New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-18
TOPICS IN THE ENGLISH CAPITAL.
THE IRusH LAND BILL PARLIAMENTARY
vACANCIEs-PARNELL AND HIS cHAL-
LENGE-DRESs REFORM"

VACANCIES-PARNELL AND HIS CHAL-
LENGE-DREss REFORM"
copyrfoht: 1901 : By the Nt,o York Assoctdted Press
London, April 17.-Although Mr.. Morley's amend
ment introducing in the Irish Land bill the prlnclple OF
local control was point on which the Irish sections
were expected to sink all differences the spirit OF fac
ton got upper hand Mr.. Parnells amendment to the
Morley amendment followed by Mr. Sexton's amend
ing the Parne amendment produced feeling OF irrta-
ton in the ranks Of the Opposition, inducing many
members TO leave the House without voting on the
most important attempt TO alter the bill In commlUee
No leader of the Liberals will make any further effort
IN alter the character of the Government proposals.
T1,ere are row eight Parliamentary seats vacant, of
Witch seven will be contested and these contests VIII
afford the opposing parties some idea OF the result OF
the coming appeal to the country II is significant Oh
be postion of the Home Rule question: as still holding
the foremost place, that the candidates for the vacan
ces find themselves constrained 10 olate upon Pleuse'
for Just settlement for Ireland
A Iobbv report associates Others besides Captain
vorsr and Mr. De Cobain with scandals that will re-
oriro thor retirement from the House Of Commons.
aeocial nurityp vigians, to whose private shadow
tng are due the charges against captain Nerney ana
ue sirbt of Mr. Dc Cobaln, have been hunting down
other members suspected Of being unfathful to their
u,,,os Tho oueston of the expulsion Of Captain
verney from the House OF commons erSa'V asita.eS
the members. Precedents show that this must be
~ SIo go q drect vote after the trial of the offender
or absconder from justice
Mr. parnelrs refusal TO assist MI. Mccarthy 10 re-
lease the evicted tenants fund closes the matter 80
for as Mr. Mccarthy is concerned The pressure OF
nnbIIc indignation, including that OF the warmest
parno,,to nortisans is now relied on to force Mr..
,"i, ~ oI..r his attitude. An important
- IN tho ,ccotIations, hitherto undisciOsed, shows
a.. ~, rorneu has been caous to the suferngs of the
tenants throughout -,
Since Mr. Ueay. across the floor of the House. re-
.,red The challenge to Mr.. Parne TO test Corh' INC
rrrionst leaders there have sent Mr' faihel aSSui
ance that they will leave him clear hed 10 hgl' ouO
49, It'll, and that no Unionst candidate nor Union
W .I,' . -,vu obscure the issue. This offer de-
- NJ parneu of his last excuse for not facing Mr.
III, hr+ Ia will not fight. The decision oil the COrK
nooaS ~ Guardians yesterday, calling upon Mr.. Par
nell 10 resign shows that every chahce ne hAu VI SUE
cess has vanished ,s 4, rooora .o .bo
'",. Az +. meeting today the Parliamentary
Ittoa of the unions declared hostility U the COM
,Di" rrI,ss larger representation was given to
trades. ,.,- discusscd I'm society at present
top'rS of lie Rational Dress Soclety. Lady
ssndurst Lady IIarbuTtCn, MIS-. Oscar Nuc anu Vtier
women are aiming @ bPey9 5P Of skirt duality of under
Sress and shCrtncss Of upper diapcly. lhe oo mo
apPIoNeu US and full blouse OF silk over velvet
2onavs bodice. No member Oh tny gE socISE, Hu~e'&St 60
, yentured 10 walk out In rational costume cr
to Sn oa5 yIGGnS p9 %a1y phPe
dlscnss ~ &uio ~ VERY other nation on earth "Tho
s Jamess Gazette quoting Bo'eGJ statistics tails! o1 on
noMl0.uc; nan other Europeans, that m ltalY ten
are tried every day for murder @ sYs sRa SS eo
con'e, Itsn AZ home II says Is than the Italian
1broad ne The conclusion that the Italian ha; muE
aDroau' his hood and that racial cXcltabllity Is
aerThencd aer nv warm climate and the national habit
of the use OF the knife.