The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07
GLADSTONE'S HAND
Liberal Explanation of the
BOulogne Conference.
UBRIEN'S STATEMENTS ABSURD
A McCarthyite Elected In Cork-Henry Har
risOn, NJ P. Will Take the Law into His
Own Hands and Punish Healy.

LONDON, Nov. Copyright, 1891, by
the New York Associated Press. The
authorized explanation to Gladstonian pa
pers anent the Liberal leaders, share in
the Boulogne negotiations will only serve
to confirm the suspicion that Gladstone's
old parliamentary hand has been once more
working in darkness in trying to win the
adhesion Of the solid IRISH party. While
keeping the terms of the bargain secret,
O'Brien's statements are declared by the
Liberal leaders to be absurd misrepresen-
tatlons. 1t is absolutely denied that the
Liberal leaders gave Mccarthy, or any
other negotiator, any assurance as basis
for a secret covenant. These official
denlals, however, are SO wrapped up in
| bubbles as to pc deprived of the force
inherent to direct and honest contradictions.
Other disclosures show that Gladstone
and Merely had secret communications
with OBrien, Dillon and Mccarthy dur
ing the Boulogne negotiations. O'Brien
holds some OF THESE communications which
harrington and Redmond challenge him TO
publish. Ii is not probable, however,
| O'Brien will disclose them so
long as the alliance with the
Liberals exists. the widow of
dluo1 LAS juliet OIL IQ6S6 COnmunlCd-
lions, and II is expected they will come to
light as soon as her recovery enables her
to take part in the defense of Parnel and
strike his enemies. The exigences of the
position are keenly felt by the Liberals,
and confirms the general party demand
that Gladstone snail, at the earliest OPP
portunlty, make a clear statement of his
revised home rule scheme.
The Unlonlsts revel in the personal
/ CrltlclSmS in
the Cork election contest. T. M. Healy
has to face worse encounter than one
with McDermott. Henry Harrison, M. P.
for Tlpperary, warned Healy ii he re-
peated his insulting illusions to Mrs.
Parnell he would take the law into his
, own hands and punish Healy. Healy, in
repeating his references TO Mrs Parnell,
added he would not mince words because
she had found protection in Harrison
Harrison, who Is of the athletic build, will
! blde his time TO get at Healy, who is now
constantly protected by the police.
Inc Conservative press announced the
labor candidates in the municipal elections
every where were defeated. An analysis Of
: the returns on the contrary, shows the
labor men carried thirty seats in England
The general results favor the Radicals
The election was fought on party line:
cn.ety, and forecasts triumph for the
Glad5tonians in the coming parl amentarJ
! elections.
: The foreign office awaits a response from
Picking to the ultimatum demanding tn,
, adoption of measures to punish the leader
in the recent outrages. Sir John WaIsman
4 British minister to China, has been di
= rected to give the Chinese govern
ment until the end of the montl
q to reply, when failing satisfaction
the combined foreign fleets will seiz
Shanghai and other treaty ports on tht
Wow. too trt,r :
: control of the customs of each port unit
f the matter in dispute is arranged. Tn
British admiral now at Ugaazki, two days
. steaming distance from Shanghai, has bee
u warned to hold his squadron in readiness
/. st. James palace has been refitted as
y residence for the Duke of Clarence an
n Avondale at the expense of the treasury
The cost greatly exceeds the estimate, an
/, will cause row in parliament.
l. Earl Dufferin's appointment as warde
of the cinque ports is viewed as bride t
a cause him to adhere to the Conservative!