The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-04

London, March 3.-In the commons
tonight, on going into committee on
the army estimates, Parnell will move
that the Beers, by their gallant resist
ance, proved the earnestness of their
desire for independence and earned the
right to its restoration.
Gladstone made his temperance in
the commons this afternoon and was
loudly cheered.
The debate on the second reading of
the arms bill was resumed.
Dillon defended John Devay, also his
own advice to the Irish to arm. But
in the event of their disarment they
were resolved to establish equality and
disarm the landlords. He also said that
if he were an Irish farmer he would
keep rifle to shoot landlords. He
wished the Irish had proclaimed civil
| war.
The speaker called him to order.
Harcourt declared that his former at
tacks were fully justified by Dillon's
language in the previous debate.
Baxter, liberal member from Mont
rose, gave notice that he would ask
Gladstone whether, as despite the new
rules, the usual necessary business of
the house was virtually stopped. The
government intended to propose mea-
sures which would effectually end OBJ
| structions.
Healy was repeatedly called to order
for charging Harcourt with uttering an
untruth. He was eventually named by
the speaker and his suspension was
voted by 233 to Is.
Dillon said Harcourt had uttered
sentiments that would bring horror and
disgust into the mind of every honest
man and the civilized world would bt
able tomorrow to pronounce on thit
sile conspiracy.
Dwyer, Gray and Mclean, home rul
ers, regretted Dillon's language ant
disavowed any sympathy with the il
legal means for promoting the league
agitation.
Dillon said he had never expressed ar
approval of assassination.
Childers moved al adjournment o.
the debate at 9:15 p. m.
| Chaplin, conservative, said he de
sired to call attention to the state Of
public business. He wished to intro
duce motions on several important
matters.
harrington said the state of affair.
had BEEN fully explained.
| Parnell protested against such early
adjournment of the debate. If the arm,
bill was urgent, he said, the govern
ment ought to proceed with it.
London, March 3.-Dr. Carver
American, and Mr.. Scott, English
marksmen, will compete at West
minister for e600, the match beginning
the 9th inst and lasting ten days.
Amsterdam, March 3.-Great public
interest is manifested here in meet
ing in favor of the Beers announced for
Saturday next. All the tickets were
taken an hour after they were an.
nounced for issue. The committee OF
arrangements will have to hire larger
hall.
London, March Sit is now SAID
that of the troops engaged on thu
the Spitzkop summit of $50 only G2 re
turned unhurt.
A telegram from Cork says: The au
thorities are in possession of the in
formation that some 1900 Fenians are
now there and that secret drilling /.
\ going on.
At meeting of the radicals yester.
day, Wilfred Lamson presiding, it was
decided to hold meetings in England
and Scotland to protest against the con.
tiDuance of the war in Transvaal and
to send memorial to Gladstone re.
minding him of his Midlothian sheeches
on the subject.
The government has offered e1OC
for the discovery of the murderer OF
Lieut.. Roper.
I'll nnook IT, c.1soL D.l-