Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-02-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
House of Commons storm
Session.


Session.
LONDON, February 3d-6P. M.-The House
of Commons is crowded.
Vernon Harcourt, Home Secretary, re-
plying to Parnell, said Davitt was arrested
because his action was considered incompati-
BILE with his ticket-of-leave.
Parnell asked what conditions Davitt had
violated?
There was no answer to the question. The
Irish members shouted "Shame !" and other
members cheered tremendously. The scene
surpassed description.
The Speaker called upon Gladstone to
move his resolution.
| John Dillon rose, but the Speaker refused
| to hear him.
After repeated warnings, the Speaker
named Dillon, and Gladstone moved his sus-
pension, amidst enthusiastic cheers and cries
| of ''Order :" the Irish members shouting
&c Shame"
The motion for suspension was adopted
395 to SO.
Dillon refused to withdraw, and was
forcibly removed by the Sergeant-at-A Arms
by order of the Speaker, amidst cries of
''Shame" by the Irish members.
Cowan (Radical) having given notice of a
motion deprecating one of GIadstones resc-
lions to control the liberties of Ireland, Glad
stone made reply. He said it was
due to the House and the Speaker that
his (Gladstone's) action of yesterday should
be discussed as early as possible but the
| House cannot give a motion on the subject
priority over the obstruction resolutions or
the protection bill.
These remarks were greeted with loud
cheers.
a. NJ. Sullivan announced that he with
drew his motion relative to the speaker, as he
refused to be q party to force. Sullivan
protested against billions forcible removal as
an act of violence and illegality.
The Speaker pointed out that Dillon had
defied the Chair.
Gladstone rose to address the House, and
O'Donohoe rose to move an adjournment.
The Speaker ruled Gladstone in possession
Of the House.
Parnell moved that Gladstone be no longer
heard
The Speaker declared that Parnen was de-
! flying the Chairman, and upon his persisting
he declared him willfully obstructing, and
named him.
| Parnell's suspension was then moved, but
upon an order that the House be cleared for
division all the Home Rulers refused toleave
the House.
The motion to suspend Parnell was ulti-
mately voted by 405 to z, the Home Rulers
not voting.
Harneli, declining 20 Withdraw. was 1Olcl'
bly, removed by the Sergeant.a alarms, the
Home Rulers waving their hats as he passed.
Finigan then persisted in speaking, and
was named :" by the Speaker.
It appears likely that all the Home Rulers
will cause themselves to be suspended success
lively.
Cabinet Meeting.
LONDON, February 3d.-There was hast.
ily-summoned Cabinet meeting this after.
noon.
Daviii Hinder Arrest.
DUBLIN, February Sd-Michael Davitt was
arrested to-day under his ticket-of-leave.
CarIyIe's Condition.
LONDON, February 3d.-CarlYle is hope.
lessly Frustrated.
1he TurE1Oman Expedition.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 3d.-Skobelof
occupies Askabad. Cavalry gone to Ammo, g
few miles southeast.
Royalty Abducted.
BERLIN, February 3d.-William, son of the
hereditary Prince Leopold of Hohenzollern,
recently chosen heir to the Roumanian throne
taken across the Rhine. He subsequently
escaped.
AssassinatiOn-C1ld Weather.
CITY OF MEXICO, January 26th.-Josept
Brennan, a contractor on the TehuantepeC
Interoceanic Railroad, was shot and seriously
wounded. The assassin fired from an am
huscadas
Severe cold weather prevails throughout
the Republic, some persons having beer
frozen to death at Pueblo and Matamoras.