Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-20
::AOY TO STEP OUT
LiSbury'S Government Wait
ing for a Defeat on
Some Side Issue
DISSOLVE THE HOUSE.
Opposition Making the Air Blue
Over Balfour'S Irish Bill.
DIV STORMS Oh THE TWO ISLES.
Montagu Has Strict Notions About the
Training of a Child.
DISSOLVE THE HOUSE.
DIV STORMS Oh THE TWO ISLES.
;SIP ABOUT THE DEACON TRAGEDY

nYRIGHT, 1892. BY THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PREss.l
.ONDON. Feb. 19-Itsis freely stated
the Irish free local bill, as presented
the House Of Commons last evening, is
result Of many stormy meetings of the
met and that Mr. Balfour was more
n once overrUled. Even the Standard
ui-e this by saving that the bill is the
nit of compromise and that Its re-
tioa. as il the case Of all compromises,
hot been so satisfactory as its promoters
lld desire.
Ahile its reception last evening by the
oosiuon and today by the press was the
81 hostile ever given to a bill, vet
re are row signs Of a reaction setting in.
bill, in brief, gives rate papers in
~l counties and baronies full power TO
mage their own affairs The franchise is
same rs it exists in England. The Irish
Eats, in some respects, are given more
.eLsiye functions than those possessed by
similar bodies in Great Britain: and
te England is waiting for district coun-
- L-elandi is offered councils Immediately.
As was expected, the criticism of the
-.. and Liberal members turned chiefly
rAe cHycEs and safeguards but few ex-
--e4 such a unanimous and sweeping con-
a.naslan. Whatever may be the fate of
n.li, there is no chance of an appeal to
country on the measure, but everything
-.la~rrS thar the Government is riding for
a... and that the dissolution of Parlia-
s-- niI come when it is least expected.
.ssar Oh some side issue would enable the
Hrerume4t to appeal to the country with
appearing 20 nave unduly precipitated
solution in order 10 neglect pledges still
r-..'zed, and at the same time the Gov
.Ueut would avoid alternating friends who
..e To some projected measures.
DE Thin Ice over which the Government
.E1TInC was indicated by vote in the
.a-e Of Commons tonight, when a resolu-
I'D expressing regret at the appointment
clsh Judge, ignorant OF the Welsh
-Ha-e, was rejected by majority of
" -% Attorney General Webster and
Ialfour supported the appointment.
announcement Of the figures of the vote |
greeted with loud opposition cheers
GTo~um> Sometimes Disappear.
\ Conservative member. r. G. Webster.
laer the cloak Of a motion for the aboli- |
- ol llllterate voters, then proceeded to |
axe rah.d attack on the Irish clergy. |
any members, sick of the debate, imme- |
a-r-y quilted the House or repaired TO the |
"Hles and smoking room, where knots of |
sla5ers were earnestly discussing the Irish
.. The debate soon fickered out and |
.ru member noticed that there we're
.- -j members present the House was
gGted ont.
Tae prospect OF chance defeat does not
.--uce to the happiness of the Govern
aIL There are nearly 80 Conservative
embers who are notoriously unreliable,
bile 30 others disapprove the Govern
eu-'s Irish policy and will probably ab-
G, themselves from the critical diversion
The weather in Great Britain this week
-s been very severe, with storm on land
aa sea throughout the week. In Yorkshire
ae weather is the coolest experienced in 80
..I-. The thermometer indicated 90 be-
fw zero last evening in Devonshire and
.rl wall. \ blizzard iSraging to-day equal
-aaI O; last year. The gale in the En-
-sn channel further eadangers the position
f the stranded steamship Elder and has
.1nrel the work OF salvage.
Snow storms Of unusual violence are
aging in Ireland tonight, and railway
...las are Greatly DELAYED and many are en-
rely blocked by the snow. Near Limerick
-e drifts -FOUR teet high. At Queenstown
.ayv gale prevails Ii is expected there
at The steamships Adriatic and Arizona
j go to Liverpool without touching at
l.-gusr0vn.
strict Ideas of Child Training.
The excitement over the Montagu
e. aIv is increasing. This is the case in
Do ..'.r |
E.H I'm q closet, being bound and confined
..rt as punishment for some act of child
misconduct. The husband of Mrs. /
l"-ra-u IS a grandson of the Duke of
aaeE.s. or and former officer in the navy
lr-. lt"uG&@u. who is of Scotch extraction.
the daughter Of a wealthy London tea
.arr.aur. She is noted for her daring
ar-'ufar-hip in Ireland. Cromozo, her
s~lae"re, l- one of the finest mansions in
le district and is surrounded by an extern
We and valuable estate. Mrs. Montagu ,
rs hitherto moved in the best society. !
When 4 reporter called at the residence !
Day he found Mr.. AIontagu engaged with
.e parish priest, hut he took the reporter /
'cr the house and ronsented to an inter-
ew. Being asked RON it was that such 7
we're punishment was administered to s.
aar-old child, Mr Nontagu said: ''Mv
lie has strong opinions in the training
ld correction Of children Her theory
hich J think Is, to great extent, right, is ,
aJ the spirit Of disobedience must be con-
sered from the earliest wears. She insists
,on obedience and cleanliness on the part
children Unless punished early they a
utrac; bad habits n
1r. Montagu said he believed that re- = =
rant and confinement were the best pun- :
Imenr He admitted that it WAS too LONG
Tas- va q f1Ar r.+.Tl NJ .
I'd 50 much to do, and she was out mart of t
% time the child was confined. The child a
as buried in great privacy on Tuesday d
pruing. One of the sons took the body in "
a family carriage, with the blinds drawn Il
the Catholic cemetery. n
Tummy Has Quit Horseracfng. G.
The Prince of Wales has decided to cloee
$ connection with the turf All his en-
res have been cancelled for three months
f had several remarkable horses in train t
r and a handsome profit was expected b
. the first time in the history of his a
.bles. "
S great sensation has been caused in tbe / 7
.ig-lrural world by the report of serious al
break OF pluero-pneumonia in the Peace +,
.er district in Canada. Ii the report is
.e the outbreak will greatly affect the
utch farmers, who largely import Cana
gu sock cattle in preference TO Irish cat
p. wing to their immunity from disease T;
TIE epidemic of influenza has had re- S
rEaRic influence on the wine and spirit Il
de The clearance Of wine in bond in T
nUarv increased over "a, 600 gallons, as lie
ppared with the clearance for the same C,
AKA in 1880, and the consumption of 4
.ady Increased II, 600 gallons
WHERE LABOR Is STRARGLED.