New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
UNIONTSTS CALL 1T PLUNDER.
DENOUNCING COMPULSORY RE1NSTAIE-
MENT OF EvICTED TENANTS

IF THE BILL rs TRANSFORMED THE PEERS MAY
! CONSIDER IT. OTHERWISE ITS FATE Is
SEALED ENTRIES FOR THE DERBY
OF 1896 THE TR>pEs-UNIoN con
GRrss-THEosoPHIsT TROUBLES
personal.
London. Aug. 4-The leaders OF the unlon!st
! party In Parliament have served notice upon the
| Government that II the Evicted Tenants bill is
transformed into voluntary measure IL VIII
| hove some chance Of receiving the gracious con-
s.deration Of the House Of Lords The provision
| for the compulsory reinstatement OF an evcted
| tenant with the assistance OF public funds the
| IJnionists denounce Z species OF plunderihB'
A provision for voluntary reinstatement, giving
TO the landlords a greater degree Of control over
the arrangements for re nstatement they THINK
might avert the rejection Of the bill by the
House ~ Lords. but otherwise they contend that
! II has no chance Of acceptance By the Peers. ina
Irish members however. while anxious TO ob-
tain some form of measure to relieve the
present situation. feel that the abandonment Of
the compulsory provision Is impossible Messrs
Redmond and Sexton concur in seeking some sort
Of n compromise which will enable The evicted
tcnants IA obtain speedy relief az the Paris
come 1t IL certain that the fund cannot be re-
leased I'm time to alleviate the distress which
the coming winter s sure to bring. but no form
Of compromise has yet been hit upon which is
likely TO be acceptable t. the opponents OF the
bill in It's present shape.
John Morley has writ; a letter to the Klght
Hon Leonard Courtney. who Is charged with the
private negotiations on behalf Of the Union!st
leaders stipulating that If the bill passes It's
second reading IN the House OF Lords the Gov
eminent will consider the Lords amendment In
committed This proposal was laid before Lord
Salisbury and the Duke Of Devonsh.re, who re-
fused To consider IT, but thee offered as an
alternative that II the compulsory clauses OF the
bill were withdrawn before the measure finally
passed the House OF Commons the bill would then
pass its second reading IN the House Of Lords.
This appears 10 be the end Of the negotiations.
The Radicals and Nationalist. discussing the
situation in the lobby. ar, agreed that the Gov
eminent ought Immediately TO appeal to the
country in Gaze ~ the rejection Of the bill by the
House II Lords The lrbate on the Evlcted
Tenants Bill in the House 4 Lords has been
fixed for August u.
In spite 81 the persistent remons'rances against
Lord Resebery's horseracing procliv!tles. which
have been especially numerous from the dissldent
has entered three horses for the Derby Of 1896
and has a similar number Of entries FOR the Oaks
while the entries for the other leading races Of
that year VIII include one or more 81 his horses
The Derby Il 1896 Is likely to become memorable
As having the larg,s; number II yearng nominn-
lions u any Derby on record. \ notable feature
- this prospective race Is the large increase II
foreign subscribers which include the LorIllarGs
the Keenes Augu~t Belmont and Colonel .. H.
Pawn. several descendants Of Iroquols. the win
her %, the Derby thirteen years ago. have been
entered. The Prince ~ Wales dominates three
colts for the Derby and three ior the Oaks The
Duke u Dcvonshire. the Duke ~ Hamilton and
the Duke = Portland have together entered
seventeen horses. and Lionel Ro,hschild six. The
entries comprise all he elements ot great race.
The Trades-Inoa Congress which Will open at
Norwich IN september promises an unusual de-
yelopment y me political SIDE of rades.union-
ian The session Will lqst Ave days. and notices
have already been given ~ li9 resolutions. The
INDEPENDENT labor organizations are endcavoring
10 secure a greater share o, power. and a hot
aghi Is expected They are already canvassing
f0r the election u TON" Mann as secretary. and
Or votes whereby % secure an increased rep
rcsentatiou IN the Council There will be "A hot
hght between Mann and Fenw.rk. who Is also
candidate for secretary. The latter IL accused
5y pc independents ~ being confirmed Gov
ernnknt place-hunter. John Burns has given
Government against further liberation ~ the
H0us - Lords and other resolutions Will be
introduced demanding such reform In Parlia-
mentary procedure ~ viii pax an end t. obstruc-
don There Will also be resolutions aiming at the
Amendment - tho JGry law prevention y pauper
immigration Amendment ~ the poor law al
minlstratlun ana calling attention 10 the neces-
slty II passing tho Employers Liability bill N
the form in which II left the Hous~ ~ Commons.
Some unions propos" t. discuss the attltul" ~
trales-unipnism toward militant Socialism and
Anarchism.
Lady Henry Somerset. On the eve OF sailing FOR
Paris. appealed t. the l., ud0n Council To CO.
operate with the Purity Xigiance Society In an
cnicavor To- abolish the living picturcs' which
AT present the rage 81 music halls. Lady
Somerset says that she went To see these pic
lures" and round In them an outrageous expos
ure II girls posing with nothing On them except
tights from head To foot. and whore there was "A
wisp II drapery It was used only the more 10
emphasize the ahfcnce Of d.apery elsewhere
These unclOthed women she declares ARE the
gravcst insult 10 the women Of our time"
The Duchess OF York and her mother the
Duchess II Tech have gone 70 St MorlH. Swift
zcrland.
Mr.. Gladstone Is able to dsptnse with the use
II colorcd spoctaclcs. except FOR the purpose OF
reading.
The Qucena house party which will meet the
Emperor ~ Germany at Osborne includes the
Duke and Duchess ~ Connaught. Princess
Christian. the Marquis ~ Lornc ana the
Princess Louise. and the Prince and Princess
Henry Of bdtenbcrg. Inc t'rlnce OF wales ana
the Duke Of York VIII live on board the Royal
yacht Osborne during the Kaiser's visit.
William Randall cremcr. NJ. p. as the delegate
81 the English International Arbitration AdvO-
Gates and Supporters. IS about 10 start for Wash
ingtou. TO watch he progress Of the arbitration
treaty.
MISSOURI PACIfTC SEEKS REHEARING.
Lincoln Ncp Aug. THE Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Complny has appe ile 4 the Supreme Court for
a rchcaring OF the case wherein the Fitzgerald
Mallory Construction Company secured "A Judgment
against the road for SSOOGo. The defendants claim
that important oral testimony omitted at the
former trials and demand the right Introduce
such The petition Is under advisement
LEMONADE KfLLS HEAvl WEIGHT.
Dayton, Ohio Aug l. ward Eberley Weighing al