Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
4 Suspicion That Gladstone Has Been
Secretly Al Work In the
Bouiogne Conference.
HENRY HsRalsoN aTAsps Up ron
MRs. PARNELL.
Labor Candidates Said 10 he Defeated
10 the Municipal Elections
Everywhere.


gIndstene supposea 60 Nave - usnd
la %.
LONDON, Nov. O.-tCopyrlght, 1891,
by tho New York Associated Press. T.
Authorized explanation 90 Gladstonian
papers ancnt the Liberal leaders share
In tue Bologne negotiations, will only
serve TO confirm the suspicion that
Gladst0ne's old Parliamentary hand
has been once more working In the
darkness In tryingto win the adhesion
OF the solid Irish party, while keeping
the terms Of the bargain n secret.
O'llflen's statements are declared by
the Liberal leaders to be absurd mis-.
representations. II IL absolutely Dc.
MED that the Liberal leaders gave
MoCefthy, or hny other negotiator,
any assurance ~ n basis for secret COW
enant. These official denials, how.
ever, are sowrapt up In qulbblcs as TO
be- deprived Of force inheront In
direct and honest contradiction.
Other disclosures show that Gladstone
and Morley had secret communlca-
tons with O'Brien, Dillon and Me.
Cafthy during the Bologne investiga.
lions.
mnnicltlnna, which Harrington nnd
Ah'1hAhib W luNll7ilF ~
II not probable, however, that O'Iflen
Will disclose them 80 long M the nj.
liance with the Liberals exists. The
widow OF Parnell has other Of these
communications, aud II II expected
that they will come 10 light ~ soon as
her recovery enables her 10 take part
IN the defense Of Parnell, and strike
his enemies. The exlgencics OF the
position arr keenly felt by the Liberals,
aud confirm the general party demand
that Gladstone shall nj the earliest op.
pottuniiy mako clear statement Of
his revised home rule scheme, The
Unioniste rovel In personal criticisms
OF the leaders ON each side In the Cork
election contest.
II. NJ. Healy has 10 face a worse on
counter than the one with McDermott.
Henry Harrison, member Of Paflla-
ment for Tippcrary, warned Healy
that, II ho repeated his Insulting nj.
lusions TO Mrs' Parnell, he would take
the law Into his own hands anu punish
Healy. Hrsly, In repeating his rofcf-
enc.s TO Mn. Parnell, added that he
would not mlnce his words because
she had found protection In Harrison.
Harrison, who Is Of athletic build, will
bldc his time to get ut Hcaly, who Ia
now constantly protected by the police.
The Conservative press have All.
nounced that the Labor candidates In
the municipal elections were every.
where defeated. Ar analysis Of the
returns, on the contrary, shows that
the Labor men carried thirty seats In
England. The general results favor
the Radicals. The election was fought
on party llues chiefly, and forecast
triumph for the Glsd,toniAns In the
coming Parliamentary elections.
Tho foreign office awaits n response
from peking 10 the ultimatum, de-
manding the adoption Of measures TO
puninh tho leaders In the recent out.
RACES. Sir John walsman, British
minister 10 China, has been directed 10
give the Chinese government until the
end Of the month 10 reply, when, fail
lug 10 give satisfaction, the combined
foreign fleet will seize Shanghai aud
other treaty ports on the Ygng-tse-
Kiang, and the powers will take con.
troll OF the customs In each port until
the,matter Ia dispute Ia arranged. The
British admiral now at NngasakI, two
days' lleamlng distance from Shang.
hat. has been warned 10 hold squad
ron In readiness.
-, James palace hRa been reflltel as
n residence for the Duk. OF Clarence
Hni AvOndAlo NJ the expense of tha
treasury. The cost greatly exceeds
the estimate and will cause n row In
Parliament.
Earl Dulierln's appointment IA war.
den OF tho Eliuque ports IL viewed rs a
bribc TO cause him 10 adhere 10 the
Conservatives,