The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-10
LORD ROSEBERY MAY RETIRE
Recurrence Of His Insomnia Nay Force
Him 10 Resign The Premiership.
SPEAKER PEEESPRcBaBLB SUCCESSOR
.rbeiuvestication of the Condition OF tho
Unemployed Appears to be LndinS !"
n Tiasco- Irish Land BIZ.

,., POOLS Intention 20 resign the
epoaker.hip OF the House Of Commons
r. relieved parliamentary circles OF the
duIluess which has prevailed for the past
week.
Lard Roseberys capacity for work Is
doubted 10y nobody, but this faculty has
,oauesuonabIy been seriously affected by
,ss rc-occurrcnec of his Insomnia. This
ts with him an old complaint which on
a former occasion, caused him to refuse
IN accept office 4 Iul.cious system Of
living la-i-llJ the complaint ana feslOT-
,I linn 10 his normal condition. NOW
,.,.,,,.ort and an attack OF influenza have
,.rroIurod the ailments which incapaci-
,...4 him before. ana with the addition
~ an extreme nervousness IL has be-
come necessary to take prolonged rest
Ilr4 FoeebeIy's colleagues, even those
who before his illness were intensely nos
Tile 20 him, now sympathize Wilh MN
and one and ali decline 20 acccae TO the
tatt1c of any step which would lead 10
roIfIr9l complications Even his political
enemies the Tories. are disposed 10 await
MS recovery as long ds public convenience
will permit ills physicians cannot eN-
prfs- au opinion with certainty as 10
what period will be sufficient 10 restore
n.m 20 health. but they are hopeful that
"a r.w months free from work ana care
VII enable him TO resume
srlKrr rEn's rHoBABLE SUCCESSOR
In regard 20 the new speaker In the
.vrlt of The iuumated resignation OF Mr'
Peel. Wild surmises arc aioat ana various
names arc suggested for the eucceasloh'
Awon.s the most prominent ones are the
ptebt Hon. H. Campbcll-Banuerman,
Secretary of State for War, sir Koleit
IT, Rcid Mr John T. Noulton' DIT JulHin
Goldsmil. aud the Iaeht Hon. LeohaIu
II. Courtney. The lobhics OF the House
OF Commons to-day have been iIled WIN
members 90 am extent very unusual ior
Saturday. ana the succession to the
speakorshlp has been almost the eoie
topic of discussion.
N is generally admitted that Mr.. camp
Iell-Bamcrm1u possesses an lho I'4ui
site qualincauOus for the position, among
them tact am uuNtryln8 toon tciHp'''
tidirialv trained mind ana long eA-
rorIcuca with the rules ana loIih5 Oh % .,o
Touse. but his great wealth ana inc
urobani1iuas that iu the near future ne
vm como TO the front as poHtcdi
leader make. 10 doubtful IL he coulu ac-
N.eitbcr Sir Robert Reed nor Mr. Moul-
Ton b4v, obtained sufficient paiIii', ,I-
tarv distinction 90 enable theH 10 %.
tain fut UIdt'f anu N+i" l''.-
5,...,tpes vacant really lies between OF
I,Ii.r Goldsmith and Mr.. Leonard Court
nov. tnorqh .hc larcr although p l'ln1t-
gl was a dcserter from MIR. 'lans s1ui,r
JIorc-Eule policy, ana Is i"',"a1is
liked by the Radicals. IilH S'"t, 4tl,,
fairs has been taken Ih'o Oo,'st. Oo,,,t-t, a., a
by The Westminster 'a@.1,'' .,t,,,,n,euds
ttrou- article ln nus Al'''' '..,,.Ioolf his
the m.nisicnh P"i ~ .., ~ Tho poei-
union.en ana o''N"'. i,i,tce rhus far
zion. Df all the caIill'",t4 Lis, has
suaec. ted Sir Julian H"ld7iHi" ''"'''
hest chance Of success.
,,.ufrroN on THl UNTNPLoYfp.
-, of tho House Of Commons
"- e. ,,,notutcl 60 investigate the
5ttton of unemployed and suggest
-oans for their relief appears To "c
.uvu,D ndir@ i'm a n,aco, greatly TO the JOY oi
NV ,.onser,3utes who declare that ine
gc-plt confirms thcr .onlcnton tn"I 'ng
howl about thc Ni'i'''' 'o'',,i,,' ,.',,,,crs was
distress ol tar "u'I"p.''v' t.,J no csn-
merely SOCIALIST 'i''""'
uinc basis. .l,,,,,ittoo which
The report "I t"- ,,',,,i,,, r,,,-
s. now in course "' l.'.','..i,ti,,,. and
tcany makes ID" i''",,'''''' ,,,t.. on
the statements OF .,,..,t ,,,,nhrr
animation Wor' l'"hu ''' ., el,...,,..-.,.,tol
OF eases Co have hc'' n''t' t,i., tfard,
and the claims "l "," ~, ,,,,r,
have h''H
ridiculous. t.,.,. lam, nm has
Since thc text OF tilV ''." t.1.,,.
been issued Inc ''''7'' '.,''' - ,1is-
that they found many HnH'o' '%'uI % a..
Crcpaucirs. upon tohpdIi'" ~ 49,
statement of tmot secretary "",
ne introduced the measure ln 'lO -,
OF Commons. For instance '"e V''"',
dealing with the increased l't,'S 't'l', d',l ",
holdings gives the tenant Wnat Is uu'
from the natural ieruhll OF tHo SUI i"-
stead of giving him "'iS Nu"t Ho Zoe
created 10y nus o"" 'Nl,l .,..,,,l,,'s e,,n
Ihe 'il0Ss ..''s'j ~. me landlords. as
So 100 general and too ambiguous.
H,,s.c,,nt Crauborue has given notice OF
tts t,toutiou 10 introduce motion 10
-.,i,ct the hin and Sir Michael Hicks
I,.,.h v,!u move the Conservative party
--.,t,,c,t to tbe measure.
"'''' ......
THE GROWTH OF AiNhIALLlSN-
The currency debate al the iahNefs
Institute last Thursday disclosed lh' laCl
that there had been very 'o'iS'uc. s"'o s'.
growth OF h.mclaiilsHi lH 'He "Hu'"'',
Hitherto hi,het"I'lsin ""' LII
upon ana hinl,' ''''-9'1 -,
night exc 'uhed i'"ln '"o i''a'i 49,
the moment ur ""' ..7....'. i,.
Cusscd very muth lH '"' Ar"apol'I', -, NV, p|'
81 cannot remain sHpIi'N-V' e'''' "i'''
longer.
The Economist referring 10 'he u'cis-
ION Of the Finance committee OF the
United states senate lh regard 10 the
arrangements for appointing d'leEa'es 20
an international monetary conference
holds that the commllitc "e'ioh "a E'dt
'nsly premature. Ihe 'ohNehihb Oh suV"