New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
A REMINDER TO ROSEBEKf.
GLADsTONE's GIFT TO THE IRISH FUND
AND DILLuN's DUBLIN SPEECH.

GLADsTONEs GIFT TO THE IRISH FUND
AND DILIuN.s DUBLIN SPEECH.
TIE FAILURE OF THE MINISTRY TO ATTACK THE
HOUSE OF LORDS THE PREMIEKs con-
r1pENcE-IRIsH AND LABOR PARTIES
on THE POINT or REVOLVING
\ FAMILY GATHERING
At BhLMoRAL.
London Sent 1-Mr Gadstonc's contribution
Of 900 TO the Irish National Parliamentary fund.
and the speech of Mr.. Dillon IN Dublin on Wednes-
day. when he intmated to the Govern neat mat the
Irish party would be obliged to reconsider their
position unless the Ministry promptly and plainly
declared their policy in regard to the House OF
Lords are the current political topics. BY every
body VINO discusses them these facts are under
stood to have been intended as a timely reminder
to Lord Rosebery to fulfil the promise when ne
gave upon assuming the Premiership that the
Ministry would maintain the continuity OF MT
Gladstones policy IN regard to ireland. the KEY
note Of which sounded in Mr. Glaostohes
last speech in the House OF Commons. In thi'
memorial Die speech the ex-Premier denounced 'he
House Of Lords and advised the people 10 'n'i'I
upon the abolition Of the veto power oil the upper
body "a the only serious hndrance to the grant
ing of a full measure Of home rule to lreiahu'
But Lord Rosebery's hrst session Of Parliament
has been finished without sign OF the Govern
ment's intention Of pushing this part Of the pro-
gramme. and 1t is notable that MI Hiaus'ohe
mediator in the 100 contribution. Lord Tweed
mouth is the only member Of the Cabinet VINO
advises the Government party to make an anti
I.Or hose
berry has gone to Dunrobln, Scotland, to Join the
Duke OF Sutherland in shooting party. winch
by the way. consists almost ehurey u i'''
peers. <,,.,.ox, 20
Lord Rosebery still encourages his followers 10
regard him as a man W mystery. lie mas Fua-
denly vanished whenever Parliament has az
iourncd and upon tho occasion OF the ;eceht p,o
rogation he quickly disappeared. aHo%'hs ,,'e
papers to publish the statement .ma, u. ,h"dv vas
to Switzerland to recupcrate. though h1oou, va" a.
aware that his health was In the shght's' w
Gre. imnaired IL appears that he really went
TO Versailles. but he reappeareu III h,nr r I'm
DAVIS later and started Immediately TOT D",-
robin breaking his journey at Cuiiod'h 10. nv
purpose of taking his two iulc sons TO Iisi. , ,
graves Of the Highlarders who fen 'ehunS ~, ,Da
"Prnce Charlie The personal friends Oh 'ne
Premier ind him in high spirits. but ne 'h'ts ~
clnes to discuss or listen To anythnE N ane
shape of politics. He only laughs Wheh ne ~"
his followers threaten disaffection. ana IN eV"Iy
,yav ne appears to regard himself AZ Thoroughly
the master Of the p. tuatlOn ..r
The other memi rrs Of the Cabinet io"cNc''
arc NOT go cheerful at the prospect whirh con.
,ro-,s ,bor, They are able TO see plainly tra'
# Is the intention OF the Labor and iiisn par Lss
n GO into open revolt In the autumn ana III ','
mean time II Is equally certain Una. Wv ~ lho,r
here section OF the Radicals Will carry gu, mn
Intention of running Parliamentary can 'ua,es
who's first pledge will be TO refuse 10 se.N. m,,h
a Premier who Is peer. NJ i,a'u' ,,,crd 70
soryo Tho Liberal party through thlck ana uhi"
az heretofore are arranging to run iom LAIN,
the labor agitator. against the l-ipeIaI Inn ~
Fenwick. NJ a candlda'e l"' '''''
Trades Union Congress
During the coming week tho Queen intends 70
,o,.h,,,e tho birth OF the son OF the Duke ana
Duchess Of York by great Fanny sa,"e'e a.
Halmoral at which. Decides the iiniheda.' -
tves Of the Royal family. fIince i can,,nv and
STA will represent the Emperor OF S'etn,ans ~. ,ha
rho Czarowitz will be present on behsi o' '"e
car The gathering Will last several days.
The critical condition Of the Count Of Pari.
casts gloom over the sprits 81 t"e Io,,.e .,
pomrhon IS privately highly esteemed and re-
81 ec,ed b. the various members OF her Mnlesp
family including the Green herself. tnongh .ne,'
meetings I'm recent years have been inite'iuenr
rho cause OF this semi-csrangement was ,ne
homeless love which III. late Duke OF Clarence
bore for the Counts daughter. Helene
II is stated that the entire large and inter
esting American section OF exhibits AZ 'ne Ant-
verp Exposition has been secured i"r tne sN
h,b,,or which is to be held In Cardiff In 1925. and
which viii be formally opened by the Prince 81
Wales.
Tenders were closed yesterday for the CON
,or,ncs ~ mails across the Irish Channel from
Holyhead to Klnrstown. The decision ~ Arnold
Morley the Postmaster General. In ms matter
will go far to settle the question OF ultimate w
tory for Queenstown or southampton az .ne
point Of transfer for American mails. IL MI,
Morley decides 10 spend 100000 year more
than has hitherto been spent upon the hoiyheau
and Kings,own service. Queenstown cannot ia''
to be vastly benefited.
Tho Glasgow Herald" says that British cap
,lists are greatly agitatcd In regard To the pur-
chase OF the Nicaragua Canal concession act oy
the instructions and on behalf OF Great Britain.
The London theatrical season began to-nlght
with sydney Grundy's New Woman IN which
the o,d-fashioncd homely affections ar" subst-
tuted for the noisy modern style OF love-maKing'
II seems that this Is likely to be "A season de-
voted 10 the woman question. FOR ii. \. Joness
next play which Charles Wyndham VIII pro-
ducc. is called THE story " Rebeillous susan:
and Bernard shaw has just finished comedy
called THE Philanderers." which VIII be pro-
duced i'm November. The first scene Is lad IN the