The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-02-23


Ida Mckay, from San Francisco, we are enabled to
present our readers with later advises from Europe
and the United States. Below will be found sum-
mary of the most important news:
Europe.
LONDON, February 1st.-In the House Of Com
mons a motion to adjourn was lost-22j TO q.
The Irish members made all the speeches. Wran-
giles and calls to order have been frequent, Fin
negan and Seeley being the greatest offenders. No
one. however. risks suspension.
LONDON, February 2d-1.3O A. M.-The House is
still in session
John Bright Just declared that the Government
will submit resolutions for dealing with obstruc-
ton which is unparalleled, and an insult to Par
Lament.
The Speaker, replying to Ashton Cross, said if
he found willful obstruction like making the same
speeches repeatedly on a motion to adjourn, was
being INDUCED in. he should consider that under
the standing order the members would come within
its application.
Parnell. Sullivan, Mccarthy, Dillon and 0'Don-
nell continued the discussion.
William Henry Smith, Conservative, and for
merly First Lord of the Admiralty, rose TO ques-
ton of order and said Parnell was one of eleven
members who had spoken tmrty-three times on
motions for adjournment. Smith summoned DR..
Playfair, who had relieved the Speaker, 10 name
Parnell as guilty of willful obstruction.
DIR. Playfair ruled that sufficient cause was not
made out for such proceeding.
IoNDoN. February 2d.-In the House of Com
mons the Home Rule member for Roscommon
(Commins) took his seat at 345 A. NJ, having
spoken nearly two hours. be was interrupted
several times by points of order, but the Deputy
Speaker Payfair, stated that although Commlns
was greatly trying the patience of the House, he
was in order. The House was still in session at .
A. NJ. At 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Gladstone entered AMID
loud cheers. The Speaker resumed his seat and
at once prohibited further debate Debate and
excitement followed. A division was then taken,
and the Government obtained leave to bring IN
bill for the protection of life and property IN
-, rhp Hpnna Rulp memhp~S left
the House in body and the bill was read for the
first time, the second reading being liked for noon
The House then adjourned, having sat contlnu-
ously for forty-one hours Just before the Speaker
interposed Biggar concluded his speech by ex-
pressing wish for the success of teplanlsm. 1t
is understood that the appeal to the Chair to stop
obstruction was agreed upon by the leaders OF the
Liberal and Conservative parties.
The Speaker, in stopping obstruction, said the
House for forty-One hours had been discussing
motions for adjournment made by small minor
ity. The crisis demands the prompt attention OF
the Chair and the House, to v1ndlcate Its credit
and authority, and he would therefore put the
question to vote and hear no more speeches En-
thusiastic cheers greeted this announcement. An
amendment to adjourn the debate was lost-le4
to -.
A motion being put that leave be given to bring
in protection bill. the Home Rulers for two min
utes shouted Privilege, privilege, and then, as
the Speaker remained standing, lett the House,
bowling to the Speaker, and the members cheering
unanimously Leave being given to bring IN the
bill, Gladstone then announced that he would
move on Thursday, If on notice being gwen that
the business of the House is urgent, and If on
call by the Speaker forty members shall support
the demand for urgency, the Speaker shall forth
with put the question, without debate, amendment
or adjournment, and if the question of urgency be
decided in the affirmative by three TO one, then the
powers of the House for regulation of Its business
shall be vested in and remain with the Speaker
until he shall declare the state of public business
no longer urgent.
5PM-The debate in the House of Commons
continues. Several violent scenes took place and
there were calls of order upon Gladstones point
ing out that some of Sullivan's comments on the
conduct of the Speaker were not IN order. Sulll-
van shook his fist at Gladstone and said he thank
ed God the rules of the House.
IoNDoS. February 2d,-When Parliament reas-
sembed. Parnell called attention to the Speakers
ruling. The Speaker ruled that 1t was not ques-
ton of privilege Sullivan (Home Ruler moved
10 adjourn, to enable the Speaker to find prece-
dent for his ruling. A lively discussion ensued
before crowded House were not In Gladstone
hands.
LoYDoS, February 2d-Fearinga Fenian attack,
police guard Gladstones residence and attend him
al a distance.
special saws 1t is asserted that the Government
has resolved to suspend the habeds corpus by act of
State. without asking the sanction of Parliament,
depending on the passage OF an act OF indemnify
later on BY this means the police would be IN
position to make wholesale arrests of the most
active Leaguers. The press supports the action OF
the Speaker and the Government.
NV YORK February "A cable dispatch to the
Herald from Paris of the % says Our correspon-
dent telegraphs as follows: A revolt of the khe-
dives guard has taken place and has been thus
far successful. for the insurgents nave gained
their mint which is the removal of the obnoxious
War Minister Osman Pasha Reik. Yesterday
three Coionels were arrested and tried by court
martial. of which General Stone was the fresl-
dent During the session of the Court, a regiment
of the guard of the Khedives palace revolted
under The ewes of the Khedive, and marched to the
War Office and forciby released the three Colo
nes The War Minister escaped by window
General Stone and the other members OF the Court
were deprived of their swords and hustled about
Efiatoun Pasha received 4 bayonet wound The
rsvolted regiment. commanded by released othcers
return to the palaces, where they were reinforced
by Sondan regiment. Inc insurgents Iol3 hi ine
Khedive that they had no grievance against INN,
but that the War Minister must be dismissed
This was DONE and the released Colonies now
command the garrison of Cairo Everything is
Quiet The marriage festivities OF the hhedIve S
cousin proceed tonight as before arranged.
LONDON. February 2d.-A troop ship has sailed
with steam pinnaces and Calling guns for the
coast guard ship IN the shannon.
The Nei1s SAYS: Notwithstanding the fact that
the term scare has been applied to the Govern
ment's precautions, information which hourly
reaches the authorities so serious they cannot
despise it. All the public buildings, residences,
many offices and railway stations in London are
closely watched.
PrIxoUrH February 2d.-A vessel has arrived
here with the fgurehead of the lost training-ship
AfaldRta.
Carlyle, soc great kuthor, is dead.
American.
The town of Franktown, Nevada, has been almost
DESTROYED by the bursting of the Little Valley
dam-only the hotel and railway station remain.
The inhabitants had warning and all escaped.
Damage is estimated at between 5000 and
S60C-l.
Sioux Cir, February 2d.-For several weeks
enalI-.,ox has been rarinr with great fatality IN
jefferson, Union county, ID. T, settlement dis
tant from this city about twelve miles. strict
quarantine has been enforced against the com
munity, and the disease has not spread beyond
the settlement There have been ninety-two cases
thirty-tvo fatal. Sixty cases are now under treat
mani Whole families have been swept away bl