The daily critic., 1890-11-21
WHAT MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT SgL
The Scandal Will Cause Disssns0ns
Among English Liberals.
EFFORTS TO Gs7 SELlVERsgoFFS SLAYER
The Poisoned Bullet Was Fired bv a
Nihilist Father Hyacaths Plan
Failing K0oh's Cure Other
Foreign News.

LONDON. Nov 21-The feeling
among the English Liberals on the sub
iect Of the O'Shea revelations continues
10 grow. Mr. b. Rickard, NJ. p, one
Of the most influential among the work
inemen's representatives In Parliament.
is quoted as speaking very strongly
against the continuance Of MIR. Parnell
as n Liberal leader. Mr.. Rickard said
The Liberal part represents the work
ing people and The so.called middle
classes, among whom the purity Of
home life is held In high esteem. We
have neither the time nor the inclination
for debauchery and we want our leaders
10 be men that we can take By the
hand. Wher Joseph Biggar died,
leaving a good deal of property to an
ilegitimate son and the sons mother.
we were good deal surprised
and shocked; but this case is far worse.
How can we condemn the aristocracy
for their RIGHTEOUSNESS. lf our leaders
are not men at least decent In their
domestic behavior.
Mr. Long. NJ. p, says "Half Of Mr..
GladstOne's uneXampled i0iluenCe With
the British masses springs from his ex
emplaty domestic life. / think Mr.
Parnell should retire until things blow
over. The on.conformist clergy, who
exercise a vast iBiluence among the
Liberals the bulk of tue English Lin
erals being non coniormists, are quoted
10y the provincial papers as calling for
change In the Irish leadership On,
Tory paper 10 North Willis spenk-
hrutally Of Mr.. Parnell as the "Bigenai
Harvey Of the latest Irish rebellion.
hanged In HIS own chains, the allusipn
being TO a gentleman named Harvey
who was executed az Wexford for par
uciputing in the rebellion OF 1893 Al
indications point to discussions amoug
the English Liberals regarding Mr.
PuInelps position.
The morning papers again publish
column upon column OF gossip and
opinion upon The PARCEL matter. ir.
,luding rcferc ccs 20 Il made in yarlou
sI,tch,s ny puliticiansiu the provinces
interviews prominent men letter
Io the editors, etc. II Is impossible q
disregard re fact That the Liberal rank
and file are every where showing sign
Of Indignation ~ the apparent disDosi
tlon OF The leaders 10 ignore Mr.. Par
uelfs offence. Mr. Stead. the notei
Liberal editor. declares hls opinion thai
Irish home rule may as we'll br relegated
% the planet Saturn unless Nr. Pirnell
Is thrown overheard Immediately.
MS EXPORTS NOT SUCCESSFUL
Reports from Paris state that Father
llyAcinthe Is not meeting with much
success Ia his efforts % secure the sepl
ration OF the French Church from Rome.
lie is avoided by both olerlcals aud
free-thinkers.
THE GAR GREATLY INTERESTED.
II Is believed that the murderer nf
General Seliyerskaif has succeeded 10
escaping 10 London. The leading de
t'ciives Of Warsaw have been sent %
Paris 10 assist the French police IN
searching fer the guilty party or parties.
The Car IS taking an extraordinary In
ieFest In the case, and will, Il Is said.
leave no stone uniufned IN his efforts 10
detect and make terrible example of
the assassin.
TO SHORTEN HOURS or LABOR
A bill Is 70 be Introduced 10 plrlia
ment, al the instance Of the Traaigay
and Omnibus employees Of London,
limiting the hours of labor 10 those |
occupations To twelve daily, inclusive
Of two hours for meals
INTERESTED IN KOCH's REMEDY.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the |
Emperor is very anxious to have DR.. /
kueh's remedy applied in the German /
Army, where consumption Is more /
deadly than any other disease.
APPOINTED To COLoNELCT.
The Prince Of Naples, heir tn ,he /
throne Of Italy, has been appointed an /
honorary colonel ia the Austrian /
Army.