The Warwickshire Herald. — 1894-03-22 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY BILL.  DEMONSTRATION IN HYDE PARK.  The demonstration in Hyde Park on Sunday "te protest against the overthrow of the Employers' Liability Bill by the House of Lords," may be reckoned one of the largest gatherings of the Med in recent years. The preemies:date mleenthled lei various ports of the Wetropolle abeut soak and walked to the Thames Embankment, where they were marshalled by Mr. George &Apt= and other functionaries. Some of the club* and gocipties represented included nadvies, bricklayers, genera labourers, printers, paPM Wasik botilt thaw% leather manufacturers, ship builders, . engineers, irrie„ tin, and Mime workers, slam blowersl tobacco/ strippers, cigar makers, coal porters, bakers, farriers, upholsterers, coopers, gas workers, builders, gold beaters, musical instrument makers, tailors, hatters, and cutters. In short, it may be taken that there is no trade of any importance carried on in London which was not represented. There was a scarcity of novelty, however. The Coal Porters had • coffin on a coal w•ggos, besting the "Dead Veto" to its grave in Hyde Park. The Charlton Women sent up "Justice" la=d da and. with her scales in her hands. The Wit were there in their scarlet coats, and the Sons of the Phi:unix in their gay insignia. The route taken was along Northumberland-avenue, across Trafalgarsquare.along Cockily/gr.-street, rall-miall,St. jamesis. street, and Piccadilly, the Park being entered by the eastern gate. Preceded by a body of a hundred Mounted terriers and the WeerasiesterMilitary lied, the procession moved off at 2 o'clock, and passed quickly through the streets, which were guarded by a large force of police. *,• In :me Lei. ~ , main. the eil;ektreiielweiji Int! grermous. logs began at ear but not till long after that bad the procession wound its way into the park. La to nuotkra, it is hard to judge such an enormous ,ortrisd, especially on such• frggy day a• lieridep. 'tut those who bad seen the last four great eight. sour demonstrations wets of opinion that this exceeded them all in magnitude. Some estimated& quarter of • million as being present, others more. , Jcilin Burns was in magnificent voice,and was beard a the outskirts 1, of the, thousands Whoggliered : ,ound 1000111Ionis. Speskideteblrefiseis frdm Vegans, the chairen being Mr. .1. Morgan, inet makers; Mr. G. B. Courtney, compositors; Mt. B. Cooper, Cigar , makers; Mr. C. il. Gibson, beau stoeltere; Mit C. Fenwick, M.P.. miners; Mr. J. Burns, M.P., I .e.gineers; Mr. Mandalay, cotton spinner"; Mr. alderman Tillett, dockers; Mr. Samuel Woods, M.P., miners; Mr. W. C. Steadman; Mr. J. M. Jacks, Glasgow ironmoulders; Mr. J. H. Wilson, %LP.; and these, with numerous ether speakers, addressed tbemseves to the tolloseing nmoluGon: "That this meeting, representing the organised : industries of the United Kingdom, condemns the action of the House of Lords in stultifying the decision of the majority of the elected representatives of the people in the House of Commons upon the Employers' Liability Bill. This meeting also calls upon the Government to reintroduce the measure at enca, in order to test the ultimate decision of the Lords, and to take steps for the entire abolition of the BOWS of Lords, and thereby deprive the Peers of the power to oppose the national will."  The speeches were of tbet citaratter lewd at meetings of this kind, and in some instances were violent in tont. Tintrektieopiskvrare most orderly —this, indeed, waraed fe•tdre 01. the ,dayr and one which did not ail to attract %articular attention. At 5 o'clock a bugleilma,casturded;• the resolution was put sinsultaikeisusly' frbm all the platforms, and carried, end the crowd quietly din.. peered. No accidents of a serious nature occurred in the Park, but a number of men fainted in the denser portions of the crowds, and were removed to St. George's Hospital on ambulance.. A few disorderly persons, including a negro "orator," were seen outside the Park by the police, the latter being followed by • somewhat noisy crowd, and one arrest for disorderly concha at the back of one of the platforms was made by the police.  A bomb was found on Patuniay between the two entranee doom of a odd in Peeth. It was somewhat more seisnatiloallp oenstrueted then that reosatly diemosored in the Lower Bono et. The fuse was soaked with petroleums, but would not Watts, and accordingly the machine did oat explode, - - _  The Belgrade newspapers publish an act of the Episcopal Synod annulling the decree of diverse hawse* the,ax-Ming Milan and Qum Natalie, which was pronounced by the late Metropolitan 'Theodosius, siid declaring their marriage to be valid. Queen Natalie is expected to return to Belgrade for the Greek Easter.  The Muter of Afghanistan ban presented the shrine of Imam Reza at Meshed with a large Koran. On its arrivilsrialll iscehiff with great grer4ora large party sestout to meet its The Prince Moa -ed-Dowleh, received it in person In the mosque. lin Koran is enclosed in • valuable ask* of modal silver and gold of beautiful workinanship. Mr. Eisard Ind, the principal member of the firm of Messrs. ksd, Coops. and Co., died on Saturday evening, at his residence, Coombe Lodge, Warley, near Brentwood. Essex. During the previous fortnight he bad been suffering from an acute attack of gout, but his condition had not been considered critical. The complaint suddenly developed itself in the region of Ms Wart. At Stratford Police-court, on Saturday, Thomas Furze and his Mb, living at Leyte% were charged with hang in. possession of an illicit still and a quantity of spirits and materials for manufacturing them. Mr. Demise, who prosecuted for the Inland 11. venue Department, aid the OM found in the pHs, ners' posauion was capable of distilling a gallon a clay, the duty on which would be £4 a week. The male prisoner was fined £.150, and tb• woman was convicted, but no penalty was imposed. She: "I am so worried about my aunt. She is at the point of death." He: "Is teat your wealthy aunt?" She: "Yes." He: "Well, never mind, dearest. You have my love, which ia greater than ever.*  Mn. Gayboy : "I don't object to your staying late at the club occasionally; but remember then is a limit to everything." Mr. Gayboy (feeling in his empty pockets) : "There waim't any to-night, mv doer." Joan Wain% innkeeper, of ilkher Hodder Brittle Inn, Olitherce, committed suicide by drowning himself in the river Hodder. It is stated be had been drinking heavily. The lant length of wire in the London to Dover telephone was fixed on Ilatinsiay, and telephonic communication between Dover and the Metropolis was asiabliebed for the lira time.  Notwithstanding the large concourse ot people that visited Putney tor the University boat rate, titre we' not a single charge for disposal at the nouth-Weetern Polioe-cdurt on Pauli:UV.  BOMB EXPLOSION AT THE