Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-25
Mr.. Morley to Submit 1t to the Irish
Leaders.
PARLIAMENT 70 MEET JANUARY 2s
Intellectual Strike Of Engineers IN
New York.
BIG ADVANCE IN COTTON.
MIR. GIhDSTONl'> rROtsRAM.
The English Cabinet 60 Meet on JHnusr, 60
The Home Rule Btli.


LoSpoS. Nov. q The cAbine, has decided
that parliament shall meet on january aS.
Mr. John Morley. chief secretary for ireland.
has taken to Dublin a draf, Of NJ. GlSas,oue's
home rule bill. which will De submitted to Iri-h
leaders. Mr.. Morley viii explain 90 them the
main provisions Of the measure. with the view
OF receiving suggestions a. to the mUiifica-
uons they deem essential. H /. understood
that the measure provides for the retention 4
the fal strength of the Iri.h party IN the nm
perial parliament and for the STRENGTHENING of
the imperial veto
The determination % Mr.. Tahoncho-e -ba
well-known radical member for Northampton
10 move an amendment to the address IN raliy
90 the queen speech on tine quest ton of tie re-
tentiou OF the Uganda has really obtained Tor
him promises from score OF mombers that
they vii support such an amendment ~ he
proposes 20 ofic-. Shuuld the gnv,rument
majority disappear on first division. which at,-
pears lkeiv 20 be tn case when n vote l. taken
on the Uganda amendment. the goycrnsncRt
viii he saved from a collsuse by the unihui-ts,
who support the governments policy 70 far nc
Uganda Is concerned.
DEsERTIoNs oF TIVE RADICALS.
Tho expected radical desertious will not over
throw the cabinet II was announced vcster
day that the unemployed workingmen. who as
sembled az Tower Hill. had decided TO shortly
hold a midnight torchligbt procession. The
time OF holding the parade and she line Of march
10 be followed were kept secret. IL car nov BE-
said that the procession will not be held The
police will prohi'i; II. and should the men at
tempt 70 hold IL despite the prohibition there
Will be trouble. for the authorities Will diperse
by force, If il is necessary.
MRS. IaRNELL's INCOME
Mrs. farneii. who recently took advantage ~
the bankruptcy act. has offered her creditors 10
shillings on the pound. She admits tlat she
has ne, annual income Of cSO0 Her liabilities
are 16,S6s and her assets ~. .s25. compro-
mise with her creditors at 10 shillines would
therefore he very favorable TO her leaving her
Il.39l of her assets.
Mrs. Parnel was recently examined bv
doctor, who pronounced her prospects FOR lir-
ing long very precarioUs indeed. He declared
that her life Is an absolutely uninsurable risk.
IMPORTING AMERICAN CATTLE
At meeting yesterday at Edinburgh Of
number Of Scotch veterinary surgeons Prof.
Williams made address in which he used
strong language regarding the policy - the
agricultural board in connection with the i'm
port cattle trade. He asserted that ;he board
smotbered independent inquiry by destroying
the lungs Of all condemned cattle alleged 10
have died from pleuro- pEe Inonia. The boards
advisers. he declared. were guilty either %
gross error or we're abettiug political fraud.
he American inspectors at eeptfOrd. rr. Nray
and Dr. RYDER. submitted portions n th. lungs
of condemned animals that we're landed there
by the steamer Bordcrcr from Boston TO Dr.
Nocard, au eminent French expert Dr. Nocard
made a close examination of the tissue and de-
clared that the animals had not suffered from
any contagious disensr. the meeting APP
poinIed a committee To investigate.