The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25
ENGLISH POLITICS
GladstOne's Home Rule Scheme
in Detail.
TYNDALIs REMARKABLE LETTER
To the Dublin UIstsrits Convention He Dc.
nOunces Gladstone as an Evil Genius
Timothy Healy in Danger.

LONDON, June "a Copyright 1892. By
the New York Associated Press. Glad
stones home rule scheme, which the Con-
servstives assert is still in embro, has
been communicated in detail to Roseberry.
Morley, Harcourt and other Liberals.
Some of its more critical points were dis
cussed with the Irish leaders with the as
surance that if the general election
PLACED GLADSTONE IN POWER
the bill would be presented at the autumn
session of parliament.
A representative of the Associated
Press learned that the leading features Of
the measure of 1856 would be retained.
with the following exceptions: Clause 4
restricting the powers of the Irish legisla-
ture enlarged and further guarantee re-
lating to dencminational education pro-
vided- Next, the constitution OF the leg
islative body will be modified by raising
the number Of members Of the first order
in the upper house, who, as in the first
bill, hold Office ten years.
The much disputed clause. q. removing
Irish Peers from the house OF lords and
irish members from the house Of commons
appears IN the new bill, the representation
OF Ireland In the imperial parliament re-
naming the same as at present TO meet the
threatened active refusal or passive resis-
lance OF the Obstetrics to the Irish parlla-
ment oy the nonpayment OF taxes.
The bill Will be extended TO ensure the
employment OF police and military ferces to
ENFORCE PAYMENT OF ALL TAXES
levied by the Irish parliament.
A comparison OF forecasts of the result
Of the election shows much variance in the
estimates. Balancing the reports from the
various sides An impartial forecast Is that
Gladstone viii obtain no majority that will
enable him to act independently Of the Irish
party.
Among the incidents Of the week is the
remarkable letter Of Prof TyndalI sent to
the DuDlin-Ulsterits convention. The pro-
lessor denounces the evil genius, Glad
stone, and blames the "Arch- Doctrinaire''
Morley for first planting the microbe OF
repeal in the brain Of his venerable friend.
Prof. Tyndall predicts that the first royalist
blood shed In Ulster for the sake Of Arch
bishop Walsh and Timothy Heaiy viii
raise feeling of evil, sweeping Glad
stones Irish policy to perdition
Henry NJ Stanley, who is 10 contest
Lambeth in the Unionist interest,
MADE HIS FIRST STUMP SPEECH
to the electors today. He proved a lame
and awkward speaker. He retired to
allow his wife an opportunity to speak
She at once caught the audience. she de-
clared her husband was the finest man in
England, and said be was as straight as q
dye, adding: ''What ne says he means.
without fear or favor"
This eulogium won her hearers, who
yelled.
I'VE viii vote for Stanley's Missus."
sToUGH on TIMOTHY.
Timothy Healy finds it dangerous to
openly appear on the streets of Dublin.
de was recognized there Tuesday and set
upon by a mob, who maltreated him.
DELEGATES TO THE CONFERENCE.
Mr.. Barbour, member Of the India coun-
Gil, with Sir G. w. Fremantle, chief of the
mint department, will probably be the
British delegates to the international
monetary conference Barbour is promi-
nent bi-DetGlhst. He acted at the Paris
conference and signed with Lord Lans-
downe. Sir Henry Breckenbury and other
members Of the viceroy's council, the re-
cent minute to the secretary of state for
India. urging the government to lend the
United States conference proposal its
strongest support The minute which
was just issued by the foreign Office, says
the violent oscillations since 1890 and the
RAPID DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF SILVER
causes the mercantile community the great
est anxiety II the international agree
ment is not attained the United States
government will sooner or later be driven
to adopt a silver standard or abandon the
purchase OF silver. The cessation Of the
United States to purchase silver cannot
fail to further depress The metal. The
British government ought to consider
measures calculated to protect India and
remedy the violent fuctuation in the rela-
tive value Of gold and silver. The parlia-
mentry committee Of the trade unions
council yesterday passed a resolution de-
claring that the council the international
conference would result in q stable ex-
change being secured between the moneys
Of gold aud silver using countries.