Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-05

JUDGMENT AeAiNor DUKE Rur.
LAND.
Opening Session Of Parliament. -tllad.
stone Cheercd. o. Balfour
aud Goshen.
The Irish 0usstion.-A Duke Ito
buk.d. -pRrtiamcn,.


LONDON, Aug. i.--rhe Eighty club
tonight gave dinner 10 Hon. H.
Nau Blake, formerly uTemier VI
ontario and leader OF the Liberal marty
~ canada, who was returned TO the
House, u Commons from the south
division oi L1ugiori In the recent
election. iunddirssing The mrfnlsr ~
ui the ,lub Hon. Blake ,aid he he.
lievcd that Ireland Sns on the eve ~
realizing the result that parnull hhu
fought tor. The combined Efforts of
the Literal pcctiOus were certain to
obtain IN" common oljcc, they had ia
view, THE Inch tatty, he said, was
created aud inaiulninri Tor n definite
object uudr- strict tysttm OF dis
uiplnc allowing only limited htl.
tudc. lie parliamentary weapons
formed under rnrntil's lcndcrihip,
had such weight, solidity, temper ava
kctnnes-, and had wrought such
great things Tor lfclsnd that tho
Liberals could take up the Irish cause
III nn honorable aud cordial manner,
aud create friendly feeling he.
tween the irish aud Engli-h
Democracy. Patnulls weapons uay
have been lel-ened In weight
tut even now they were fully
adequate tor the original purpose they
we've Intended for hu hoped tho irish
minority would ultimately see that tho
tactics OF the majority were souuu.
Everyone had Interests In ireland Mt
present anu desItcd the passsgl effected
Of the bonU riile III. 10 aiiplt not DO
that uve,y dvt"ii u the measuio would
be exactly what some lfisnmgn would
like, but a. lnrnell once aid. any
sound measure would to accepted.
Tho speaker said n the Irish mem.
bcfs desired to make u Huccesa OF u
6ubstRntihl measure there would hs
neither tmo nor inclination Tor cap
tious criticism or iaclious agitations.
4 Jusr JUDGMENT.
Lord Chief Justice Collridge deoid.
ed Judgment today Ia the Gaze In which
n gOfkingman sued the Duke vi Rut-
land because the lAttuf'4 gamekteper
stopped traffic on the highway
while they were driving grou,e.
Lord Collridpo said the days Of
high handed interference with
tho nights OF the peoplo had
passed. The evidence showed that
the gnmekoeper had knocked the
plain'ii down and when he com.
plainod to the dukes son, Lord Ed
ward Manners, the latter replied; go
to the devil; II you are shot your life
viii he ON your own head"
This, the lord chief justicY said,
could not be tolerated from any person.
INST SESSION OF rARLrAMuST.
LOSDoS, Aug. A large crowd
gathered ut the Westminster palace
yard carly this morning, watching tho
arrival oi the members Of the new Par.
lament aud cheering loudly when
friends appeared.
Gladstone, accompanied by his wife,
drove To the Parliament builIing In an
open carriage and all along the route
was given an ovation by crowds. At
the palace yard tho police were unable
TO restrain the crowd, which became
almost wild In it, endeavors TO do
honor 10 the head " the Liberal party.
Balfour AMI G0schen walked 10 tho
house together aud were greeted with
boots and Rroans by the crowd outside.
When Gladstone lppearcd In tho
house this afternoon he was given
wildly enthusiastic reception, thcIri sh
mtm0ers rising Ia n body and Joined
by the Liberals, waving their hats and
cheering. Hon. Arthur Wellesley
Peel, speaker Of the last house, was
elected speaker.
The rising Of Gladstone To second the
motion for the n.eircuOn 4 Feel ~
speaker was tho VI nal Tor Ieltwed
cheering. Peel, afl-t hia scuor,
thanked the members hri,ny ul tho
house adjourned until luIuOirN
There ws- the usual niengfe dief u.
auce upon the opeGing Of the house Of
lords today, aud an aiJournm,nt was
quickly taken.