Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
s QUESTION or LEADERSHIP IN
'' The IRISH PARTY.
rich, On in ireland from To-hor-
rou-That $4,000 Fand-
General Notes.
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-.fs,,oa. 1921, by the Rev York As'oc'a'oa
Etil' Prcssl
r,hruorv o0.--Nocreat heSdwsy
IN made during the week on the ques-
fF' .t. leadership Of the Irish party.
i'- v.--.rl..es are ominously quiet. The
l'.' l'.-...-,.,as are in the fore with meet
..f ,-e preparing forwar. Beginning
.,,..ri an sunday Mr.. Parnell will en-.
=, .a.pue his friends with the hope
C.1'.. C.-. Nv. v.l set triumph. Accounts re-
US. s-.r Ireland do not support his
c.' ,-t r.ther indicate a decline on
t---,r The MCCarthyites are certainty
-'--.,..- iu preparation tor the campaign;
.,r4.f have the sysiemauc support ot
r--a1.s. who are uuIelcnNng IN ue-
.irc MIR. IarneH
...,.tt.s paprr tomorrow 10 severe
A.. ...r+ a Mr. ParueA VIII say
,...-- was more complete, and no
Soonest purpose could be devised
y- r.rucu's fooling Of MI OBrien
i-1. IN. Nhca time and ali else ser
tr.f. Nrr Paruells desperate policy
N.''.,,r9 he wrote his victim coOlly
V.' -, and asking him 20 place the
-..fiIty au the McCSrthyltes."
/ Ir' a. ..-tt1r, are now regretful that a
has been raised as 20 how the
s-s.s q, ono handed 20 MeSsrs. Otrlen
III V .r-irgtou was used, tut beng
- h1fh sections are determined 20
ls . statement on the subject. me
r.-r.l'e, RELY upon Mr.. Oltrlen 20 clear
'- s.re charge Of unwarTanteble use
l ~r,y. hut. doubling whether Mr.
.r.., Vru br allowed 90 engage IN the
....-.-..rn lIs prison cell, Application
t.., -.s So 90 the Dublin executive 10
.- NJ sexton. rs the Mccarthy nomi-
ra NJ. Harrington, 30 confer with
A.'. A1.. +. -..es, has been referred to Mr.
-...- .un viii not acccde unless there
b.. suppose that tho conference
-r -rr.r smb.ttor the quarrel be-
,H. factions. Air. Harrington has
IN ..r.,.v c1wmunicatlng with Mr..
.u-.. since the latter went 10 Clonmel
.-.E.- placed bin IN possession Of the
.....- -.r-j o. the fund dispute. Mr.
.....--. .x.ecfti 20 pronounce on this
-....,t.. ...y 8s soon as he gets per-
......r. .,I, failing PERMISSION a state
-.-. a.. Do. got ', under ground.
"rvGIlsH GOLD"
r..C .-..-v8tivts are iubilant over the
,--...... and the preliminary diTt-throw-
4... ..uu8ien, Of which the new
---... .-g English Coldn is an in
...-. I'm spite Of McCarthy's denial Of
..-r.-. aid from the Liberals the Par
,.-., appear 90 rely upon English
-.fr s- ra.r chief lever. 1t was the
---.-.-,.i Yesterdays meeting IN Dub
.- r.--. % formal resolution was adopt
.ra.-. alluded 20 money promised 10y
r-.-. Radicals and Liberals 20 English
T. Mr. Mccarthy was accurate in
...r- b., party received no money from
.r /. -..- several wealthy Liberals are
-.l provide them with money. Mr..
p.-,.. r..I -..y iu future upon subscrip-
.,, from the people and money from
t-,-.l .Hr which the AcCarthyltes viii
.-....g.ts.
.HF EAC-AEAT SCANDAL.
ag .- absorbed in the card scandal.
AZ impetus was gwen 10y the announce
I'm, { Prince Albert NIctOE's visit to the
....a.. 'la scandal. Ostensbiv 10 hunt.
