Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-30
THE LONDON NEWS.
Tbs SPLIT 10 The Irish Parliamentary
Party Discussed.
RussIps GAR CRITICALLY ILL.
prastic Measures for the Prevention Of
the Ext, limitation Of the Popu-
la,iOn Of France.

affairs continue In the foreir mt. The |
spllt In the Irieh parliamentary party |
will be complete next week, when the
to.callsd "castiron" pledge OF MIR.
Edward Blake, member OF the south
division OF Longiord, adopted on
Tuesday Last at meeting OF the lrish
parliamentary party, not being signed
by the Healyltes they will be eonsid-
cred as expelled by tho party.
Tho substance OF Mr.. Blake's reeo.
luton WAS that every member OF the
marty should sign declaration that
ne did not undertake before election TO
maintain himoelf In Parliament with
out indemnify from the party iund;
that he will not accept indemnity from
any other iund than that OF the Irish
National party, and that he is unable
10 attend TO his parliamentary duties
without indemnity.
The Dillonites, who had previously
caused the adoption OF resoiutioo on
Monday providing for the expulsion
from ths,party OF any0neI ublicly by OPP
posing the deoisions reached by u major.
lily OF the party in meeting or In the
parliamen thry action OF the chairman
iu behalf OF the party, or in supporting
fund to maintaiH "a portion of the
party In rivalry TO the Irish National
federation, are determined 10 drive the
issue to q logical conclusion, as they
slate that healing the breach Is an alb.
solute impossibllity.
Mr.. Timothy NJ. Healy Welcomes the
Ietult as tending to classify the posi-
lion which ne believes Will ultimately
lead to replacing MIR. John Dillon by
MIR. Thomas Sexton at the head OF the
whole party, with Mi. John Redmond
as second choice.
But more serious things threaten the
government In the revolt Of the Irish
LANDLORDS. At the annual convention
Of the landlords in Dablin on Wedues-
day last u letter was read from the
duke OF Abercorn, which stated
that the landlords are suffer-
lug the most from the present
unjust administration OF the law
and the MaIquls VI Londonderry
stated that the government bill OF
1885 aggravated the hsrdebips and
meant entire ruin to ireland as tend
ing .Forcefuiiy to the expatriation OF
the Iand owning classes, leaving q
peuper proprlet starry absolutely Without
capital"
The duke OF Abercorn and other
speakers demanded the appointed OF
loyal commission TO enquire into the
matter.
THE GREAT PROBLEM OF FRANCE.
The national alliance Tor the in-
crease Of the population OF France,
bounded by DR.. Boftillon, chiet of the
muicipal statistic departments OF Paris,
In view of the alarming state OF the
population OF France as shown by the
recently published csneus IL discussing
curious proposal from NJ. Mellne, th1
French premier, with the view OF
cOercing parents 10 increase their IAN.
lilies. The plan proposes that govern.
ment scholarships IN echUOls, lycses
aud academies shall only be given in
The Gaze OF iamilies OF not less than
three living children, and that all
government posis, unless requiring
special qualifications or isvors, Ike
tobacco iicenses, concessions in the
cglonies etc., shall be similarly given
and that promotions and allowances be
regulated according TO the number OF
children. lhe proposal is meeting
with serious consideration.
DR.. Bertillon early during the pres
ent month saiu that the result oil the
census Is simply appalling isna ths,
unless "a miraculous change Tor the
better takes place France Will soon
disappear as q great nation.
Germany in 1874, 1t appears, had
about the ssme population ms France,
but today sne is crediteu with having
100000 Of Inhabitants more than
Frauee. Then again during the last
nvs years the population OF Germany
has Increased by 100000. while that
OF France In the same period has only
Increased about l26, 200.
Finally 1t is shown that in 1878, the
number vi young men on the lists Of
military service was about the same as
Germany anu France, whereas today
The humber OF German cosrcripts IL
$4,000 while the French c0nscripis
ouiy number 100000.
EANsBN EXPECTED IN LONDON.
DIR. and Mrs. Nsnsen are expt cted
to reach Lunuon on Wednesday, Feb.
Bro, anu at Greensboro they Will be
met by Mr.. SvOtt Kolice, secretary OF
he Royal Geographical society. On
arriving in town Dr.. Nanten will ~
2nce proceed to sir George Baden
Powel's resideBce where the explorer
aud his wife VIII stay as guests during
lheiI We'll 10 IDhuOus lhoy WAL NC
hViBhIy entertained.
LATEST FORM OF ENTERTAINMENT.
The latest thing In entertaining is u
fruiron party. Tho originator was
MIS-. Dnpcumbe, daughter OF MI.
Archibald Stuart Woiley and formerly
"a actress, whose stage name WA
Nellie Bromley. The Prince OF Wales
Mas among Mrs. Duncombe's guest
ind showed the keeuest interest while
lie grllling OF his outlet was proceeu-
ny. The dining room was Trans
urmed for the occasion into griil
loom Dnd this chief dispensol cu,lsis
cooked ON silver girls to gathering
hsmart . ople.
lvoRY's PROSECUTION.
1t cost the government over 5000, 0Ou
o Prosecute u ward j. Ivory, . New
YORK, ieeenliy acquitted Of the charge
VI eonspiflng to cauf" uynemiIe .x'
,osioD. Scotland Yards cost alone
100000, anu 1t cost SO 900 to obtain
he alleged evidence III The United
llates.
OBITUARY.
The death is announced OF Mrs.
aassingberd, prominent womsn'i