Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-09
Difficulties In Obtaining a Speaker In
The Minnesota House of
Legislature.
INDICATIONS or AN OUTBREAK
or TROUBLE IN CHILL
bf Telegraph 10 tho NEWsi
IIiE IRISH SITUATION.


LONDON, Jan. s.-UndoubicIly a .
great arrangement has taken place he. /
tween O'Bricn and l1caly, bat the I
Healy faction declare themselves ready I
IN face all uveniualitic., even that u /
lighting ~ nm independent party. fnth- l
ct than join Tho iU.t u the Mccarthy.
itcs Ia making any terms with Par.
nell.
D1vltt Il also a thorn In tho side Of
the now party. He claims all the credit
for tho Kilkenny victory, aud ~ 70.
gnried In England a. the actual leader
Of tie now Irish party. lie 4. pledged
deeply 70 the English sociali,i-aud will
do all he can ~ force the cCnrthyitus
10 adopt uu advanced radical pro.
grsmme. Mccarthy cannot consent,
~ Il would hOpelessly emharnss Glad.
stone, and they are not likely u prefer
Davitt ~ Gladstone. When Daviit ho.
gins " put the Screws on there will he
another rupture.
In ireland the feeling appears To be
crys,nllzlng on both sides, neither ~
which Il making any inrond- upon the
| support OF tic other, but Il C'Bflen aud
Dillon absolutely throw In their lots
with Parnell, they will nj once dclach
a large section Of the McCarthyitcs,
about forty mcmncn, In fact, all except
the Hoaly faction, aud they could carry
tho country In the teeth Of the bishops
and priests without difficulty.
Parnell goes 10 ireland ON Friday 10
address meeting nj Limerick ON Sun
day. Limerick N strongly Parncllite
aud the demonstration will be great
affair.
Meanwhile O'Bricn IL expected tc
meet MCCARTHY at Boulogne and lay
before him the results OF his consulta
lions with parneil. Mccarthy, whit
detests n fight, 10 for peace.
sexton. who dIsapprovss the bittcl
personalities In which Hcaly has beef
t,naslsiry, would sos stand In th'
-. - ..-as ..-tts. ssfmiris,,i-
a Throughout the crisis. He took a firm
stand from the first but he has not sai,
word that he need take hack: II,
has undoubtedly improved hi. position
10y his dlgnlned conduct. From nil
eau hear the prospects Of a settlement
being arrived at as a result OF IA,
Boulogne conference are pretty good,
though II is impossible TO speak den
nitoly.
LETTER FROM GLADSTONE.
LONDON, Jan. s.-Gladstono has
written a letter for publication In 10.
gafd 70 statements, "asCrlbcd, | hope,
uniflly," he says, "t0 Captain Price.
They are both false. | have nude no
oicr Of office 90 Parnell and his rr.
tircmeut 81 which he spoke e. Morley,
Has not merely retirement for the
present"
According 10 dispatch to the Tx.
change Telegraph Company, Maurice
icaly, In an interview, said the Bou.
lognv conference was not productive OF
any definite results.
rARNELL DESHs.
DUBLIN, Jan. s.-rhc Erccnaa'.
Journal says parncll dcniu. the state.
ments published 10 the effect that Par.
nell had agreed not 10 canvass Ireland
until the general election, that he
agreed ~ transfer the funds To- O HFien
In order that the latter could pay the
] lippcury tenants, that O'Brlen ha.
agreed 10 secure McCarthy's dcnosI.
ton and that O'llriUu viii load the 70.
united irish party. The ircsBian's
journal declares the conference closed.
IL hoped II would have great prac.
teal and snlutary effect toward u re-
newal of the uLlon Of the Irish party.
JHiied ireland says today that Par
nell viii make an Important statement
| sunday next In the address which he
! n 10 deliver at Limerick.
a fund Of relief for the suffering moor
Of Ireland, started by the Earl of Net.
land and Baltour generally known A.
tue Baltour fund, now amounts 10
Ell,0JO.