| Show TELEGRAPH TIDINGS by W TT telegraph to the tho HERALD senatorial squabble ALBANY juno june 24 thero was wasai an exciting scene in tho the delavan house last laa night senator madden me met conkling in tho the upper halls and ex tended his hand band apfer w which lich cont conkling ling re fused to accept ce t A bitter war of words followed madden madden answered in seven severe terms the sarcastic language of conk ling tho the trouble arose because f certain strictures strict urca by madden upon conkling for resigning which had been pu published blisheL after some angry boy vay play conkling who was ta thumping t the io floor with hia his cane and luat striking his gray be beard ird with his free handi hand eyed madden adden fray I keenly and then attempted to reprove him for ilia his criticisms and particularly for having paid said ha he conkling was wig hero here button holing members and soliciting their votes Je madden blurted out im not BO so polite as some men and perhaps spoke too bluntly I go leross cross lota lots instead of going round you dont don pt sup buff suppose so I r meant you were Nvere twisting buttons off mens coats do vou the ex senator listened and platt wilted madden bold as a lion did not wait to be invited but kept on you know what words mean you came back hero here seeking vindication to say you were buttonholing button holing men here may not be accurately true but you are here seeking vindication I spoke of you aa as a man clear through if you thought I spoke of you offensively it is a great mistake all the way through but I would not have said such a thing of you protested conkling and then ho he turned to go I tell you the truth when I s speak eak 11 said senator sadden madden and griat that is more than some men ao do you know yourself that fourteen years ago you told me I was the only man who dared to tell you the clear through and I believe its true now the ex senator held out his hand hesitatingly ita tingly and madden who is not an in unforgiving man took it sayin saying good night nights and the senator bolweg bowed and joined platt in spite of the efforts of tho the stal warts to keep members here an irresistible sis tible desire to go home seems to have seized the legislature dem democrats and republicans have been going home and it looks as though the attendance would be greatly reduced english views on ireland LONDON june 24 the editor of tho the morning Haming post Pod publishes a communication over his own name sir algernon borthwick on the condition afire of ireland he admits the present legislative union between great britain and ireland exists only in name he ile says that the present land bill is an attempt at compromise between two social g systems r resting esting on purposes totally distinct and it must naturally result in disappointment mutual recrimination and failure the land league isan is an embodiment of formal ideas and racial proclivities justice to ireland means in effect the withdrawal by england from her intentions to her hoped for results of union in 1861 1881 and the creation of a homogeneous nation out of utterly discordant elements it is now painful apparent the home rule in the so called imperial parliament is a standing protest against there being common ground from which any common legislation can proceed when will statesmen have influence enough and authority with their constituencies to have the facts and not wishes and assertions made the guide of a nations policy and the groundwork of ita its le legislation i tho the irish race ia is actuated ay racial propensities and customs totally distinct from those of the english no union based on a common system of law and industrial pursuits u r sui can i possibly obtain between isec t ph them e m e except al V t by constant force on one side in the absence of timorous concession to the rule of the stron stronger one other question which we may makeup make up our minds the nation has sooner or later to face is whether ireland as part of the united kingdom kindom ia is to be subjected and made mat e obedient obrient to the same laws and usages as ourselves or is she by exceptional legislation in in deference to her origin nl and in hi her compatible proclivities duo due thereto to be let outside the obligations and responsibilities of a union while still a it component part pirt of it I will leave this idea for possible use and expansion in in the vivid imagination of the homo home secretary or as a cud to be chewed of sweet and bitter fancies by the irish in ill his not riot f bent passages to and from the sister berve isle protracted washington juno june 24 the star route prosecutor says the charges of fraud reach all over the country they reach down to texas will travel into new mexico will penetrate oregon will reach california and it will bo be necessary to bring witnesses from all these varied localities in addition to record evidence it requires weeks todo to do that none of these witnesses can bo be brought brough here except upon regular an and a authoritative orders of the court some of them aro arc reluctant exceedingly reluctant if our opinion is correct so at the earliest possible period it would not be possible for the government to proceed with the investigation vesti gation in the absence of testimony before the latter part of july it is already out in all the papers that are friendly to general brady owned by general brady largely perhaps I do not go too far when I say owned by general brady that ho lie is suspected als N new L gw YORK june 24 chas schaffer alias dias smith a notorious confidence man was arrested for defrauding a cigar firm out of he Ile belongs to the band which swindled the merchants of the country out of by means of accounts at stores in in various cities where they got large quantities Van of goods and sent them to new york to sell at auction tl they I ey made in syracuse in four months new diocese ST loois louis june juno 24 archbishop kendrick has a letter from tho the cardinals sec secretary y at rome that the pope appointed ida dr Mc ofala of chicago bishop of davenport the new diocese consists of the northern half of iowa including keokuk des moines davenport and council bluffie if a |
