Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-20
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Tragedy, etc.
Los Don, Feb. iO.--lt IA freely stated
that the lfish local government bill ~
presented IN the Commons last evening
IL the result ol many stormy meetings
N the cabinet, aud that Mr.. Balfour
WINS more Than once ovrrrulcd. Even
thr Standard admits this By saying
thnt Tire bill j. the result OF u Uumpro-
mise, aud liz reception, ~ In the ease
" all compromise, has not beCn IA
sstisiactOry ~ IT. promoters could de.
size. Whatever mas DO the fate Of tho
hiil, there 10 no chance vi an appeal 10
the country IN the measure, hut
everything lntimntes that the govetu-
meut 10 rising for O inll, and that n
dissolution ol parliament will como
when least expected. a defeat ON sOinu
Side issue would enable the gOvcTn-
mcnt to appeal TO the country without
appearing To- have uuduly ptpcipitntol
a dissolution IN order IN neglect pledges
r,iil unftaligod, and ut the same time
the government would avoid alleviate
Ing 10 friends who object to SOME %
the projected measures. This lee over
which the government N aklting is la.
uiCgted by "A vote Ia the commons 70.
night, whUu resolution expressing
regret ut tie appointment Of y Welsh
Justice, iguuuut Of tue Welsh
language, was rejected by a majority
Oi only twtuty-thfec.
The prospect " chance defeat does
not cunducc 10 the happiness u tho
Government. Nearly sixty Conserve
tive members are nutorlOuslY uurUlln-
BE, while atty others dlsaPpfuve oftho
Governments Irish policy and will
probably sJscnt themselves from
critical division.
THE WEATHER IN GREAT BRITAIN
this week was severe with storms on
land Gnd sea throughout the week.
In Yorkshire The weather " the coolest
In thirty years. A blizzard In raging
today equal 10 that last year. snow
storms 81 unusual violence arc raging
ia Ireland tonight, and railway tfalus
are greatly delayed. Near Limerick
there are drifts u snow four feet high.
| At Queenstown hUavy gale prevails.
Tue excitement In Ulster over
1IIE MONTAGUE TRAGEDY
il Increasing. The husband Of Mrs.
| Montague IL grandson u the Duke
of Manchester, aud former officer In
the navy. Nrs Montague was OF
Scotch extraction aud the daugh.
ter OF wealthy London merchant.
! An Associated press representa-
tive called Mt the resldence TO-DAY. Mr..
| Montague, when asked II II was such
severe punishment administered to q
| thTeU-year-old child, said: "My wife
has strong opinions on the training
/ and correction Of children. Her
theory, which think to great extent
right, IL that the spirit Of disobedienco
must DO conquered from earliest
years"
Montague admitted that 1t was too
long to ltRvua child alone, but his wifo
was out part of tho lime tho child was
confined. The child was buried in
great privacy.
TuE PRINCE OF WALES
has decided to close his connection
with the turf. An VI his rntTi,A wefo
cancelled Tor three months. lie had
several remarkable hOrses In tmining,
aud handsome profit was expected
Tor the frat time In the history OF hi,
stables.
a GREAT SENSATION
has boon caused IN tho agricultural
world by the report Of n serious out
break OF pieuro-pneumouia In the Peace
River district Ia Cana. II the report
Is true, the outbreak will greatly effect
| the Scotch farmers who largely Import
Canadian store cattle In preference to
Irish cattle, owing TO their immunity
| from disease.