New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-08
THE WOES OF IRELAND AGAIN.
THE POTATO CROP FAILS AND THE Gov
ORNAMENT DOES NOTHING.

THE POTATO CROP FAILS AND THE Gov
ERNMENT DOES NOTHING.
STATE OF THE TURKISH QUESTIONABLE EVoLU-
TON oy DIR. rEMPLE-FETEs FOR THE
QUEENS JuBILEE-CECIL RHODES
WANTS SEAT IN THE HOUSE
lyman AND THE HOME
London. Nov THE everlasting Irish question Is
coming up in an acute form. through the oio anu
| too familiar occurrence of an Irish famine Inc
Bishop of Raphoe In a recent appeal for supscr'p-.
| lions in aid Of the Irish Party Fund, spoke VI ."e
| bleak prospects before the agricultural popuia'o'
as operating against the fund The Bshop haiu''
seems to have realized how desperate the si'uaoi,
| Is Concurring reports show that 'he p'o's
and continuous rains Of the autumn nave ruiheu
| the crops from north to south The TIC" io"o
lands have been flooded for weeks at a uiic "''e''
the harvest ought to have been proeeeu" 's
| Shocked corn and haystacks have been supneiseu'
| and potatoes are rottng in the heios' i" "7
poorer hill-lands the small farmer-co,'er popuia-
lion are again face to face with one OF those iui,
ures of the potato crop which has TOO o. Yen I'd
| the uttermost horrors OF star'a'io" '" ~
| disease among them. ,,- .o.hi,g The
AS usual the Government Is doing notnlns ,h,r it
| Irish Secrctary's tour In the West and Norlnwes,
occurred before the bad weather set in and at
time when could be predicted OF me n,iai
since then he has obtained reports from YIN ,"s
| somrces"from landlord sources-which can only De
described misleading.
| Lord Salisbury In his speech at the Guiidha'i OH
Monday on the occasion Of the banquet to be given
| by the new Lord Mayor of London. VIII not "c
cording to the belief of the Ministeriaiis'S. i"No
| any allusion to the abandonment by ureat pi'''i
| OF the Island of Cyprus Indeed II the s'a'e"'e.'
made Yesterday by the officials of the Foreign VI
| &
| for the report which first punilshefE IN IN
"Truth and then confirmed by The DAILY Da,y
To see that no reference will be made TO inc ev:vur
ton Of Gyggpsn 1t Win his IL s speech he
Porte as destroying value Of the ,irs
Convention Of ISIS under T sd WGe purposes
Tho resot,at,ons for the holding OF conference
~ the Powers on the Turkish question move oi' ''
lines before mentioned in this cable correspondents
that is to say. the proposals maze by l'oiu o"'
hurry that the clauses Of the Treaty OF fars slV'"s
tho porte mower TO refuse the passage OF the OAR
dane,,es 10 warships shall be rescinded, that the
administration Of the Turkish provinces s,ra' n NJ
under the supervision OF the on these
| thot the consideration by any conference oH ~
proposals shall not include any ,rou ,he
tor,i,sh occuration of Egypt. Judging from .tic
bll t Ron obtarable IT is believed that the
cars influence has brought about IN ar -.
~ the Anglo French differences reGhrdlns EsSp'.
mi. imnlies A prolongation of the BritlSh occupa
ton Of Egypt; with .i free hano To 'N''''' -
"
c;nce DIR Temples appointment as ArchpshoP VI
Canterbury it has become known that ne Is shap's
the coming Education bill SO as 10 ana hcre"9's'
d,nominational schools from the pubic rates ~
oro ,;r,e considered by Nonconform'sts ch"rch-
man Of extremely liberal views. with dls'n'' non"
,or,or has Dr. Temple. as he has grown TO-
ward power, has veered toward 'onse,'"'',' ~"
Ctrr,iisn. He may now be described as Irsia,e
- the core lie has gone over heart ana SOU h TO
| ,ipat
last Education bill. and appears lik.H ~
that for the next session. to land the GoVcrnrn rn
in serious trouble. rather than accep, any my ohpt
mise with the dissenters sec0' e vi conqin Of
u last Year. want the Education bin to be a simple
s Of yearly rh could
be introduced as soon as me no c,rrcnt fnancai
YEAR The bishops pryaiey are nsnr heir
o %9rS thnH in me the M hin Try '
1924 edasan has decided that ST. Paus Cahedr"
and nor Westminster Abbey. shall be the great '''-
,ral scere Of the functions associated with The jul
huoo accession fees in June next Westminster
Abbey was selected for Her Majestys recent )unhee
an ,rconnt Of it's association with her coronation
The progress OF the Queen ana an Inc in $, Ppuis
viii be- possibly OF the grandest spectacies OF
kind the world has wi'n ~ yor are arranging to
visit Toronto in the fall OF next yea; Ihsir nlsd
will associated with the opems o. inc of
the British Association. The extension OF tneir
DOMINION
ward via India, is under consideration by the Gov
eminent
| Cecu Rhodes IS seeking through certain we'll
known members Of the Irish party. to be elected a
member of Parliament. II he obtains seat he
will appear as anti-Parnellte and supporter or
inense wealth would make him dictator IKE n Ear
hearty welcome all round
| Foremost among the demands which some Irish
| members mean TO make upon the Government Is
one for an inquiry into the relations between Ty-
nan and the British police. The Government Will.
| as a matter Of course refuse to allow the Irish
members and the public TO get a full Insight INTO
their methods Of dealing with the dynamite con-
spirators, but the debate arising on the demand
will lead to some interesting disclosures. and some
thing definite will be heard OF the mysterious Mrs.
Tyler who. James OConnor. NJ T.. says. has acted
as intermediary between lyman and the Scotland
This woman has already figured in Parliamentary
| debates as intimately connected with the uccoy
Sir William Harcourt was Home Minister and Si
George Trcvelyan Irish Secretary Mrs. Tyler Yer
House Of Commons. as an interviewer Of Irish
members and person having or ,rying 20 haTe
| mans in Dublin. A well-arthen icated incident sug-
that she was employed as an agent pro"
| Fcnian suspect to whom she gave t2o IN -FOUR nFc-
pound notes toward the purchase nses OF TO nhn MAJ
lon. chief of the Irish detective force with further
nroof that the Home Once and the Treasury had
| Communicated with Mrs. Tyler. She Is now said to
| be In London.
! Peru has sent ar agent 10 England who Will ne
gotiate for the supply Of artillery batteries ana
| machine guns and the latest improvements In small
| arms Birmingham and the Elswick factories arc
concerned I'm coming contracts. and IL is understood
that Peru has the money TO pay for the supplies.
Mr. CASTLE TO AMBASSADCR B1fARD
THE JUDGES IN THE CLERKENwEiI. SESSIONS