The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-16
ANTI-H0ME RULE FORCES
PROBABLE COMBTNA TTON or UNION
LSTS AND CONSERVATIVES.
HeaIy and tho Iri.h CIrcuisr-sGsir Worse
than Lypcbings-The New Turf
Wonder in England.

LONDON, Sept. B.-Undorneath tn a seem
ing stagnation Of politics two hlgaly im-
portant movements are progressing. The
movement OF first importance is the in
itiatlve step Of Chamberlain Unonsts.
who are about to merge with the Consery-
ative party with a view Of consoidat-
ing the anti-home rule forces In the
coming general election. The mere re-
form OF the mechanism Of elections lS
not by any means the biggest change m
tended 10 be brought about through ms
movement. The Duke OF DeyOnshire, the
arch-UniOuists. and his scarcely ess as
.ute cO-adJutOr, Mr. Chamber lain. pro-
poses common programme marNlhB the
entire absorption VI the luionists ~ tne
Conservatives. the chief feature or Tao
movement being the reyis on OF MI.
Chamberlains Irish local governments
scheme TO the extent OF creating county
councils with the central I"gislatut"
located I'm Dublin The Duke oil peN0h,
shire is also credited with having urBel
Lord Salisbury 20 accede 70 a reform OF
the House of Lords by decreasing the
hereditary eiePent and increasing 'ne
representative element obviously -
the desire OF the Liberal element OF the
Unlonists to 20 20 the country IN me
next elections with platform contain
ing the most attractive pianks oi the
election manifesto Of the opponents
HoM. HrLr 40 Longer A for,NT Cry
The other movements which originotei
with the wire pullers ot ihe N".' "@i''i ~
Liberal FederatiOns aims to re.as', Wy w
Newcastle programme, puttHb ~ ffii.t,,e IL -
ground the proposals Tor the a3ull1io" "a
The veto power II the House OF LORDS a@ml @
the English labor questions anu ho'p"'s
i'm the back ground the QntntVnN ~
Home Rule and Church disestahllsnm,i NJ
I'm oxecu.ive COMMITTEES Of the Nation
al Federation are convinced that honlt
Ruie is no longer potent party cry anu
believe II necessary that the ei'.."i nc
should be agitated upon o'heI hiIu' -
Lord Rosebery will announce the pr
oramme of the Government IN a spee'h
in Glasgow in November, ana I'D Wv
OF this the conference ot 'hr ,,.,'D'i,,i "a
associations. which was 20 be 'o"F -,
i'm Edinburgh In octopeI' "'' '
postponed. ,t.A b,.
pA section Of the Irish party, which hahs has
admitted the necessity "t hist ,on't ~, ~,
| ing the House OF Lords 10y eN's .,,,, 80
their fangs. before the question OF hulns
| rule is again submitted have been oyn- o
yinced OF their error and practlcahy S''e
tracked.
oBgIfNs ADMISSIONS.
The latest development in the contr9-
veisy over tbe irish clrcul,r , W .nI
Mr. Glads'on-. Lord IWeeliiou',dh,' "A as a.
other prominent Liberals respohd.l' a.
Nr Francis Xavier O'Br'ens coininu'''
| lirn to the newspapers. MT. - bilet a.
, 6.st declared that he knew no'hlnS "hI,,
ever about the Irish 'lreu,al s,.,, M cir
! Cnlar though ne might have known ot
! its existence. Finally he says m ntl,, ,
! 10 my surprise. that not only dla s'su
he circular. but | made some alterations
d" Nv f Heaiv has taken full advantage of
/ ,bis - lr,tssion. lie has his opponents on
| the hip. and intends 10 throw them' 49,,
4 Wealvlte deputation IS about 70 H,.rl
! FOR America 60 cultivate support OF MI,
| Uealv's opinions and obtain funds 10
M Mr. 3 +. V. Knox, member Of ,.p Parlia. ria
| trovcrsv a statement that the election eN-
/ p-uses OF the anti painellitef in lsii were
| largely paid by the National Iiberai
| club. Of Great Britain.
