CABLE NEWS.
. «. British and Foreign, London, January 25, Mi* Balfourla Irish fuml has reached £40,000. January 26. Dr. Tanner ba9 abandoned his in* tention of suing ilr Parnell for libel,
is necessary for the success of the Liberal party, and the Irish party has no option between Liberalism and Home Rule and Toryism based on coercion. Speaking at Waterford, he said the settlement of Home Rule-was most important to the Liberals. Ireland must have control of the the police, and land settlement without penalty would only end m renewed strife. The Times states that Mv O'Brien proposes as a solution of the difference between the two sections of the Irish paity to suspend hostilities pending the general election, both sides to retain the present leaders. Mr Healey is opposed to this proposal. The Marqnis of Hartington, speaking at Manchester, contended that Home Rule was practically dead, and hoped both parties would now now arrive at a compromise upon a plan of local government which would free the country from the danger of national disruption. Mr Bradlaugh's condition is slightly improved. Washington, January 26, The Indian rising is at an end and the troops have been disbanded. The Central American States are preparing for war, which is expected to break out m spring.
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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 883, 28 January 1891, Page 2
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