The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
MYSTERIOUS ROSEBERY.
PREMIER BNCOURIsEs MS FOL.
LOWERS 10 50 Rk6ARD MA
L sboucbere Section will Refuse 20 FOLLOW
are mier who Is a Peer--Koyal ram-
iy Gather. ny at Ba moral.

contribution Of one hundred pounds 10
the Irish National parliamentary fund,
following the speeches OF Mr. Dillon In
Dublin on Wednesday. when he inti-
mated TO the Government that the Irish
party would be obliged to reconsider their
position unless the Ministry promptly
ana plainly declared their policy IN re-
gard 10 the House OF Lords are the cur
rent pohtical topics. by everybody who
discusses them these acts are understood
10 nave been intended as a timely re-
mlnder 10 Lord Rosebery 20 fulni the
promise which he gave upon assuming
the Premiership that the Ministry wouI
maintain the continuity OF MIR. Glad
stones policy in regard TO Ireland the
keynote OF which was sounded In Alr.
Commons.
mier denounced the House OF Lords, and
ADVISED the people TO insist upon tho
aDoiluon or the veto power of the upper
oody hs the only serious hlndfaace TO tee
granting 81 full measure OF home rule
To Ireland But Lord koseberys first
session OF Parliament has been finished
without sign Of the Governments In
tention OF pushing this part of the pro-
grammc and II IS notable that Mr.. Cnad-
stones mediator in the one hundred
pounds contribution, Lord Tweedmouth,
* the only member Of the Cabinet who
advises the Government party 10 make
try.
TORY PEERS OCT HUNTING.
Lord Rosebery has gone to Dunrobin.
Scotland. TO iOin ,he Duke Of Sutherland
In shooting party. which, by the way,
consists almost entirely of Tory peers.
Lord Rosebcry stiil encourages HIS fol-
lowers 10 regard him as a man ~ mys-
terry. He has suddenly vanished when
ever Parliament has adjourned. and upoa
the occasion OF the recent adjournment
ne quickly disappeared, allowing the
papers 10 publish the statement tnat he
had gone 10 Switzerland TO r lcuperate,
though nobody was aware that his heath
was in the slightest degree impaired
IL appears that he really went to Yer
sailles, but he reappeared i'm London ivy,
days later and started mmediaiey Tor
Dunrobin. breaking his journey at Cuio
den FOR the purpose II taking his two
little sons 10 visit the graves OF the
highlanders who fell fighting for Prince
Charlie.
DECLINES TO DIsCUss 70 IrICs.
The personal friends OF the Premier
find him I'm high spirits. but he n4fiy
declines TO discuss or listen to anything
I'm the shape Of politics. He only laughs
when he hears his followers threaten dis
satisfaction, and In every way hc appears
10 regard himself as thoroughly the mas
ter Of the situation. The other members
OF the cabinet. however are not 50
merry at the prospect which confronts
them. They are able 10 see plainly thai
II is the intention OF the l. Dor and
Irish parties to go into open revolt during
the autumn.
Ia the meantime IL Ia equally certain
that the Labouchere section OF the Ra1i-
calls VIII carry out their intention or
Cunning parliamentary andidates whose
iirst pledges will be to refuse 10 serve
under a premier who is peer. The
la bor party. with a view of showing that
they do not Intend TO serve The Liberal
party through thick and thin as here1o-
fore. are arraneing To run Tom Mann.
the labor agitatOr. against the Liberal.
fenwick. as a candidate for secretary OF
he Trades Union Congress.
4 ROYAL FAMILY GATHERING.
Dnring the coming week the Queen
intends TO celebrate the birth OF the son
If the Duke and Duchess OF York by
great family gathering at Baimoral az
which besiues the Immediate relations ~ !.
he royal family. Prince Henry. OF nv q
ia, Will represent the Emperor Of
many, and the Czarevitch will be
m behalf Of the Car. The gathering VIII
asst several days and viii be repiete with
festivity.
COUNT op PARIS.
In the meantime the critical condition
I the Count OF Paris casts "A gloom over
he spirits Of the members OF the royal
amily. The head OF the house OF Bour-
on Is privately highly esteemed and re-
pected by the various members OF her
iajesty's family, including the Queen
srself, though their meetings during later
ears have been infrequent. The cause
I this semi -estrangeEicnt was TIE hope
rs love which the late Duke Of Clarence
ore for the Counts daughter. Helena.
Tenders were closed yesterday for the
onveyance of mails across the irish
hannel from Holyhead 10 KngstO"n.
he decision Of Mr. Arnold Morley. POST
in this matter WIZ 80
ar TO settle the question OF ultimate
ictOry for Queenstown and SOuihamp-
On as the point Of transfer for American
nails II Sir Morley decldes 20 spend
as hitherto been spent upon the Holy
cad and KngstOwn service, Queenstown
annot fail 10 be vastly benefited.
lHg NICARAGUA CANAL.
The Glasgow Herald states that British
lpitalists are greatly agltated In regard
, the purchase OF the Nicaragua canal
Dncesslon act by the instructions and on
enalf OF Great Britain.
1t is thought here that the present
olitical struggle IN Norway Will result
renewed Radical majority In the
torthing. Steen. the Radical ex-Premier.
a ring that the Stang Ministry had no
ght 10 attempt 90 rule, being In the
linOrity. Steen urges the Norwegians
)t TO relax their efforts 20 obtain their
'eat object. a separate Ministry. and de-
ares that Norway must not enter into
egotiatlons with Swed,s for "A common
oreign Minister. as IL would result In the
,menting OF a JOINT State, I'm which
yeden would play the leading part. Ever
nee 1914. he declares. the eserii"ns OF
ne Stang Ministry he asserts, In defer
zee 10 Sweden, I'm which II has found
, only support has allowed itself to be
from one Illegal act 10 another.