HoRsr rutS SOUTHERN LiN'HN9t
The social purity clique. prooa3ly pc
| cause Lady Somerset. Rev. Price hubne''
| and other shining lgnts. are taklus hoh-
| dav. remain silent under the attacks OF
| the medical journals and other pup i,a-
! uons which are vanishing new reNel ,
tiOn Of the effects OF the order OF hvii
| Eiron Secretary Of state for the tolotl'N'
oboiisbing the registration OF women IN
India. The Lancet IN an article on we
subject, gives an instance ol f"N. =
CatOnese girl who tried 10 commit nn-
| eide because one Of her brothers, sp'cu-
I,for i'm slaves. threatened 90 sell her 10
another brother. also sr"cuiator IN tne
human commodity. I'm speaking OF thlS
case the Lancet says that since the H3s-
TEN of state protection has been ahah-
doncd the only possible release Tor ihe-c
moor creatures d. death MIR IahOuchric,
taking up the case I'm truth, as an MUS.
trntiOn 0f the folly of , vell-tnefhins 'hi
silly men. says an officer nlEh IN CON rh"'l \
ir fhn army in India gives him Cata or
the most startling character the con-
clusion OF which i8 tnat out ~ scVeht. =
one thousand British troops in lhdih u'tr
thirtv-thr.e thousand are regularly rem
/ 4
| ef.ctive strength II the army Is thus re-
durcI I'M numbers ielow foriy-eight tnon-
| sand Concluding his article. Mr Il
! bouchere asks. Could those whose o.ln.
ions have allowed disease full play, ana
| roreeuIentlv involved the Empire IA peril
suggest any way out of 'he diiiicu''y'
ra- Nrn r-aF woVDrr.
The defeat Of I.ofl Roseberys Derby
| ,cinner. Ladas. In the 81. lrger Is the
event Of the week 10 "a greai majority OF
| Rri,ish race-goers but the greatest spi.
| prise 10 the sporting world is me record
| Of Thr0stle. the winner ot tho - Lrser'
| he started M nfty 20 one ana was M
| known outside the private club of whicn
| his owner rs a member Inc loln.
| ebarcrs i'm Throstle's winnings are Lpi1
| ARLINGTON and Sir Frederick Johnstone'
| who backed her heavily and won I'm,
| rnersD sums. At private cinn"T NJ A9ih
| ArUrpt1n's On the eve or fhe race II b'
| cam. known that every guest present
| L,,II h,cked the horse ilaN an hour be-
H,,,' gors 1i' fIe race the secret leaked out and
| he odds diminished rapidly. Wnen
| Tbrostle was f0aled she Nas pima be,
| cause of n film over her eyer ana L'in
| Arlington. her owner. ordered her 10 be
Liiicd or given away She wac kept, now
/ over and in three months she was ab,e
| ~ see She is now regarded as the ie3p-
| In, mare on the world. Experts VINO nave
! eVamined her pedigree find that she 70
! related 10 Eclipse Eleanor leLaich,
| Thistle ana other Derby ana 81 L@se'
winners.
TIE CAN AND VICTORIA.
The car has sent an autograph letter
90 the Queen. re-lnytinr her Majesty
,o the wedding % the care
Nitch and Princess Alx ot
ifesse In which ne urscs that himself
ana Mis- whole family are anxious Tor
~ nresence OF the Queen on that oeca-
sion The Queen is desirous ot going 70
=, petersburg and is taking the ahvlee
| Of her ministers and physicians on the
new British trade dollar ~ being
cnined FOR use jn the East IN the Cai-
| c,,tta mint II Is of the same weight
erd ineness OF the Mexican peso. Ihls
viii help the indian authorities 70 use
| some OF their surplus silver
first Batch Dismissed.