The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-06-25
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To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.


SEAIN.
MADRID, june 25.-The Morocco Con-
ference is making good progress and will
probably terminate its labor next week.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 25.-The Times dispatch
from Dublin says at an influential meet
ing of the Irish land commission, Lord
Donoughmore presiding, numerous com
munications were read urging that active
measures be taken to have Fosters COM
pensation for disturb bancs rejected. A
memorial was adopted praying the gov
ernment to withdraw the bill 1t was also
resolved TO have petitions against the bill
from ali parts of Ireland sent to both
houses of parliamen
The Times financial article says: No
fresh news from Buenos Ayres have been
received here, but kilograms are stated to
have reached Paris announcing that the
provincial forces had returned within the
city"
LONDON, June 1S.-In the House of
Commons, Parnell moved to a second
reading his new Irish relief bill. the object
OF which was to appoint commission for
the relief of distress, consists OF chair
man two secretaries and principal organi-
| cations engaged in the relief of distress in
Ireland for the last six months, and that
100000 of the Irish church fund sur
plus, be handed over to the commission to
be appropriated as they deem it.
Forster, chief secretary for Ireland,
said he could not not assent to the bill
which proposed to adopt an entirely new
principles. He believed the government {
| course aided by priVata charities would be
sufficient to meet the evil He regretted,
he said, that there had been foyer IN
some of the distressed districts, but there
was no evidence that it could be traced to
| famine &C., but was confined to very few
places. The reports he had received from
Ireland, he said, were reassuring.
Private dispatches from Buenos Ayres,
June 22nd, state that fighting is going on
and many have been killed and wounded
| DR.. Tiiedo, governor of the province OF
Buenos Ayres. has issued a pronuncia-
mento. The city Of Baenos Ayres has
been fortified. and the unarned population
are fleeing.
In the court of appeals to-day. Lord
Justice James. gave judgment denying
the application Thomas Castro. the Tich-
borne claimant to have two sentences pass
ed upon him for perjury made concurrent
| instead of consecutive.
This afternoon Bradl2ugh took his seal
Al ZIG 4AV4SC "a OOuA2Ou5s O10CA SAAs
gallery outside the bar, of the house anC
the galleries were crowded.
| Labouchere said be would moYe Tues
day next to rescind the resolution denyinG
Bradlaugh the right to take oath or make
| affirmation.
| Gladstone said he was unprepared t.
say what action be will take. The Cover
meot be said, will consider to morrow
what measures it proposes to reconside
| Bradlaughs rights. The question shouic
| be considered next. His remarks wer'
re ceived with loud cheers from th'
Liberal side.
| VIENNA. June 25.-Political corrospon
dents letters from Paris and Phillipopoli
agree that Aleko Pasha, who is going t
| IConstaEtinople on Saturday, will not re
turn to bis post ss governor OF Eastorl
| RoCmeHs,
IRELAND.
| DUBLIN, June 25.-At a meeting of th
committee cf Mansion House relief fund
! to-day. it was stated authoritatiycly tha
fund afforded only three weeks supply
and it is only to charitable organization
that people can look to be saved froI
famine the next few months.
CLoNTARF. june 25.-Coionel Bodia
has selected the following team OF 81
rihemen to shoot in the contest at Daily
lmoupt, next Tuesday: Rathbone, Far
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