New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

BREEDING STUD TO HE SOLp Mi'' 'HHD
STONES IrNEss-THE TEoyBLE be
TWEEN GILBERT A:ID SULLIVAN
EX-vIcE PRESIDENT NORTON
WELL AGAIN.
London. April 91.-The Government have 50
overweighted their Parliamentary programme Tor
the session with contentious matter that not d
single one Of their measures has a cnahce o.
passing unless the bills snail be 50 materially
altered as almost wholly to transform them.
The Conservatives will resort To every possible
form Of obstruction in resisting the ral1 made
upon landed property under the proposed new
estate duty and in these tactics they can con-
fidonty count on the undivided support of the
Unionsts. The liquor interests are cNerting
powcrful influence on the Irish and Scotch sup
porters Of the Government In their insistence
upon the modification Of the projected duties on
sprts and beer. The clamOr they have raised
has already compelled Sir william Ilarcourt to
limit the imposition Of the proposed tax on
spirits to one year.
Confronted by this condition % things. it is
not surprising that the irish Parliamentary
party are frettng over ,hc delay Of the Govern
ment in bringing forward Home Rule d''ay
which Is tAntamount to the shelving OF that
that the Irish party are chatting ~ the obs'ruc-
tlons placed in the way Of a settlement e the
question Of the financial relations between Great
Britain and Ireland
The most bitter fight Of the session will un-
doubtedly be made on the Registration bill. The
Opposition have already gwen intimation Of their
intention 10 contest to the last the clauses pro
yidlng for the abolition II plural voting thc hold
ing Of Simultaneous Saturday elections and the
thrcc-mont hs-rcsidencc qualification. These
clauses comprise about all there L. of tn" hliL
or course nobody expects the bill % become a
law. even II # should pass the House Of COM
mons which is by no means certain The chl'i
dificultv with the Evicted Tenants bill Is the
proposal to allow landgrabbcTs the option oi re-
tanning their farms.
The big majority in the House x Commons
last c'ening in favor ~ continuing ih" grant "i
10000 u the Duke of Edinburgh Is by no means
f. be regarded as tcstifying 20 the Dukes p"pu-
larity or as ovid ,ncc Of ParlaVcnts "hs'dh'us-
ness "a royalty The Liberals voted To continue
the grant largely ont II respcc' for Mr.. flad-
stone who made the arrangement whereby the
grant was conferred upon the Duke. MT GIal-
stone had the fulnlmcnt ~ his contract - con.
tinuc the grant So much ~ heart that he t'Ii
the Liberal whips that II the grant were not
supported by the Liberals he would come INTO
the House and speak In favor ~ iiS con'liiu-
ancc howcvo~ ill he might b.. Underlying me
debate was a strong feeling ~ contempt tor the
Duke Of Edinburgh which was 'niy nan - con,
cealcd II is an open secret that both th' queen
and tho Prince ~ Wales urged the Duke -
surrender the whole annuity after his succession
To- the C1bHrg Duchy and IL s. also known ina
both Lord Salisbury and Mr.. Glads;"nr, WIN
whom the puk. consulted. gave him similar ad-
vice II with tho greatest dIhcuitN u""'
they persuaded him to surrender me h'VVo'
Tho queens order 60 sell IA" royal breeding
e,,,d N Uamptpn Court is fclt o. hc a hard blow
I'm sporting circles II has been regarded as the
champion stud aui no" contains my h"fS'S
an! mares and seventy ycariing' ana i''l7.
Lord Rosebery has secured tn" famous j.ckcy
Watts who won thc Derby ou thr lukr ~
Portland's Donovan - ride La1aS IN IN" iWD
Thousand Gu!ueas and the Derby. me p''""s
on Ladas Is now = To =
MIR Gladstone's Illness Il r'portc - b" Gig (
cold but II is really ar affection ~ 10" h3"'''
which has boon - often rccurr'n' tnhi III ~ NJ
now as easily checked as formerly j. ~ a.
tended with only slight pain. but - necessarily
weakening. Nr. Gladstone has chosen - hl'
constant medical attendant Dr : ~ liahcr-
sohn who was formerly an assistant - Hi'
Andrew CLARK
W : Gilbert has written letter ~ ~hll1 y
bc save ,hat IN. dInerenr" between himself ana
ST. Ar,hur Sullivan arose over The infistcncc az
Sir Arthur upon an Unreasonable coNN1"h ln thr
matter of supplying music i"r h'l'''' VIZ .
Gilbert had written. Tn" clndlil'n "a@ N"
rfo,.i,. carte should have absolutely The s',e
- Oh, IN duce I'm London the fourteen pieces
mon which Gilbert and sullivan had f"llAb'-
rafoI This condition Gilbert would not comply
with. hence the rupture.
Ellen Terry has become q gran imoiner through
the birth oi child Z, her s1n' GORDON '''B
the actor
Tevi = Morton cX-NiCc-PresileIt 4 the Init'd
states has entirely recovered from tn" alli"eht
vri,h which ne was confined 80 fArlS ana mas az
rived at Tnnbridge wells. with his family. his
foot gives him 10 trouble Whatever.