The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-04
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
,,o,.ptLS PATIENT OYER THE
HOME RULE BILL DELAYS


,,,.,o,e Not Disposed, However, 10 Rush
q, Important - Mcnsure-Sncrihces OF the
,-,.b Iendcr--ChicnRo's Wickcdncss De-
.,r,brd by - British Editor-The Discom-
Azure OF Eugiand's Champion Billiard
p,,,er-The Prince of wnies's Derby-dny
p,puer-Denth of the Queens Champion
rbe sultan Wants n WorId'a Fnir-The
C,nnrdcr I.ucnnia Won't he Ready for n
Nouth-Thc Hearing OF the Sutherland
viii Case Will Begin This week.one OF
Mr. Gi,d.toue's Axes Coming to the
Worlds rair-Quecu victorin's birthday.
1o,poy, June 3-The House OF Commons Is
An engaged with clause OF the Home Rule
Mn. about ninety amendments to which have
vet to be disposed OF. The Liberal rank and
fila are getting impatient at the slowness OF
rrorfess mndo, and are endeavoring to compel
their leaders to quicken the pace. The favorito
iden is to fix date for tho disposal of each
successive clause. but Mr.. Gladstone Is 80
naiufuIly conscious OF the great constitutional
importance of the bill that he hcsitates to take
unusual means for forcing 1t through. Tho
british Liberals and Irish Nationaltsts think
bs is over puncti!ous in view Of tho nvowod
Alibus.erinc tactics OF tho other side. md
popular opinion seems decidedly with thcm.
Unless drastic action be taken soon. there will
he no chance OF getting the bill through the
Committee before tho end Of July: but 1t Is
rrobablo that Mr.. Gladstone will call u meet-
ing OF his party some time this m onth to tell
them what he intends to do and to indicate
means by which they may holp him to doit.
Mr. Gladstone has take house at Brighton
for three months. In order that he may get
Ia r. (.Nt
London: 80 that it is pretty evident that he
thinks the session will last we'll into August
Mr. Michael Davitt's examination in tho
Dublin bankruptcy court. in connection with
the costs OF the Meath election petition. has
revealed some interesting facts about the
inner life OF Home Rule. The leaders OF the
Tories are mover tired OF accusing their Ma
tionast opponents OF living by agitation and
American dollars. They are charged with be-
ingactuated by 4, ercenary aims and with max
Ing the cause Of Ireland subservient to their
personal interests. The facts disclosed before
Judge Boyd yesterday arc IN eloquent IL
melancholy comment upon these ISLANDERS.
II now appears that Mr. Darltt has been
borrowing money from friends for years past
in order to defray the expenses incurred by
him as one OF the Irish leaders. His wife's in
terest in their Gotta Q homo and the furniture
moment. as q result OF pecuniary difficulties
arising out OF Mr.. Davitt's Parliamentary and
other public labors for Ireland. This dis
closure at tho present juncture of affairs can
not fail to do good to the Home Rule cause
In Great Britain. Tho more the Irish lenders
are known to tho British people. the less will
be the distrust with which the electors Of Eng
land. Scotland. and Wales will regard the
measure BY which Gladstone proposes to hand
over to tho people Of Ireland complete man
agemept OF their own national concerns.
Mr.. Davitt's case is not unique. Every one
1.-THE Irish members would. II the truth were
known. stand in the satns light. They are all.
without single exception, losing money and
means In their fight for Home Rule.
Srwilliam Leng. one OF the band OF British
newspaper men recently entertained SO lavish
iyAt Chicago. has been impelled by an impera-
tive sense OF duty to chasten his dear friends.
sorrowfully but firmly. mo amount OF ma
teral prosperity" no writes to-day in his
paper. the Sheffield daily TELEGRAPH. can be q
set-off either to the heathenism or the moral
squalor OF Chicago" md elsewhere. He hints
darkly Of awful tales he could tell OF Chicago's
Atmosphere Of righteousness, Its morning
records OF overnight robberies and murders,
It's unnameable though tolerated semi private
exhibitions"
To anybody at all acquainted with Sheffield
these mpacent structures arc calculated to
afford no inconsiderable amusement; for Of
oil the British provincial towns Sheffield is
probably tho dirtiest, most immoral. most
sordid. and most brutaliZed. and the knowl-
edge Of this may possibly servo in some de-
gree as m unguent to the wounded feelings
Of the abused Chicagoans: but they may tako
further comfort. They cannot be wholly bad.
Tor Sir William Leng proposes. I'm his next"
to make some friendly admissions" his do
sire being Ito hold tho balance eyen and to
praise whore praise is deserved"
The international billiard match Is not CIV
Ing unqualified satisfaction to British sports
men. When Ives got tho balls fixed over the
TOD pocket lie gave the spectators such an ex-
position OF the art Of making carroms as they
MAJ mover previously had the opportunity OF
fee!n:. Possibly it became monotonous to
see the American monopoizinc the table and
scoring two at every stroke but It WAS scarcely
spoftsman!ike for Roberts to lose his temper.
II he had had the skill 10 get tho balls In the
same POSITION. there is not much doubt that he
would have taken full advantage OF 1t. De-
iea1 Ives after his play on Friday was I'm
posslple, and all that Roberts could do was to
play for draw.
"A DUN reporter had further talk to-day with
ar Watson. designer OF Great Britain's fast
eHYachts. He still declares that the trials SO
.athaVe not been sufficient to form an accu-
e@ opinion OIL the merits Of the Britannia
sno ,alkyrle, He thinks the pair very evenly
maehed. The lverna and old Thistle are not
we compared to them. He declined 10 make
e' prediction as 10 the race for the America
wv out he felt certain that both tho Britain
A"aa NaIkyrie would boat any American cut
e'anoat II the match were sailed in British
us' The Nmerican yacht would have many
sAn'ages sailing in her own waters. where
.Ourso The best yacht ahoat there would be
,''eh 10 compete against tho Valkyrie. The
vau Inc OF the britannia exceeds that stipu-
a'ru IN tho America Cup contract. and she
u'u IN any case lie Ineligible for the Amer
,. aa race Nr Watson, however. Is quite con-
WI 10 rest his bopes upon tho Valkyrip.
teS Of recent years has less money been
.'.eo on tho Derby race than has been the
.". .hls year Tho victory OF Isinglass was
49,. '"fegone conclusion that the m onsy In
Ne" on other horses was very limited. and
" .h ra On lsinGlass tho general public were