The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-03
GREAT BRITAIN.
rhe ouar.els in Parllamenl.

London, AT meeting Of home
rulers. last night, Parnell presidinE, j
was resolved u issue a whip asking Irsl
mem bers OF Parliam Mt TO return TO thei
places ard suppo the reins of govern
ments u tsck the chief Gauges Of tht
registration bill to the appropriation bill
4 resolution was proposed that govern.
ment be also asked b. do something with
the m-in clauses of the compensation
bill and III limitation of costs bill. Con-
Isideratiun Of tais resolution wHs post
p -ed until ro-iey.
L ndon, 2-0ldhsm Limited Com
! pznies, presenting 1000 COO spindles,
have deeided tina. the state of the cotton
'rade renders it advisable to lessen the
pre- duciiOn Of yarns by resoTting 10 short
time.
The shipment of gold 10 America yes
terday was el5O, 600.
Bullion in the Bank of England de
eieased e366, 600 the past week. Proper
ton of reserve to liability 40 1916 per
cent.
The Marquis of Harrington, secretary
for india, will tomorrow receive depu- |
iation to present memorial in favor of
the permanent occupation of Candahar.
The ''Fourth party, las are called the
mem bers of the house, who,
sitting below the gangway, have opposed
gcyernment, independently Of the regu-
lar party leaders, intend to celebrate
their proceedings by banquet to which
they have invited Sir VIM: Vernon
Labouchere Qiberal,) and Sir Harry
James (Liberal.)
Tne resolution Of Thomas p. O'Connor,
Rfrla h. a. n al fhaf - 81
10 longer Just or expedient that all
ne .sures for improvement of the con-
lition of tho people Of England,
Ireland and Scotland, should be at
ne mercy of a body consisting
f legislators, hereditary and irresponsi-
lie, was moved in the House of Com
mons In the small hours of Wednesday
lorning, sf er the passage Of thel
urisls bill, aud was seconded by Labou-
here, Qiberal) member 70. Northsmp-
IN. The Marquis of Harrington bumor-
usly deprecated the raising of a great
Constitutional question at $50 o'clock in
90 morning. He said he hoped the
louise will proceed with as little decay as
Ossible TO the more serious business on
lie psper. The House then divided on
le question. The numbers were Is yess,
, IL nays. The minority consisted Of
Ve Irish members and BTadlaugh,
riggs, Broadhurst, Ashton w. Dixie,
If Wllfred Lawson, Labouchere, Chas.
LeLsren and Whslley. The majority
Guided four Irish members. Parnelf
eclined to have anything 10 10 With the
Thomas Power O'Connor will preside
an Irish demonstration against the
ouse of Lords in Hyde Park on Sun
~ next. a number of Irish members of
e House of Commons have promised TO
Irticipate in the proceedings. The board
WORKS has refused permission for the
ec,ion Of platform in the Park.
The Times says Il is much 10 be regret
4 that the House of Lords should have
jected the bill for the registration of
tiers in Ireland. 1t was waste of their
over. When struggles caa be foreseen
matters.ofgreat movement it IS impru-
mt 70 provoke i'll feeling over TITLES.
be bill provided facilities fer the regis
alton of voters in Ireland, which were
entical in the msin with those existing
England, and the House of Lords might
sely have assented 10 it, as dealing
It'll a matter peculiarly within the pro-
Dce of the lower house.