Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-02
BY Great Crowds when They Learn
ed That the Grand old Man Had
Been Victorious Chamberlain Pays
Tribute to His Old Leader.

LONDON. Sept. l.--Ciladstone's long
Home Rule fight Is ended. The bill
passed this morning by vote Of 5Ol TO
2G7 1t was hurried to the house OF
lords. which gave II q dr.t reading and
adjourned.
The galleries Of the house were filled
long before the sitting opened 4
large number Of ladies' were present.
As Mr. Gladstone, with barred head,
passed through the crowd aud entered
the house. 1t was noticed that his face
was very pale.
A number Of Irish priests, prominent
10 the crowd In front OF the house, htte',
their hats as the prime minister passed
them. The prime minister was lou1ly
chccred by his followers ns he entered
the house and walked TO his scat.
Before thO debate on The Home Itule
bin could be resumed q long list OF
questions had TO be answered. In reply
10 a question by John Redmond, Mt
Gladstone said no would issue a com
mission upon the financial relations be-
tween England and ireland at the be-
ginning Of the year.
After various questions We're asked
Justin Mccarthy. Irish leader, resumed
the debate on Home Rule.
Jos. Chamberlain followed Mr.. Me
Carthy. He said the bill struck deadly
blow a. the honor and interests OF the
country but he could not avoid being
filled with admiration at the COURAGE
| the resolution, the resources dud tac
elUquence Of the prime minister. MT.
Chamberlain was lOudly deend,
A number of minor SPECIFIED followed.
Mr.. Balfour spoke over an hour, He
dwelt chiefly upon the cloture methods
| OF the government
John Morley chief secretary for Ire
| land. spoke bitterly Of the tactics OF the
\ division was had upon the amend
mont 10 reject The hill aud the nincnd-
| mput wis defeated.
The bill was then put on its third
| rc.tding md passed.
The elimination Of the work was ac-
c0mpanicd by rounds of frantic cheer
| Ing from the galleries aud upon the floor.
| A moment later Mr. Gladstone entered
! the house from the division lobby. He
| was greeted ut the moment Of victory
| by renewed applause, Mr. Morley, who
| followed was also chccrrd.
Gladstone received fresh ovation as
he lefl the house The scenes in front OF
! die house were exciting, When the nn-
nounccment was made that the house
| had passed tue I'LL the crowd went Wild
They checrcd. shouted sang, embraced
one another. smashed hats, and did Other
absurd thugs TO show the appreciation
| of this action.
Glndsioue's carriage containing Tho
prime minister and his wife emerged at
10 minutes after / \ number Of mount
ed police instantly surrounded the car
rnge, but the crowd when they learned
who was In the carriage, became beyond
control Of the police and breaking through
the Gordon. stopped The carriage nnt
held II while they checrcd the triumphan
champion Of home rule to the echo. TIL
rOnchman was enabled to proceed nftc
n few minutes. hut by this time tn
entire crowd left It's position uud starte,
after the cnrriuge, which was agaii
stopped and detained while the crow,
eheered and sang; 'See the Conquerinl
Hero Comes"
Gladstone was greatly touched by tn
fcrv0r Of the people.
At $50 the streets were deserted un,
all was quiet.
Tho vote was taken at o'clock hi
morning Ton minutes later the hous
Of lords met end gave the bill a frs
reading aud adjourned.