Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-18
BY WIRE TODAY.
Synopsis Of GladStOne'S Home
Rule Bill.
HUGH O'DONNELL NOT GUILTY.
Reward Offered for The Notorious 0at-
law the kid"
THE DoiNes OF CONGRESS.
Kansas RepubiicanS RecoKpi>cd by
tho CourL-A Sensational
Prayer.
HUGH O'DONNELL NOT GUILTY.



rule bill was read the first time In the
house ofcommons. The following Ia a
summary Of fits provisions: There
shall be established in Ireland a
legislature consisting Of her majesty,
the queen, and two houses, n
legislative council and a legislative
assembly, subject 10 the restrictions
mentioned In the act, 10 make laws
LOT the government Of ireland in
respect 10 matters exclusively relating
to thnt country. IL shall not have
power TO make laws respecting the
following matters. the status
or dignity OF the crown, or sue.
cession TO the crown or regency,
the lord lieutenant ~ representative OF
making peace or war; matters arising
rom state Of war; lhe naval or milf.
tary forces or the defense OF the realm;
treaties or other relations with foreign
States, or relations between different
parts OF hor majesty's dominion, or
offences connected with such treaties;
dignities or titles Of honor, treason or
felony; alienage or naturaliz tlon; trade
outside Of Ireland; quarantine or
navig alton except on inland waters;
local health or batbOr regulations, bea-
cons, lighthouses or aea marks, except
where consistently with Of Q or,l,act OF
parliament, they may DB Constructed or
maintained by local authority; the
coinage OF legal tender, standard VI
measures, trade mark, merchandise
marks, copyrights or patent right; any
Jaw respecting the establishment or
endowment OF n religious or the pro.
A.. rs... 4.
Imposing any disability or comforting
any privileges on account OF religious
belief or abrogatlng or prejudiclnily
affecting the right TO establia or main.
tain any place OF denominational edu-
cation, or any denOminstlOnal instilu.
ton or charity, or periodically
affecting the right OF any child 10
attend school or receiving public
money without attending the religious
instruction at school; or whereby any
person may be- deprived OF life, liberty
or property without due process OF law,
or denied the equal protection Of the
laws or Whereby private property Is
taken without just compensation; ali
laws made In contraventlon OF above
shall be void. This executive power
continues vested In the queen through
the lord.lieutenant. There shall be
nm executive committee OF the privy
council In Ireland 10 aid ami advise
the government, TO be named by the
queen, the lord-licutenant to have
power TO veto the acts OF the legisla.
ture.
The legislative council, lshall con.
sist Of foriy.oight councillors, elected
from the constituents according to the
schedule OF the accompanying acts
Every person shall be entitled to vote
Tor members Of the council, who owns
or occupies land or tenement to the
value OF more than twenty
pounds. The term OF office OF
the councillors Ia eight years,
the councillors to retire every fourth
year. The legislative assembly shall
consist Of the members returned by To
existing parliamentary constituencies
10 continue IN office for five years, un.
less sooner dismissed.
The present parliamentary oonstitu.
encies, until otherwise provided, shall
Q ,ntinue 10 elect members TO the par.
Lament, but Dublin university snail
cease TO return q member. The Irish
peer In the lords and the members OF
the Commons for tho Irish constituency
are not entitled TO deliberate or vote ON
any bill or motion, the operation OF
which II confined to Great Britain.
The election laws anu laws relating
to qualifications Of parliamentary cleo.
tors 40 far Us they relate to parliimen-
tary elections, shall not be altered by
the Irish legislature, though that body
may deal with any officers concerned
with the issue OF writs Of election.
rhere shall be an Irish exchequer anu
consolidated fund separate from the
United Kingdom customs, duties aud
excise anu postage imposed by parlia.
ment, subject to the provisions Of this
act. All public revenues OF Ireland
shall be paid into the Irish exchequer
anu form n consolidated fund apprO.
priatet 10 the public service OF Ireland
by an Irish act. II the excise duties in
crease above the present rates the excess
shall be- paid to the United Kingdom.
IL reduced, the deficiency shall be- paid
from the exchequer OF the United
Kingdom into the Irish exchequsr.
he hereditary revenues OF the crown
In Ireland shall oontinne during the
life Of tho present majesty. Neither
country shall collect an income tax on
business carried on In the other.