The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
IRISH FIC1IONs VILE UNITE TO PRE-
TENT TORY SUCCESSES.

TENT TORY SUCCESSES.
This Need Not Iaterfere with Their Own
Private shind,es-O nea Preparing
for Great Time IN EseIn,st-The Sweat
ing syste. In West End Tailor shops
Humble Beeianinss OF the Famous House
of Rs,inx-More Indications that Prince
George OF wales WIN Marry nerore
long-Diversioas OF the Little Kiag Of
sprin-Furniture Once Owned By Jack
shepparA Brings Only Guinea at Aue.
uon-Osoar wilde Coming Over 10 See Us.
LONDON. May 2a-The recent remarks In
TIE Sun and the action OF various Irish socic-
ties In the United States have at length had
somc effect upon the Irish factions on this
side. Lenders continue to buster AZ cnch
other In public. but privately they are making
amicnblo arrangements designed 10 prevent
the Tories from winning any seats In Ireland
at the general election. now so near. Mt the ex-
penso OF tho divided Notlonnlists. This will
not prevent tho rarnclltcs aud nti-Pnrnellttes
having good stand-ur fight in every constttu-
enry In which their discussions cannot poset-
Div be utilized by the common enemy so that
there will still be much wholesome blowing OIL
OF steam and possibly some lloodlettinr for
mo D0ueut III tIS IietuoEiC ttHy bN'''Ns A"'S
is as It should be. md nobody will complain
exespt those who are constitutionally untitled
TO enjoy good rousing fight. or some others.
who. having a strain Of sluggish English
blood In their Irish veins. regard the proposed
arrangem emit as sinful waste OF good money
which could he moro profltably stcnt.
The anti Parnelltcs have appointed an elec-
ton committee. upon which thcy have wisely
given Michael Dnvitt a scat. and the Pnrnellites
are busily engaged in completing thcir work
OF organization. Both sides. In truth wore so
sngiosaed In this business. laudable enough
IN itself. that thirty Irish members stayed
away from tho division on the Local Govern
mont bin. with tho result that Mr.. Balfour car
risd the second reading OF that remarkable
measure BY majority OF 92 instead Of about
u, which would have been the number had tho
attendance been normal.
The simp pie minded Tories. who credited the
Government with tho desire to pass the bill.
were so elated over the result that they talked
loudly Of placing the measure on the statute
book this session. despite Liberal obstruction:
but Mr.. Baliour and other wcll-informed gen.
tlemen on the Ministerial bench looked any
thing but pleased at their unexpected triumph.
The CRY Of obstruction which il to be shouted
BY every Tory fighter In the coming struggle
will lose much OF its effect In the circum-
urdcrrtand why q strong Government. which
carried the second reading Of the bill by ma
iority Of nearly hundred. were unable to pass
IL Into law: nor will It be so easy to End de-
cent excuse for dropping the bill: but It will
have to be done. and the official an nouncement
of the sacrifice will probably he made next
week upon the eve Of the struggle in which
lreland's dearest interests are involved.
NJ. John Il. Parnell. gentleman who 10 be.
ginning to presume overmuch upon his
patronymic has considered II eeemly and
timely TO deliver n lecture In Cork for the pur-
pose Of proving that Mr.. Gladstone 10 knavs.
tool. and liar. Mr. John Redmond is going to
New York shortly with the avowed view OF
demonstrating . similar proposition. Inoi-
dentally he proposes also 70 convince Irish
men In America that black Is white and that n
minority 10 really majority. He hopes to re-
turn with not less than $4,000 with which to
carry on his peculiar propaganda. The other
party think OF sending an envoy to warn their
fellow countrymen and friends in New York
against tho wicked wiles OF Mr. John Red
mond. who. It will be shown. is no better than
Tory in disguise. prepared to sell Ireland
for British gold. II American friends Of
Ireland be DESTROYS OF helping the Home
Rule cause they will adhere to their
wise resolve not to subscribe one cent to either
faction until the leaders have composed their
differences. which are due almost entirely to
eoatonding personal ambitions
Tho Orangemen are doing their best to make
. great show at Belfast on June II. when the
Cnionist Convention Is held. They al spend
ing money on II. and already 10000 have
been collected to boom the demonstration.
The efforts OF the party to secure Balfour to
address the Convention have failed. S. that.
trough the Duke OF Abercorn Will preside. the
speakers will probably be OF the calibre OF Col
Saunderson and I. ". Russell. The object Of
the Convention is to coerco the nervous Eng
lish voter by holding UP to him the mighty
thnSs tho Ulster men will do il Homo Rule Is
conceded to tho Irish Nationalist party. whiIe
the religious scruples Of the Nom onformists
will he worked nyon by prophetic examples OF
what viii brfall tho Irish Professionals II the
priest get the upper hand.
4 month or two ago the Foreign Office was
engaged in n lively controversy with members
Of IL" Chambers Of Commerce. who COM
planned t'a' British traders nro Giwnys placed
at Disadvantages with ihcir com, TORS. es-
pecal!y IN rcnVte countries. owing u lazness
and Indifference Vi Ministers and Consuls who
VIII not move an inch to help fellow country
man IA securing contract or getting access to
InaSKet. Tho Foreign Olcn maintained that
tho complaints were not well founded. but
prohtia'u I" inquire as 7, whether ANYTHING
further could Ire done. 'iho row -inr1 brought
shout by tho Persian tobacco concession is NOT
calculated I" encourage the Foreign Office to
excessive cnort on behalf of British traders
1Ar'S 'ast year a Gentleman named Talbot and
others obtained from tine Shah for q con ,il,ru.
uon concession Of the mononoiv NJ
trading in tobacco throughout rersin. The
ferslahs. generally SO docile. kicked with
unprecedented ri.or against tn, mmnn.
oiS' anu encouraged by ther religious
teachers oven resorted to Western meth ds ~
rtoting and boycotting. Finally tina SHAN wa.
oompelod to cancel tho concessions and the
Foreign ONCE. laudably. as ono would thinr
setto work to obtain compensation for tho no.
grleved concosslonaires. The shah oire.cd ,
100000. but ultimately had to pay G5OuOuo
The phenomenal activity OF the Foreign ONE
In this matter aroused suspicIons. with the rc.
suit that certain inauisitive Radicals dis.
covered that Mr. Talbot is a relative OF Lord
Salisbury. England's Foreign Minister as Well
A. War Hts