.s.-tat l.7a.lst S.. Jdm'S GCsf1e stands
.-... .lI tonight saws: The Wilson
mans. ls 10 Ir. sent more associated with
sr.-a. tta- with hunting. Perhaps we
Tia. O.. excused for doubling whether
Fr.r.. AlH.v, Victor should al this mo-
-..,t VISIT '.a hostess who Is concerned IN
...tl l..r.I L which the Prince of Wales
r.r I. called a- % witness. A more pru-
5s-' Prince would hunt elsewhere"
HE. E,trEsIY N A TANTBCN.
Tie Queen is reported 20 be furious over
.ra.t..- .t -ne Prince of Wales. The
sandal AGAIN came up IN the House Of
Commons tonight. Mr. Morton asked the
r..a Secretary whether he was aware
'-a- Oh. Solicitor OF the Treasury. in
rr.,a.r,ug clubs. always described bacca-
at4- legal, and was supported In this
.g by the ur siding magistrate. The
-. Secretary said that he was not aware
Ia. ,..l was the case.
ANOTHER SCANDAL.
Another divorce story involving a men,
t.-O.t.e Government who is not in the
Cabinet .Ut who is a wldely-knOwn junior
t -IsU.tta3 reputation is referred 10
.l.-..-.r hy Radical organ. II Is not
rr.la. that the divorce court will dis
-e 'l. names ~ the persons concerned.
I-. .I-..- have been long current IN so
.-.s Il.Homan concerned Is the wife
g Scotch member of Parliament and O
-l-.- .. q Peer and Minister who bears
aNa....Nl American name. The latter
sos. Vengeance u society organs STIR the
- t,.- .. .LtI greater nOtOuety.
TIE American Legation Is already over
-,.v..l with applications for presenta-
, p f....rt.
TIE ordnance committee on Wednesday
.-.' made severe tests Of the /alinski dv-
---'. -.,. The report is not yet made
- al. A.. were astonlshed ana pleased
E '.- accuracy and power Of the gun and
T.. -utnd It's adoption by the Gov
.r.-.r'
. s,-rL " JcE THE RIPPER" AFTER ALL
IT.. .N..oumeuts IN the case Of Sadler,
E-. D., charged with tbe recent White
..lH.. murder are followed with intense
.--.rt.--. since "a growing series of links
O. 40 o. l.l az Jack the Ripper" At
. outset " the inquiry into the life of
'-t.T .-- chance OF identifying the mis-
alt seemed o. be destroyed by proof that
b. H-- af when al the previous crimes
w, committed, but officers deputed by
p. lr.l.- .-ry tU track S2dleT's past found
.--' Wa.l 80 sea according 20 the ships
s- b. was seen IN Whitech8peL LabO-
r .- f.-earrteS continue yielding sugges-
~. statements from Sadler's wife and
l ...1., TL0 concur that hIs temperament
.-0 .ll Do nature. There is q family
r. '1 .t insanity. The wife said that her
husband was subject 90 hts Of maniacal
i-'F a-i that more than once he stood
'T irr with knife.
ANKEICAy PUPus II COACHING.
There is every indication that the
'a..a- which uu from London to Wind
-''. Hampton Court Seven Oaks, and the
' picturesque localities within twenty
....t 1. London will be more in number
.-'4 ever before during the coming Lon
.'l season. Some three or four coaches
LA', been running all winter in spite Of
ii-- severe. weather, and while they
have l.t been well patronized their
e"l'r have made q neat little sum
el 't running expenses. owing 20 the /
tl-n'r of pupils" they have bad /
q, tt,,'-.I1 the at Of plotting "a fouT-in-hand.
il.i dozen young Americans have been |
.a,.ls these lessons with praiseWorthy per- |
= s'.'l.y, among them Mr. Allan Arthur, |
C, 5- -'h o., the late President. and Mr.. j.
y h -neU ~ Baltimore. One American
i'' h..a paving go a week for the priyi- /
tt'. i-r owner Of the coach finding all |
guards. ETC.. but receiving IN addi- |
.l Z. lhe szo1 a week all fares that might |