Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-13

son, informing him that the National.
let federation wuult he unable Ia the
future to subsidizo North and South
Tyrone aud North and South London.
derry, which ho asked should be 40
sldlgad hrncuiorih IN the sum OF EjDO
yearly by tue liberals, tho then govern.
men,, which Nir. Thomas u. Ellie
connected 20, thie on tho undefstind-
ing that the seats were to be considered
lihefal aud not home rule seats.
Naturally the reading OF this letter
spread cUnsteTnRtion among the de.U'
gates who shouted "Sol0, Holi." When
MIR. Dillon finally succeeded IN making
himte,i heard he eEid; "Whht you
state ID an Infamous lie. You are u
traitor. You read n private letter IN
public"
This caused further uptoar and
finally the nOn.seclarian candidates
were adopted by tho convention.
The affair has not only caused great
commoliUu aud considerable Irritation
In tho ranks Of the McCsfthyitc7, tut
1t has spread conformation among the
liberals a. tue conservatives immcdi.
atuiy seized upon the Incident sGd ATE
making use Vt 1t during the present
campaign Tor MI II IL worth.
The national leaders instantly
gra,ptd tLu danger OF the affair sud
Meslfs. Mccarthy md Blake beth
made emf hattie dcnials VI tue charge.
Mr.. McCRdby, who promised to make
n full statement on ths subject, strong
ly condemned tue making NJ what he
claEe1 rs baHrltss changes nj such q
ofitis, and DIR. Blake, while NJ ihe
national convention at Cork, dealt
VaHNN 81 "a ssNt . o. -
that the allegation hat not a particle
OF foundation Ia tiuIu. But he al lei
IN explanation that Mr.. Ellis, tho
liberal whir, waa applied u lOAr the
expense Of tho GegisirstiOn work Of the
four Geais iopTcBentlng North and
South TyroUo aud North aud South
Londonderry, whioh expense amounts
~ \ 200 each annually. This monty,
however, II was iuriher explained, was
not to pass through the bauds OF the
nntiOuaiists.
Mr.. Ellis gave much the same Yer.
sion u tue uiiair, but OF course the
conservative newspapers declare tlat
hese are very lame explanations. Tie
Times for instance, temafkt! at does
not matter whether the money prom.
isoI was uomiually ~ 20 IT regittra-
ton purposes or otherwise. la any
case II relieved the impoverished ttoas-
ufy u tile ieierali0u and permitted 20
much hard ,nsh 10 bO diverted b uu-
| other dtstinlti0u. Tue bargain
was simple. The radical whips
found the money and the
members OF the nntloaSlist party,
uuder order from the Parnellile wire
IulleTs were 10 Mud tho votes. The
eud VI the incident IN not yet come,
and the liberals rightly regard the mat
ter seriously when as Mr.. Ellis de.
| ci1tUs, the tories ATE circulating leaflets
through the country In which they
hint the payment for Iflsh seats was
| not In money taken from the party
iund. tut drRwr from tho national tx.
| cugquof Ia otdof - enable lazy Irish.
mun to live In luxury,
Also according TO the Times It IL
stated that four Roman Catholic arch.
bishops were appealed to by the Me-
Catihyitus to hold conference and
act rs afbitTaiots In the disputes among
Irishmcn and that Archbishop Croke,
| OF Cashni, replied that II was incon.
venient Tor him 10 act. a addition
| Archbishop Walsh, OF Dnbli ,, 10 said
10 have emphatically refused to sit In
such conference n ne had offered
several times bpiOte TO mediate and
was only -nubbed for hin paiRs. Fin.
ally II IA stated that Archbishop Lpgue
Of Atmah, and the archbishop Of
TuAm were willing TO act, tu, In view
Of tho replies Ui Archbishop CTOke
ana Walsh the McCarthyitrs party
abandoned the project.
The queen IL taxing keen interest
In the elections and will DO supplied
with all the results by special wire
run from Windsor Choile 10 London.
VICTORIA on THE "NEw WOMAN"
According to VANITY Far, she has
expressed strong opinion regard.
log the a0.0alltd thew woman" aud
especially Us TO tho style VI her
| drcsf. Tho queen, IL II added,
IL also strongly opposed 10 the "sd-
vRIced move" aud remarked recently
10 Que OF her encourage that It YVES a
great public that was Ia mood to buy
such books, Rrd tina. n there were no
purchasing public, tho ponswould cease
to write such matter.
me COLUMBIA.
Much chsgrin was caused at South.
anIptOn by tue report that the United
StnieS cruiser Columbia was surlously
strained when she was placed In dry
dock, for the purpose Of cleaning and
painting her. rhe vague statements
made convey the idea that the affair
! was due greatly to negligence OF the
| management VI this dock and tubs I'm.
pEeggiUn has not boon dispelleI.
Tho following In the statement made
by competent person WHO was PREF
| ent during tue Opetatisn;
"rhB Columbia was docket at south.
ampton ON MONDAY last Ia the London
anu Southwestern oOmpany's dock by
| the company. Previous TO her speed
trial across Ito Atlantic, Captain
George W. sumner, the commander OF
tho Columbia, had previously fur.
nishel tho company with docking
| plans for the vessel. When the water
was pumped out Of the dock 1t WAS dis.
covered tnAt no bilage blocks had been
fitted and thu keel from tue ram until
near tho stroke holo bulkhead, a dis.
tancu OF about 100 feet, was entirely
unsupported. The whole weight OF
The snip was thrown upon the rest VI
tins keel. Captain Sumner Instantly
required the contractors tU block
up under tho bilage ami forward
| part OF tue HhiPs keel and hni au
| inspection maze Ol the cruisers lnsiie
by the officers OF the Columbia. Tnis
| Inspection showed that there had been
a sliL at indoniatiou OF the keel under
| tn. hrtlRE pnYNInrfn0Hnf u.lth IA I,,.Nr.t