The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03

] desired. The result Is an arrangement that.
/ 10 is believed, will be satisfactory to all par
/ ties. The arrangement, however, comes too
/ late TO get rid Of Mr.. Parpell. He has sue
/ cccded iu again firmly entrenching himself
/ iu the affections Of the people, and the con-
/ ces,ion of what he demanded has again
/ elevated him 10 place Of commanding i'm
poitance in the eyes Of the English Liberals,
as was evident today on his return from
/ Ennis.
An AIR OF TRIUMPH.
Tie looked laughter than ever, and there
/ was an air OF triumph about him that ar
| rested the attention Of everybody. Several
/ of the McCarthytes looked as if they would
| like 90 speak 10 him, but he strided along as
/ II he did not see them. The Tories and dis
/ sonjag Liberals are preparing for a.desper-
/ ate struggle. now that the Home Rule pro-
] crtmme is revealed. and the indications are
| chat tue religious issue Will be made prOmi-
ucut feature " the anti-lrish agitation
| and the cry or prestly influence will be
raised on every platform. The Liberals are
satisfied. however. that this argument will
have hut Little effect, and they propose as
| in The llartepOOl election 10 keep the Brit
/ -h reforms 90 the front and not 10 permit
/ Irish ipme Rule 10 stand as the sole issee
before the yictors.
QUIET PREVAILS IN PORTUGAL.
The latest advices from Portugal state
that entire quiet prevails, and the Govern
ment is searching out the few remaining in
surge ts who have so far escaped arrest
Among the messages of cOngratulatOn re-
cpiNed by King Carlos on the quick suppress
sion of the revolt was one from his relative,
the deposed Emperor Of Brazil, Don Pedro
and another from Pope Leo
The fight al kilTush sunday between Par
me- lites and anti-Parnellites is said in one
account 10 have originated in an allusion
hy one Of the latter to Parnell as Cuckoo
The man who used the obnoxious term sue
cceded iu escaping with scalp wound and
bis breoches. The Rev. DR.. White, himself
an anti-Parnellite, did all he could 10 re-
store order.
FAMOUS CENTRAL AFRICAN CHIEF.
Tippoo Tib. the famous Arab chief Of Cen
I tral Africa. has arrived at Zanzibar. He
was met by the widow Of Mr.. Jameson, who
is most anxious 20 clear her husband's s
memory from the horrible cannibal story,
and who was introduced TO TippOO lib by
| the Briuishresident.Th The great chief received
/ Mrs. Jameson with evident cordial good
will. and declared himself willing to do all
/ he could 20 make the facts plain TO the
world. He answered Mrs. JamesOn's ques-
| tion- through an Interpreter frankly and
I PROMPTLY. From his account e the tragic
10
given by Jameson himself, Mrs. Jameson
/ expressed an earnest desire to see where her
/ husband was burie and fppOO promised
her safe conduct that would assure her
safety on journey 10 her husbands grave
/ from the Congo side.
sOCIALIsTIC AGITATION.
/ All indications point to more pro
nOunced s0cialisiic agitation throughout
| Europe, this spring, than in the earlier part
of last wear. In Austria, Belgium, and
| spain. w0rkmen clubs have already de
clared i'm favor Of great labor demOnstra-
| ton on the first OF May, one that Will take
in every capital OF Europe, west OF
/ Russia. and that will include every branch
of manual labor. The sOcialistic pro
paganda - no longer confined L.
/ The actual working classes. The lead
crs Of the agitation are deyOtlng
special attention to the army, and
/ in Belgium yesterday their success was
/ shown by a demonstration on the part OF
some recent leyies that, for time, created
genuine aIarm. IN Portugal the authorities
are convinced that the Operto ihsurrection
/ was the work of Socialists. NOtwithstand-
] ing the vigilance Of the Kaiser, and heavy
penalties imposed on soldiers in reading,
1uc pr0hibitOry literature OF socialism pam
+ nllets and newspapers teaching socialist
/ lJctrne are circulated IN every barracA'
+ end can hardly fail TO have some effect upon
/ Inc German army, highly disciplined though
is. The socialists are also giving mucD
/ time and effort TO proseliteism among the
ar. cultural classes, who have been hereto
lUl. neglected.
"uE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
III proposed meeting Of a conference rep
resor .Iu, European sOyereigns 10 determine
P unon .n.asures OF mutual protection against
frea ..IitiOp OF socialists and anarchists has
not Net been held, although Austria
/ and Germany have had some dis
cu,sion on the subject. France has
taken no notice Of the sugges-
| tiou, and the British Government, however
willing. dare not join In any measure that
mi.nt seem 20 infringe personal liberty ana
l the privilege Of asylum.
M'CARTnY WEAKENING.
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, speaking at Liver
uooi. said that il the minority OF the lrlsh
/ party would not yield the majority might
as we'll dishand For his part he was
prepared 10 accept any settlement max
/ ing fer peace and union, and the signs
/ were hopeful that settlement would De ar
/ rived at. A. for the land question, the I'M
periai Parliament must sellIe t1at elthe, ',s
/ ieior. or cOncurrently with the adoption OF
/ "A Home Rule bill. An Irish Parliament
would be perfectly competent TO reorganlze
/ the c0nstabu,ary as civil force.
ANOTHER NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
Information has reached Buenos Ayres OF
another naval engagement of Ancud.
the battle was fought between
Government war vessel and reV0-
mtionary man OF war. the latter boing
defeated IL was thought that the snips
engaged were the two vessels heretofore
/ spoken oi-the Insurgents ship, which land
/ ed the revolutionary maripes at Ahcuu'
aud the Government Yessei "nlch
/ foiiad in an attempt TO land
froons at that port under cover Oi
,bc British nag which she displayed as a
disguise. Communication with santiago
/ DE Chli and other towns. which had oeeh
re-est,blisbed. is again interrupted.