The sun., 1891-08-02
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
r,,.s V.yING CAUSE AND HIS
RESOLUTION TO FIGHT ON

4. the French Newspapers
p,.,oya, Words OF tho Sydney
80. Cause . Rumpus Among Tories
ri. wesleyan Conference frAs' ons
-. IN. Prince OF waies-steeie ""'-
-. rmph. .tic Denial that He was In
r.,.,,racy to Irj"re Booth
,so, >, 1,r srs Printing and fSolshfnS
vp" Association
,,s1 THE rolease Of John Dillon
- william oBricn from prison mas e,en,ou ",
~. ~. ,oli,lcsl atmosphere In an Amos. m"sa. .,
us.n.r II was pretty well uhuers'oou s"as
.s., had made UP their mnds 10 repu'."'s
n.,rsll, NV leadership but farneli hin,soi .,. ~
To- Torv allies hoped to tho very las. .n"'
~. ~. .nnld at least take time before making 1, a
us,," wv nronouncement on the suplect .he
pau Nn. triends OF Ireland also fehreu tna' oo-
,ns. m.., vonld occur which might prove oahseE-
..'. N.. hv enabling Parncll to resume ne9o''""
.,ons With his former leutenahts'
wv, ATs.rybody reckoned without counting tne
h.rayolent warders In galway JAIL thanNs
..hom Dillon and O'Brien were Hep. iu.y
,o,..r.d Of what was going on 10 tne dig
ND MI outside Of the prison wails' anu were
Ssah,ad To communicate with each otner. h"u
Saao.v e'm s,own this. he would doubtless nave
fA'". 4 h;mself during the last ak months
YOU. ,ors discretion Happily for Ireland far-
"nn WV NJ ~ tant in ignorance. with the result
n'" ~ conduct confirmed the views with
ma ms n;uon entered prison and removed
49,. w., n,prisn's mind the last lingering oouht
.,.o 10 mo course which he should pursue on re-
gaining his freedom o,o.,. ..
.,sh,no h,ov 10 Paruell. and the effect
- hoe tson produced already BY 1t leaves
Wu'en n Inv doubt that Parnellism has not
a. liza, The detection OF young Dwyer
n.". ,ouS toIloxed as 1t inevitably will be BY q
sh.n.. n the editorial policy OF the Freeman's
n,.,rnnl viIl leave Parnell without one rep.
u,sbla newspaper organ In Ireland. Ihe
.s,,o, a, tho Freeman's Journal talks bravely
,a"d.v Al never deserving the man who has
S,n. an much for Ireland" as II other 1rish-
ma. hsd not suffered for the cause. but the
.d,,or,s tenure Of Office will not last at
u,o.t bsyond the date Of the annual
Nesting Of the Freemon's Journal Conn
,any which will be held some time
IN October. It's probable that the change will
h. made before then Dwyer Gray. who owns
half az the stock, Is in communication with
Archbishop Croke and other large slooEhold-
~, Who arc opposed to Parnell with view
,ov,sd making their influence felt at the earl-
~, possible moment.
II must not be supposed that Parnen Will
forthwith confess himself beaten. He hos put
NJ. hack against the wall and will fight to tho
l,s,. Thas 10 what he tells his friends. and It
certainly represents his present intentions.
He will fight on until tho general cleo
ton aad after that should Cork send
him back to Parliament. believing that the
Hous Rule scheme which the Liberals will
oae vii prove % disappointing az to cause
rsssssl rsvulslon Of feeling In Ireland Of which
svill bs able to take full personal advantage.
Pa,.sn was at the House Of Commons last
evening aud looked anything but beaten. To-
night hs started for Ireland with tho intention
70 address An open-sir meeting At Thurles.
Ths French nset is still 10 Russian waters.
and its officers arc sti1 alive despite the lavish
hospitality Of which they have been the
uctims According to semi-oflcial descrip-
tons and dsspatches published in tho French
nevspapers. the Russian enthusiasm for France
has been unbounded and the hearts Of tho
two nations now beat as one: but reports from
impartial and unsmotlonsl observers fully boar
out tie statements as 10 tho artificial character
Of the enthusiasm. SO far as the Russian peo-
pie arc concerned. The st. Petersburg corre-
spondent Of the Times, fer instance, teiegrsphs
to-day:
On the Pield Of Mars. on the occasion Of the
visit there Of some 200 French sailors, the
Project Of Police. Gen. Groesser. and his
Officers stationed In various parts ordered the
popuiaca to shout 'hurrah.' SO unused is the
msulik 70 the spontaneous utternnce Of ono
tona.s
Tho announcement that tho feet will visit
England and will be feted on scale almost
equel 70 the Russian momentarily disconcert.
% mo french Chauvinists. but they quickly
found consolation In the reflection that such a
vlsit mustindicats that England has not Joined
inc triplo alliance and that she may be per-
suaded TO throw In her lot with Russia and
France.
The old-fashioned Tories have been much
shocked By the conduct Of their own particular
orgau, the 81 Jamess Gazette in rspro-
auc'ne some scandAlous remarks about
SN no royal family. INDUCED In by a lending
o,uae' newspaper during the recent general
oIsc'lon IN New South Wales. The remarks
s Of course, republlshed merely to be
.epiooated and to prove what wicked. disloyal
ysopIe me Australian coonists must be under
ae osmocratic form OF government prevailing
more Tho Gazette's object was Iaudable
sooueh' but the Tories urge that It might
aa'e osen STAINED quite as we'll without going
M" particulars. PEOPLE In this country do
uS'ISsa tne sydney Bulletin. Why. therefore.
,.Ou'a london newspaper 20 out OF it's way
.s'. I.uo's sentence like this from one OF its
,'rla's ~, We hope the royal family
w. multiply to tho proportions OF a rabbit
.sosnence .se until the peopie OF England of1er
m. pence hal!nenny each for their scalps.' u
uS olu'Iashloned Tories have ground for
TMvlalnI T"avN,I 1t has long boen the custom for
sa,sA ,n newspapers to depict the Australian
ss ,s.,. 10 ths most loyal OF the Queens sub
css.sAy usuAAy In contrast with tho mutinoua
u,,"s n, "., VINO are known to banker after
N" Va WIN the United States. Now. thanks to
ia ~, 'emess Gazette. 1t has been made patent
a. A., men mere that there is least q minority
''0'ails's ~. oven In loyal Australasia.
aloerstood that hIr. Atkinson. who was
ta0ea S..t from his Parliamentary duties a
b,a. v. sSo lor deiyinG tho Speaker. intended to
no,l.. w. sydney Bu'leth's language to the
o,h,. 'ue House OF Commons: but the hon.
n,S. member has more important personal
to. sm1 10 think OF now. and Australian sedi.
sion W allowed to pass unnoticed this sos
vim ~, ~. Atkinson Is filling the newspapers
clsrts ouons censurlng the Speaker and hi.
prisosaals Aaals fast qualifying himself for i'm
srIea1in srnn.,a1in tho Clock Tower. His period o.
iudl.,mu expires to-day. and he proposes L
s.s'et loo SpAa l. ar fror, hi. ,>,... -. Mo,d. ~