Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1887, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, TL 26, 1887—SUPPLEMENT. GLADSTONE DEFENDS PARNELL. Why He Dees Net Believe im the Genu- imese of the London “Times’” Lete ter. Mr. Gladstone, in bis speech at the dinner given by labor members of parliament in London Tues- day night, declared bis entire disbelief im the accusations made’ against the Irish leaders. Mar. Gladstone said that in May, 1882, immediately after the assassination of Lord Frederick Caven- dish and Under Secretary Burke, in Phoeatx Park, ‘Mr. Parnell wrote him a letter with reference to ‘that crime. The contents of the letter, which had obviously been written under great mental dis- ‘tress, threw considerable light upon the topic of ‘the present hour, and were strong evidence in favor of the contention that the Times’ letter was 3 base and malicious forgery. Mr. Parnell, appar- ently forseeing that in the public mind be would ‘be associated with the erime, offered to place him- self without reserve in Mr. G hands, He wrote that he regarded the murded with the utmost abhorrence, and he offered to resign the leadership of the Irish party and retire altogether from political lifeif Mr. Gladstone ‘such & step advisable in the interests of Ireland. | Mr. Gladstone said he would refrain from le, adding that it was only a ® since he obtained Mr. Parneli’s assent to his wentioning the matter. “Alluding to the advice tendered Mr. Parnell from certain quarters that he bring an action against the Times, Mr. Giad- stone said that many years ago, when he was com- missioner to the lonlan Islands, the Zimes bitterly attacked him, accusing him of treasona. On re- turning to England he consulted a famous lawyer, Mr. Freehdeld, with the view of, bringing. an 86- Uod, but Was dissuaded from taking ‘ue lawyer expressing the convictiog that even it Mr. Glailstone his case no Jury in the then state of the public mind would be likely vo convict the Times. Mr. Gladstone’s statement has caused an absorb- ing sensation in the ciubs, but has uot yet appeared in the press. ‘Tue conservatives talk of challenging, the pro- duction of letters. The debate in the house of commons last night on the coercion bill was fea tureiess, Mr. Giadstone Will not 5} on the inotion to go into committee on the DIL Mr. Par- neli_ and Healy, the latter for the first time nce his suspension, will appear in the house to A Tramp Kidnaps a Boy. ‘THE YOUTH CONSENTS TO LEAVE HOME ON THE PROMISE OF A FET MONKEY. A Phillipsburg, N. J., special to the Philadelphia Press, April 27, says: “Aba late hour last night it ‘was discovered that Frank Santee, aged eight, was missing from his home. An alarm was at once spread about the town, and search was instituted for a burly tramp, Who had been about the place Jor some days insuiting ladies and proving a hhuisance, and who had been ordered out of town, § It was thought he had kidnapped the child. citizen: hai, by chance, seen a tramp board & coal train about starting for ‘Trenton, and a search of ‘the cars disclosed the tramp and ‘the boy, the lat ter half buried under coal and covered With a coat. Five minutes later the train started and the discovery was just ade in time. The tramp said he Was a haif-breed Indian, and gave his naine as Walton. The littie boy said the man told him be would give him a pet monkey if he went to Tren- ton with hi; then he was to come home. This moroing Walton was taken to Belvidere Jal! and Ingicted by the grand jury now In session. The extreme penalty 18 $5,000 fine or twenty years, or both. A Fight With a Wolf. SR PLUCKY STRUGGLE OF 4 BOSTON DOCTOR IN HIS PRIVATE MENAGERIE * A Philadelphia Press special says that Dr. Al ‘Watts had a circus all to himself at bis Lincoln street menagerie, in Boston, Tuesday night. Go- tng tm about midnight he found the whole place in ‘the wildest confusion; every animal was howling sts own howl. Striking a light, the doctor found that a gray prairie-wolf, that he had purchased a sew days before from a defunct showman Ip East Boston, bad taken possession and was Keeping at bay twenty-tive yelping dogs, who had formed a semfcircle about him. The ‘plucky doctor drove the dogs away, and getting a stout rope made @ Jasso and encircled the Lesd of the flery animal. ‘snqmick 00.0 Gast ino, giatentng: coste, snapped the cord in two. Four tines was twice the doctor only saved bumnselt BY & quick ‘Tee Wweat. A bright idea struck him. ‘The fiith me he threw the lasso he stuck a broom-handle into ‘The face of the enraged animal. The beast in- stead of snapping at the line took the wood in his ‘teeth and held it firmly. By a dexterous move ‘the doctor grabbed the Wolf by the back, and after asharp struggle managed to thrust him into a Cage that stood ready. —— A Plain Way to Heaven. From the London Truth A few days agoI heard a good story of Bishop ‘Wilberforee, which I have never seen in print, and ‘which fs certainly not to be found in his Liye. The bishop was traveling on the Great Western Ral?- ‘way, In one of the old-tashioned broad-gauge car- Flages, and was seated at oneend of it, when he heard ’a truculent voice at the other en 7Lmould dearty like to meet that Bisho of oxford, pe TIS dine atop. wo ery well the speaker, who had not 18 your time, for | am that ‘where It will pay you. AND CLOSING SALE oF aT BR HERE Goo al P' obi t.. 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Special attention of Purcbasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in designs of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ABT. SECOND-HAND PIANOS: 4 fine assortment of prominent makes at all prices. ¥1ANOS FOR RENT. Enwan F. Drove, 926 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, 7 ss ue i Wwew ad af wer Ww £4 Ww ww waa wi EU anda fendell, Hal- Mita aod Mtntoal Ber irene oghaod nonihly parent, oe Be pelea of other —— inst atlow ‘Telephone. 347-2. RED RATIONS, O24 Pesworuvants Avert Wasmoxoron, April 251987, Sore eat tee so ca ise at pee ‘oGuock ROOK MAY TWENTe-arh3 re 1887, a reece 9 ca aha menue ae. Sugstantial meals iia 2 due proportion of soap Fight to. rejoot am ‘be fare rez Game's to 9400: Renee emma alt We TTEROTT Oh Do_Nor Poncmase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO, | Atorenehy Spree dt ODO wie s{patrament at a mediampriog UNRIVALLED UPPER-TE: BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY. Bie capnot obtain tl oa eee fauna y DUT and possess a Natural Flavor ROATOR other REACTION !cliar tina bo vecacd RAE W. 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