The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-18
HUNTED TO HIS HOLE.
Parnen Again Challenged to
Test Public Opinion.
CORK WOULDN'T REFLECT HIM.
Tim Healy and Sexton Pay Their
Regards to the Old Fox.
The Uncrewned King Issues an Address
to English Nationalists-The Soeisl
Purity League Detects Two LePers
In the House Of Commons.
CORK WOULDN'T REFLECT HIM.

ciates others besides Captain Verney and
De Cobain with scandals that viii require
their retirement from the commons. The:
Social Purity vigilantes, to whose privS6a'
shadowing are due the charges against
Verney and the fight of De Cobain, have
been hunting down other members sus-
pected of being unfaithful to their wives.
The evidence 50 obtained has been sent IN
several instances to the wives. Some Of
these resented the action of the vigilantes
and joined in the demand tor an apology,
while in other cases the result has been an
inquiry leading to the divorce court.
Regarding Captain Verney, intimate
friends hold that he is guiltless Of know
ingly abetting Procuress FIorent in in
weighing girls. The police have lost track
of Florent.
Since HeaIy, ACROSS the floor Of the
house, renewed his challenge to Parnell,
the Cork Unionist leaders have sent Par
nell assurances that they viii leave
him clear field to fight out
the battle, and that no Unionist
candidate will obscure the issue. This
offer deprives Parnell of the last excuse
for not facing Healy, but he will not fight.
The decision of the Cork board guard
ySS"ys eoAus uPoa a. uci. ~
resign. shows that every chance ne nad OF
success has vanished.
Inc olscontent OF the raoe unions IN
regard 70 the composition OF the royal
iaoor commission grows intensely. Ata
meeting today the parliamentary COM
mittee OF the unions declared nostihty %
tne commission unless larger representa-
uon Is given to the trades.
In the commons today Thomas sexton,
one OF the members rom Belfast. VINO was
iouoiy cneereo oy the Mceartnyltes
ana Liberals, during the course
OF the DEBATE on the irish land Dill strong
~ conuemned FarneA's attituoe iast nign1
wnen the latter made an attack upon the
Lioeiais pohcy. sexton salo tne Liberal
posaaon was NOT changed. ous farneHs at
utude nad undelgone cnanee. farneils
proposed amenamens q Moriey's moton,
MAKING ie operative whenever the local
9overnment oHl was passed, would pre-
vent MI. 1orieys OBJECT nom neine ~
ssaneo, Wnacn oo]ecs vas 70 compei the
Conserva1ives 70 glve Ireland loeal SELF
government. Aorieys amenoment was
70 sne enect that an ADVANCE OF money
should NOT De granted. Morley ana kax-
neil 9 amendments We're rejected.
Cnamperiain, husseii, MAJOR caunder-
son ana Coionei nolan conunued livery
deDa,e. lmotny Heaiy made = D'tter
a1tac. on farneu ana ms iohowers ior
tneir inconsistency. spiceo with references
70 tine io1 tnas nad iost It's tail.
farneii' before iuii mouse, again turned
on deaiy ana sexton. Iney were, ne
said' Trying IN an undernand way TO de-
stroy .ne pii. ne onereo 70 witnoraw ms
anenament II Morley would Withdraw ms
ana allow the mouse 70 divlae on Sextons
amendment' wnicn would iuinii tne dual
objects. Morley assented, out the govern
ment INSISTED upon division.
Inc mouse re)ected oy majority OF
SEVENTH the nrOn0SQl n Ynlffop tn