The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-08
DON'T CARE.
HOME RULE MOVEMENT SUFFERS
SAD DEGENERATION.
Light Vote In the Recent Electioa for Me0-
Der Of Parliament 10 Taken - Gaagtag
the Public Temper. while 10 Certainly
Measures while 10 decreases the bitter
meas Between the McCarthyites and the
He>lyites-Shabbyr Treatment of Ameri-
can Delegates to the Cardin Labor Cea.
gre>s-Iady Henry Somerset Again.

(Copyrighred 1886 by Associated Press)
London. Eng. Sept THE defeat Of
TIE Healyite candidate at the primary
election IN the south division OF Kerry
yesterday has embittered the strife In
side the Irish home rule party. Had the
Healyites been victorious In this con-
test IL is stated that Justin Mccarthy
would have resigned the leadership or
the party. Now however. both sides
are in temper 10 fight 20 the death.
The juhIlation OF the McCarthyites over
their victory is tempered by the evident
apthy OF the Irish people. as shown by
the smailness OF the poll in Kerry The
government, Is pleased 10 observe the
weakening OF the party which has 50
greatly INSTRUCTED legislation by inter-
nal dissensions- The Liberals them
selves admit that the new parliament
has opened most auspiciousiy for the
Conservatives
Bernard Shaw, the we'll known Social
ist and novelist who has been represent
ing the Cardiff trades union conference
for the Star. writes or the manner IN
which the American delegates were ig-
nored by the leaders Of the congress-.
upon whose invitation the Americans
had come. Their reception, Mr.. Shaw
says, compares very unfavorabiy with
the reception given Holmes and Burns
In America.
In fact" says Mr. Shaw. I'VE DO not
do these things well in England. And
even when Thursdays formal reception
came. the congress sat up solemniy
with the air OF being in church while
the guests carried of the occasion much
better than the hosts. The visitors
rlust be cousummate actors for l do not
believe that the human breats can be
so deeply moved by any moral event as
they were by medals and demonstrar
tons"
LADY HENRY SOMERSET.
While Lady Henry Somerset has been
engaged in looking after n drunkard
named Jane Cakebread. who was ar
rested for drunkenness more than 800
times. the 81. Pancras vestry has been
discussing Lady Henry Somerset's pow
erty. The health committe had re-
commended the immediate closing OF
certain OF her houses in Charlton street.
Somerstown. which were unit for hui
man habitation. One member Of thei
bord asserted that the Idly was content
10 do nothing for the betterment OF the.
property as long as she received rent
but that now she was willing 90 CO.,
operate with the vestry. Another mem
Der asserted that Lady Henry Som
erset was sincerely anxious 20 improvo
the condition OF the poor. After conf
sidering the discussion the committees
recommendation was unanimously
adopted.
A spirited correspondence has appear
ed in the Times during the week on tho
alleged disastrous effects OF gambling
in wheat on agriculture. Several let
ters charge that the bulls make ficti-
tious contracts IN Liverpool and tele-
graph their prices TO Chicago and that
Chicago In turn telegraphs for the I.iv-
erpool market and then fictitious prices
appear In the newspapers OF the next
morning and fix the price which farm
ers are to receive for their grain.