Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-24

demonstrate the growth Of public
Interest in a set of questions which
are takirg form and pllce among
the political issues of the
day. The speeches and resolutions
OF the meeting were unmistakaoly
earnest and. were directed toward
entirely practical results. The
League fully recognizes the neces-
sity for an Indefinite reduplication
of its organization. and for q thor.
ongh agitation of it's principles in
every part OF the Union.
G"sh~m'. Cnnace..
CHICAGO, February 2lst.-The Iri.
6une's Washington special. says:
ut is definitely known that, what.
ever may BIZ the result as Ia. the
entire organization of the Senate,
George G G 'rham 10 almost Ger.
tain To be Secretary. He will GER
tainly reeve the vote Of Senator
Malone, who Is his personal friend.
This seals the fate of Bircb, the
present Secretary.
M0rdered for MS Alnney.
SOMERSET, Ky, Feb. 2l.-Har.
vey Russell started on Saturday
from spelling match to attend
speaking ut SOME distance, but not
vt the proper time, a
search was made, and he was
found by the roadside stab.
bed In twenty.one. places and
his scull crushed. Ole hundred
aud fifty doIlars, his watch and
chain and other articles are ISIS.
ing. Five men have been arrested
who we're seen with him shortly
sfter he left the spelling match.
Circumstantial evidence points TO
them as guilty.
fhs W mar. Lad League.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The Timers
Dublin special saws: The prestige
Of the Land League has sensibIy
declined. Peop'c are beginning to
fear 1t less. Outrages have almost
entirely ceased, and the payment
of rent has Increased.
The IS,sh PR Siem.
LONDON, Feb. % -Parnell and |
the other Irish members will ed. |
iress their constituents next Sun. |
day.
The Daily Ne,us says: 1.-THE i'm.
of the state Of ireland |
ii is probable that the
will not proceed with
he Arms bill.
Arrangements are making for a
land meeting in each county of
Ireland outside Of Ulster, next Sun.
day.
r"sn.,s's Advice So rsn~u,-.
LONDON, February 2lst.-Par.
nell, in speaking at Glare. Kings
county, yesterday, vigorously de.
nouncsd the Government for intro.
iucing the Coercion bill. and charg-
I'll the Ministers with trying to
|ntimidate the people, and with Il
lei; beiaie conspiracy to prevent
him from exercising his coustitu-
.ional right of speaking in Pariia-
Eent. In case of the threatened
eviction, he advised the neighbour
pg tenants to pillow up the the land
n order to prevent the Landlords
rom grszing their cattle thereon.
A Cabinet Mrrsinx.
LONDON, Feb. Alt Is unjer.
'tood that the CABINET considered
he Land bill for the fi,st time on
Sat urdsy. Que subject of he de.
Iteration of the Council was
whether the Government could not
DOS, pOue the Amy bill until after
he passage uf the Land bill. !
sr0c-edtsg~ "s F~ri,aaaas.
LONDON, Feb. 81. The House of
Commons WAS crowded this after
noon. Notice Wac given OF II
question to ba put tomorrow,
whether Parnell's speech at Glare
yesterday, especially the passage
10 the piuwing up Of the
land, was not All Indictment to
otfenses. This notice
was received with cheers.
Giadstone's motion, that at mid
night the remaining .ciau-es of, and
the amendments to, the Protection
bill he put forthwith, was carried
by AIS to SO. The minority iu-
cluded seven Conservatives anil
seven Radicals
Bssin e, MS D+trnir0 Ms.sur~.
BERLIN, February 2lst. - fhe |
Gauss OF the recent Cabinet crisis
WAS as follows: The Lower House
and the L4ndtag had amended the |
Government bill on Local admin
i~tratiou. The amendment entrust.
ed supervision thereof to the Local
Council Instead Of the Landrath,
as proposed by the bill. When re-
turned TO the Upper House, Won
Gutenberg accepted the amend-
mrnt. A few minutes afterwards
R,mmeI, Clerk in the Minis.
try Of Commerce, Bismark's special
department., Stated that Bismaik's
presence was prevented by ILL.,
ness, and read u paper to the effect
that Bismarck could not consent
to entrust the supervision of the
Communes to irresponsible bodies.
He would submit the bill to the
Emperor, but would insist on its
revision In the Governments
meaning, before applying It to the
other Provinces. The House was
thunderstruck by this announce.
ment. A semi official paper STATE d
Sunday evening that Won Euen-
berg had already resigned.
The Crown Prince, Frederick
William, Is actively prom citing u
favorable issue TO the crisis caused
by the resignation of Won Cullen.
berg, the Minister Of tue Interior.