Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-01
4 WnALER's REMARKABLE VOYAGE,
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TREASON CHARGED N HOMESTEAD,
A Conference of Demo-
cratic Man gers.
THE EVICTION TROUBLES.

Discussed I'm the Cabinet Councfl-Dff-
ficulty of Relieving Evicted Tenants
-Rcpresentatfon i N the CommIssi n
Demanded-The McCarthyite Mani
festo Meets Little Response in Lon
don.
copyright, 1899, by the New York Associated
Press.l
LONDON, Sept. 30-The Irish eviction
question and the evacuation of Uganda
were the main matters discussed at yester-
days and to-day's cabinet councils. A
decision concerning Uganda was postponed
because of the more urgent necessity for a
solution of the difficulty in the way of
affording relief for the evicted tenants
in Ireland. John Morley, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, is understood to
have advised temporary grant of
money, on the ground that the COM
mission to examine into the evictions can
not complete its inquiry in time to prepare
bill to be introduced at the opening of
parliament. He also argues that while the
commission was celebrating the evicted
tenants would suffer. The Irish Evicted
Tenants association ask e250, 900 in the
interim, with due representation on the
commission.
Mr.. Morley has promised that the associ-
alton shall be represented in the COM
mission, but refrained from pledging him
self on the grant until he had consulted
the cabinet 1t is stated that the ministers
are inclined to concede moiety of the
evicted tenants demands, but refuse to i'm
mediately sanction any portion of the pro-
posed grant. Mr.. Morley will now be
able to Communicate to the nationalist lead
ers the intentions of the ministers who as
sent to the grant bill will be accelerated by
duly nursed public clamor over the suffer
ings of the evicted tenants as winter ap-
proaches.
The gravity of the eviction troubles be-
comes more intense under the action of the
tory landlords. The number of evicted
Der of evicted notices pending
under the act of 1887 reaches al
most 10000. Many of these are for
NAL, but all the tenants unless they pay
their arrears within six months after they
receive notice ere liable to be ousted or be-
come mere care takers of their own farms.
If the landlords meant to try to foil the
liberal policy by wholesale evictions there
will be a bitter land war. The ministerial
circle is confident that the cabinet will not
hesitate to sanction the boldest measures
the Irish executive may require to foil the
unionist tactics.
The McCarthyite manifesto has fallen
fiat here. The liberal press give it scant
comment, while the conservative papers
dub it ''a mendicant whine"
Secretary Rusk's proclamation declaring
the United States free from pleuro-pneu-
monia has not yet officially reached the
board of agriculture here. The board
officials, however, accept the declara-
ton as valid and appear ready to re-
spond to the United States authori-
ties application for the free ad
mission of live cattle. The Live
Stock Journal, referring o the vast i'm
portance of the proclamation, holds the
government must allow sufficient inter-
val to elapse in order to prove beyond a
doubt that the disease has been wholly
suppressed, and that tn 8 provision should
also have been made against Texas fever.