The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-04
PARLIAMENT CLOSES
And New Elections Win Shortly
be Held.
PLEDGES OF THE GOVERNMENT
In Regard to the Irish Local Bill arc
not Observation-Disclosures Cam
paign will bc short-.-Nlr Carnegie
Contributes to tho Liberal Party in
a Handsome sIanncr...Notcs and
Ncws of Interest.

ICopwgli, 1892, yLc Ntl0 York .iSsociGiol Prtss
LONDON, Juno 3.-The last session OF
tho present parliament virtually closed
to-day. The desire Of a section Of the
cabinet strongly supported by Mr..
Chamberlain, OF the Unionist party, to
pass the Irish local government bill,
SO that they would be able to go before
the constituencies with their Irish
pledges redeemed, has failed toprevail
against electoral exigencies.
The Radicals have decided not to op-
pose the passage Of tho estimates which
will be voted in the desultory fashion
in which millions are usually voted at
the fag end OF session. The formali-
ties Of the dissolution OF parliament are
certain TO occur before June %, and the
electoral contest has already com:
menced. The datc Of the opening OF
Mr.. Gladstone's Midlothian campaign
is not yet fixed. His idea OF addressing
small meetings from village to village
has been abandoned, and instead he
will address three great meetings.
The liberal election funds, already
swollen by large contributions from
wealthy Liberals desirous Of political
promotion, l.avo received an unex.
pected accession in the labor interest.
The contribution comes in directly
from Andrew Carnegie, the American
iron manufacturer. who thus puts to n
practical test his principle that wealth
should be used for the benefit Of the
people. A difficulty, however, has
arisen as to which OF the genuine labor
candidates arc entitled to the benefits.
The McCarthyites are now completing
their election programme. The whole
Of the iiity-tlve sitting members will
seek reelection, and all OF the Parnel-
lite seats will be contested BY Mccarthy
ties. The amount OF the American
donation to the election fund largely
determine the fate OF the Parnellites.
Russian petroleum retiners arc urging
their government to try to induce the
Khedivc OF Egypt to refuse to sanction
the regulations permitting the trans
portation of petroleum in bulk through
the suez canal Russia. however, will
not interfere unless England cooperates.
The Irish informer, Lee ,Caron, is
seriously i'll, in secluded country
village.
The German emperor has definitely
accepted an invitation TO pRy,a private
visitto Queen Nictoris ut Osborne, Island
OF Wight, doring the summer.
As a result Of an inquiry instituted by
the French minister OF the Interior the
police administration at Paris has or
dered tho commissary and inspector at
Havre, who were responsible for the
escape of the American bunco man,
O'Brien; be reduced In rank.
The accouchment OF Mrs. Montague,
who is serving term OF imprisonment
for killing her own child, and WHO was
removed from tho Londonderry jail to
Dublin to-day, is expected about the
last week in Juna. Her husbands ap-
peal for her release has been rejection.
Mrs. Langtry's salary at the Criterion
theatre is Gl00 weekly. She has just
refused El0,0OO for race horse said to
have beon presented to her by Mr..
Baird.