The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-26
FOREIGN.

London, ga dispatch from
Vienna to the Times says that Itsl
has proposed to the powers that Greco
be admitted to the new conference oil
the Greek question, at CONSTANT
nople. The conference will meet il
a week. 1t is becoming appsren
that the final compromise will be tbs
Turkey keeps Jarina and Metzovs
while Greece will gain Larisha viii
the strategic frontier.
The steamer, STATE Of Indiana
which arrived at Glasgow to day from
New York, was in collision with and
sank a steamer trading 70 Spain in
the River Clyde. The STATE of In
diana received very little damage.
Upon Gladstone moving in the
House of Commons the resolution
giving precedence to Forster's bill FOL
the protection OF life and property il
Ireland, E. Dryer Gray, home.ruler,
member for Carlow County, rose to a
question of order, saying the resoIu-
ton was irregular. The SPEAKER
ruled the resolution in order. Glad.
stone in moving the resolution said il
would be in the last degree imprscti-
cable for government to bring for
ward the land bill, with sIl its
intricacies and details, before they
had dealt with the state Of things now
existing in Ireland, strongly appeal
ing to the Honse TO aid ia the pas.
sage of the bills. O'Connor, home.
ruler, opposed the resolution.
Finnigan, liberal and advanced
nationalist, continued the discussion
on Gladstone's resolution, and in the
course OF his speech was called to
order four times for irrelevancy.
Milbank, liberal, moved that Finni-
gan be no more heard as he had been
called to order four times. FinuiRan
was proceeding to renew bis observa
tons, when the Speaker said:
III Finnigsn disregsrds the author
ity OF the chair, l know what
course to take" Finnegan then
obeyed the ruling OF the chair. Ar
thur O'Oonnor, home.ruler, moved as
an amendment, that the order of the
day be now read. Biggsr, home.
ruler, having several times been
called to order for irrelevancy, and
having ignored the ruling OF the
chair, the Speaker named him as dis
regarding the authority Of the chair.
Foster, chief secretary for Ireland,
moved that Biggsr be suspended from
serving in the House for the re-
mainder Of the days sitting.
The motion for the suspension OF
Biggar was carried-160 to so. The
Speaker then summoned Piggar to
withdraw, and the latter Withdrew to
the strangers gallery. Healy, home
rule member from Wexford, moved
an adjournment Of the debate. Glad
stone opposed the adjournment, and
the motion vas negatived-269 to 80.
Dryer Gray, home ruler, moved an
adjournment OF the house owing to
the absence of Biggsr, who, he said,
was deeply interested in the debate.
This motion was Degatived-277 to 81.
Dublin, 25.-Judgs Fitzgerald, in
summing up, was specially severe on
the violence of the leading members
and paid agents of the Land League.
Ii the jury, be said, found al! the |
charges not made Out, it would be |
their duty to Rcgait the traversers. |
If, on the other hand, they found the |
charges brought home to one of the
traversers, ali, according to law, were
equally guilty. In connection with
this point he told the jury that it was
for the court 10 lay down the law,
which, II wrong, could be amended
elsewhere. MacDonoghue contended
that the judge should not have men.
tloned this power OF appeal to the
ury.
The torchlight procession, with
bands OF music. waited the return of
Parnell from the court. He left the
,ity for London shortly alter the con-
,lusion OF the trial.
AS soon as the result of the state
rial became known in Dungsrvan.
he town was brilliantly illuminated, s
bands paraded the streets, and mention {
IT the traversers names was cheered :
md the surrounding hills were
'blsze to7 twenty miles.
Bolton, 25.-At a crowded meeting
II operative cotton spll aers, to-day,
t was resolved that the notice for an
dvsnce OF wages be withdrawn until
dsrch. A strike, therefore, is
.Verted.
A riot occurred to day between the
miners and the police at Skilmersdals
nd Clydesly, near Bolton. One man
Ias killed and many police and
miners severely injured. 7
Paris, 25.-The proprietors OF the
farseLLaise have been condemned TO
sy fine of 1000 francs in contu. =
lacian for defsming the army and
a regicide. The manager
the same paper has been sentenced
two yesrs' imprisonment and a fine
1000 francs; and General Olusert 4,
as been sentenced to two year, i'm
risonment and a fine OF 800 francs,