of consumption
b. inOculation, which he submitted to
the recent medical congress, and in
yites expert examination OF its modi-
ficanOns. The mode of treatment is
said to have received the unqualified
approval OF many leading German
physicians vho until recently secuted
the ldea.
The proposition to tax titles is receiv-
ing unexpected support in the French
Chamber of Deputies. owing TO the
Boulangist revelations and the general
indignation against the noblesse I'M.
phcatsd in the conspiracy.