Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-01
OVER THE WATER.

Debate in the House Of Commons
Candahar Quieting DOwn-Ayoob
Kahn wishes { o Retreat. but ~
Prevented The French Police
visit the Jesuit Scholastic Instt-
tutiOns.
BY Telegraph to the Sentinel
LONDON, August 31.-In the House OF
Commons last night the debate on the
constabulary vote was resumed Parneii
asked if Forster, in the event OF the land
lords continuing to abuse their power
would advise the summoning OF Parlla-
ment during recess, to pass a law project
ing the tenants. Mr.. Forster did not ex-
pect it would be necessary during the win
ter to ask Parliament to pass a coercion
bill or interfere for the protection OF ten
ants, but if he were convinced that the
law, as it stood, was an instrument Of in
justice, he would not be an instrument for
enforcing it.
The constabulary vote, after a brief de-
bate, passed-105 to 76. The House
shortly after passed all the remaining votes
of estimate.
The vote by which the House Of Com
mons passed the. Irish Constabulary bill
| last night was los to 20, the Governments
majority being 76. Two Englishmen,
| Joseph, member for Newcastle on Tyne,
and Charles Bradlaugh, member for
| Northampton, both Radicals, voted in the
minority. About 20 Conservatives sup
ported the Government. There was no
attempt at obstruction.
In the House of Lords the ground game
| bill passed to its second reading, by a vote
Of SO to 200. The Lords acted on the sd
vice of Lord Beaconsfield, who advocated
considerable amendment in committed
rather than rejection. Although he OBJ
| jected to the bill, he thought the Lords
would be taking MP a feeble position
when on the eve of a constitutional strug
| gle, in joining issue with the House o.
| Commons on such a secondary matter.
QUETLAH, August 31.-A British polit
ical officer at Candahar telegraphs, undel
date of the 25th, that the country il
quieting down. Ayoob's force is reduced
to the regulars n a small number O
Ghazis. 1t is reported that he wishes Il
retreat to Carat and Girishk, but is pre-
vented by Cabul troops. The siege |!
| pEdCtlChlly idiSCd, &c 4uoheiey "a AcNe
having been brought in yesterday.
PARIS, August 31.-The French polic'
visited the Jesuit scholastic institution
throughout France to-day. to execute thu
DEGREES against unauthorized congrega
tons. At the Jesuit establishment il
Dion yesterday tie police found only on
regular priest, who is the new director o
the establishment, and one Jesuit repre-
senting the society in its civil capacity a
proprietor of the building. 1t is believed
that the police found all the establish
ments of the society similarly evacuated
Three large Jesuit schools in this cit,
have been entirely evacuated, and the au
thorities have walled up the doors Of tn
establishments, and new civil director
nave already been installed in the vacan
posts. With regard to the other schools
being affected by the March DEGREES, it i
rumored that the government and various
unauthorized religious confraternitie
have agreed upon the terms of a lettel
which is to take the place Of a demand fo
authorizations hitherto required by law
By this letter, heads Of schools will bint
themselves to hold aloof from politica
questions, and not to take an attitude o
hostility toward the present order o
things. In the presentation Of this lette
to the authorities the government will con
slider the congregations as legally author
lied.