New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04

rordo, Eeh' An dealing with the Parish
Connects bill the House OF Lords has destroyer
IN two nights the cor structve labors Oh the
House ~ Commons IN forty sittings. The meas
ure 10 now 60 manged that II is Impossible LOT
tho Government 10 accept 1t. Nor ~ there any
hone Of compromise unless the Tory ieei' dou''
don their leading amendments-a course Win
would brand them with greater impeci'iN anu
vocillation than they have yet SHOWN LOU
Salisbury has been described as ia'h p''"'
SO as to lool, like iron. but he would s"'" NM
:, h . mora. reed II he should bow To the Cow
ern,nent who will not accede to any one "i '"c
priucipal Conservative amendments
Tho crucial character of the Tory changes
Ia tho hill &c evident al first glance" one new
provision IS that. instead of creating YUM"
I'm every parish Of 200 inhabitants or "ole' '"c
bilrs operation shall be limited 10 parishes ~
zoo or more Such change would make '""''
ous i,nnossible in some 800 parishes contem-
plated by the bill. The mass OF asr'c"''', 90
,ahor.rs would be DISTINGUISHED moreover by
the creation Of a rate-paying quah"c""'"' -"
r,o ~ schooroons for meetings 10 DISCUSS
aIlotmcnts or elections would be iorD'nuen az
cordin,, TO the decision Of the Peers. ana inc
nuhlic- houses would therefore be haue vi"
centres Of political activity in rural NE me
,,,si,ior ~ ollotmcnts would be h9up"r"d 10y
,ha transfer Of the control from the Disirict 10
tb. C,untv Councils where the innuence oi inv
,ardkrds * much stronger. The public chhrlu"S
would be removed from the control OF the f'''S"
Councils and. it Is said. Lord Salisbury ih''hnS
70 nut the apex on this pyramid "' I"'E -
striking ont the clauses reforming l.onu'h YES
try system. , ,.,.
Tho Peers Seem blind to the fate which their
inccssant provocation OF troubl" win we ''''-
mons must eventually prepare for them. "'''''
Tnonisi Journals express asionlshn'h' "' '"'
faulty Of the Upper House and me only R''''"
Of common srnse shown in mat b'lN' '"'N 9"''
came from tn. Liberal-'nionisi leader. me luke
Of Dcvonshlrr ana 4 frw ~ his colleagues WIZ
voted with the Cos .rnmont aeains; the proposal
to deprive the bulk Of agricultural h"'r'rS ''
the franchise The most discr'diabl' 'Nhlm-
,iou in the debate was mad" 10y in" bishops
thlrfv-iwo IL whom voted g. "Nrl1d" PARISH
meetings from sch.olIooms in the face ~ pr''f
tina, such a course would drive IN" men - the
public houses on an poiiti 'l occasions
VIII the conflict lctwe.n the Two houses -
Parliament urecipitat" IN" diss'luii N The
Conservatives ar. confident thai il will The
are already In furry - campaign activity. ana
tho Liberals also. ba". quicker their prcp'ra-
lions for an appeal - thc country. Mr. Clad
stones nebulous denial tnai d" was about =
resign is regarded ~ leaving the Cahi.ct free
10 dissolv. immediately after the action - The
Peers renders h.,-.lcss tn passage . the Parish
Councils and Employers Liability bills Never
theless Edward Majprihanks. me leading GOV
eminent whip. declared ln a speech 30 ms cone
stituents last evening. that Oh" cabinet W"u'
not dissolve before passing their pr'Er1mm" ";
reforms through the Housc of Commons 10
matter wnaf might bccom" 81 Oh" bills cs"Wh
If the House If Lords should challenge IN" - .N-
lf.s.f i. 10 NJ
mcni would not shrink. tn" majority IN me
Commons would fight H. out
Mr. CamUbell-Hannerman. Secretary q state
for Wa. exclaimed in a speech last evening.
The House II Lords are mad I'll" patience n
the people is exhausted. How Ions Us this -
last
The report that Mr.. Gladstone WAS about g.
resign Is understood 10 have originated IN 4 con
ycrsatiun between Mrs Gladstone and an init
mate friend In lharTi'Z Mrs Gldd-ion" si"f"
with much feeling u ia" desiribty ~ freeing
her husband from his public burdens. just be
fore l,oinE 80 HlIritz Mr Gladstone talked with
several cabinet Ministers about his growing IN
nrInties and. despite their Games pro'"sth-
tons insisted cmphatic'Iy that ne had lost
much Of his Iow"r as = reader.
THE Pail Mail Ga2"ttc' had without doubt
sound reason f"r circulating Us report concern
Ing him
The proceedings IN bankruptcy q the South
American ana Mexican Company show q loss ~
NOR. than Il 100000 Tn. case is fun 81 transac-
tons in POODLE" tn" company Was started hy
the trustees OF an iusurauc" corporation and IN"
Murietas. and on the stock IN th"nEc was called
iokingly the "Muricta K"cf Fund" The evil
dcncc has proved that Gdlnd"I. manager for IN"
Nurlctas received commission ~ 100. uno on
loan Of tlOuOp. Several directors borrowed large
amounts from the ,0mrany's funds. and mad"
a bogus disposition II shares. one man giving
IL GOA - his hnuscmdid T.. r Powers. chief
promoter of the company. admitted caudidv that
he discussed with another director At plan to dis
tribute "b0Odlc" amounting f. flG5.00o. All the
men involved in the scandal formerly enjoyed
good regulations i'm the city
Tho great missionary conference Of the An
glican Church will open on May -. American