Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
FROM OVER THE SEA
Home Rule Depends on Glad
stones Leadership.
HEALY WILL HOLD HIS TONGUE
a Gius Of National Exhibitions AZ the
Sspital cities-Emperor Williams
Future Moves.

work OF parlssmshL fhe irisn men,
bsfs. lnciading the fafneilltes are
ready Ia give undivided support 10 Mr..
Ia getting rid of the tory
governments IA the introduction and
passage Of a homs rule BILL The chief
tsOuble seems 70 be with the English
hcersis. who, now that they have their
seats, appear 10 have cooled consider
ably On the home rule issue. They. or
maay OF them. are anxious to Gust shs
torres and get the Offices with the aid OF
the Irish. ouI have 40 farther use for
lie Irish after those points have been
galnei. Dag after day u becomes more
evident that the enactment of home
rule bill ds pends upon The ability OF
Mr.. Gladstone ~ continue Ia personal
ieadsfshiE OF the liberal party. Mem
hers of the party who gave tactical
and sppareatiy loyal support TO home
Tnis W1en an adverse majority made
home rule impossible. show their real
sentiment now that their votes might
be really effective IN granting what they
pretended TO advocate.
IL has been suspected for wears that
u the election OF 1886 had resulted DIFF
fersntiy there would have been many
more liberal dfseontents IA parliament
than actually ssowed themselves to- ce
sueh and tnls suspicion - now fully
confirmed. >.nce tne opening OF par
lament Timothy llesy hss been keep
ing very quiet. IL has been inhnlated
20 hlm that unisy in the irish ranks
would depend upon how TAR he would
bride hs tongue and that some even of
bis own associates IN the antI-Parnsllite
raaks we're ia no temper q stand any
more rlssii abuse of that leaders
memory. 10 - also SAID that Heaiy
enisrta rs chastening dread OF rep
otition Ia London OF The horse whip
ping which . relative OF Psrneli gave
nim in Dublin and that ne mas received
= hint that similar punishment will
follow an outbreak similar TO that
wnsch brought. the lash on him before.
A. any rate Healy seems 10 have turned
over u new Leaf and keeps his billings
gate for private dslccsat0n.
The Hon. Edward Blake OF Canada
Shows desire 10 concirate both OF the
Irish parties and - proving to be such
strong and influential accession TO the
Irish ranks that Hesly Is said Ia DO
growing Jealous OF him. As Blake IS
known 30 he man OF pure private life.
Healy sisl have no opportunity TO snsp
at nim IN that direction anu will have
TO wait for some ether pretense for an
attempt 10 weaken tne popular candi-
date. Mr.. Blake - generally regarded
as inc coming leader Of the lr:sh party
and u is this fac. that tends 10 arouse
Jesiousy.
Naay Natlerai Exhibitions.
Europe, outside OF the United King
dom. ~ suffering from n remarkable
glut OF National and international ex-
hibitions this season. and the people OF
Chicago should be thankful that the
Columbus fair was not opened during
such a general run OF counter attrac-
tons. A week ago the iist in-
ciaded International exhibitions IN
Stockholm. Munich, Scheygngen and
Vienna and rational exhibition IN
Oenos. Since then the Paris exhibi-
ton tor feminine arts aas Teen added.
rot to mention the exhibition and dem
ossstrstion 10 Paios aud Huelvs. Next
week Bulgaria will follow the lead Of
the bigger nations and op-n q nshonal
exhibition st Phillpopols. Although
the Psris exhibition opened on Mon-
day is one OF the least pretentious Of
these enterprises 10 "a perhaps most
nsritorious. as IL - all that lts promo
tsfs intended 10 to bc--s picture of
woman through toe centuries. Wax
fguges represent the wears between
1850 and iss0. The first of the re.
maSkable series of figures. saId 10 have
cost with their whole equipment fully
=. 0o0 .0O0 francs. is the wife OF va.sal
in che time Of Charles VIII, and tho
last Iss young woman dressed for the
rsces IN the days az the last empire.
The hair Of the wax woman in this
serfss wss dressed by no fewer than 200
BARRIERS after long study and repeated
conferences. and shows exactly wnst
novelty IN hesd-drsss the generations
nave brought IN the last 400 y,ars.
The exhibition Will lsst until December
1, and bids far o. prove more remuner-
atsvs than its more pretentous rivals
IN other countries
rtass OF the Empsrer.
Emperor williams plans for the fall
are rather elaborate. After the &C
couchuaent Of the emf press. which will
take place ~ few dsys ne will review
IN detail with his ministers the work
done esfore the coming session OF par
lament Tie will attend the grand Sc
dan review on the Tsmpther field sep
tenlher aud then probably will take =
few dsys elk hunting with King Oscar
IN sweden Thence ne Will 90 te ths
military RENEW at Cohlenx: then 10 the
she usneuvers near Metz. Despite
warnings that plots 90 ssssssinsis htui
have been suspected. the emperor will
wander up and down the German FROM
t,er inspecting the troops, looking over
h,s pew estate and testiog the quality
of the wines waich various town eoun-
els. after nights OF arguments and sam
rlsng have derieict q set before hin
during his visit The sft and industry
sxaflitian ~ Ai<sce-i arrsfne, Raden
and the Plslse vii he opened at Metz
durng the enarerev's v,sit IN the prov
ince. The object Il the alsnagsTs q
tae enterprises h.ss been to show by q
the progress nscs ~ the annexed
provslces s.nee tney came under Ger
man rule. The emperor has pronsi setl
a. encourage the enterprise by his pres
snte sad Ae nav tslk. although . =
hoped nv al except The Chsuvislsts
tssf 30 vii renisin qnlet. ss France .
rkeiv - ~afch win extreme irritation
krth the nlsreuvrrs GA her hcyfters
.nd the exhibition witn q. uafslstsole
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