Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-02-02
Especial to the SENTINEL

LONDON, Feb. la prospectus has been
issued in Paris of a submarine telegraph
company, the object of which is to connect
all Central America with the United States
and Europe by cable, with land lines to be
laid from Balize to Cuba, Spain having
granted q concession therefor. England
will guarantee, for twenty years. the pay
ment Of fI,000 annually as the proceeds
Of Government kilograms to and from
British Honduras. The capital. Of the
company is f120, 900.
In the House Of Commons yesterday,
Gladstone, replying to Baxter (Liberal)
said the dissatisfaction existing in Great
Britain, at the exclusive occupation of the
House with Irish affairs, had not escaped
the attention Of the Government, who
would eventually propose such steps as
they might think admissible. Gladstone
declared that the debate on the second
reading Of the bill for the protection Of
life and property in ireland should COM
mence the day following the first reading,
which he certainly expects at this setting.
Last night debate on Forster's bill was re-
sumed. Lewis Moderate Conservative
strenuously supported the measure. At 10
A. N. Gabbettan Home Ruler for Linn
erick) moved to adjourn, and Gladstone
opposed the motion.
Parnell said that Irishmen would hold
on. 1t would be better to adjourn and
probably a division might then be taken
tonight Tuesday. Debate is likely to
continue. At $40 A. NJ. the House is still
in session. The Irish members have de-
clined to allow a division on the motion
for the introduction of Forster's bill. Last
night it was arranged that the House sit
continuously till the bill is read the first
time. The supporters of the bill will be
divided into relays, and debate will be con-
tinued until all the Home Rule members
have expressed their right to speak.
One P. M.-The House is still sitting. re-
fusing to adjourn by a vote of 121 to 81.
Healy Home Ruler) resumed the debate,
speaking over an hour. In the early de-
bate Hopegood and Broadheirst (pro-
nounced Radicals) declared that though
reluctant to curtail constitutional liber-
ties, they must support the bill. Parnell
was several times called to order for irrel-
evancy. The Home Rulers will be able 10
prolong debate until Thursday. Biggar
has been called to order three times. Glad
stone returned to the House at o
Four P. MA motion to adjourn was
lost by a vote Of 225 to 81. The Irish
members have made all the speeches.
Wrangles and calls to order have been fire.
quent, Finnegan and Seeley being the
greatest offenders. No one, however, risks
suspension.
New York, Feb. 1.-The Herald's Dub
lin special says The mysterious placards
all over Ireland are the subject of
everywhere. So far as known
have been traced to nobody. This is
remarkable at q time when Ireland is over
ruled by an increased force Of constabu-
larry, who are patroling the country at all
hours of the night. So thoroughly was
the work done in Dublin that q double
force Of police was sent out early Yesterday
morning to make a thorough search, but
not a single copy could be found by mid
day. 1t is generally assumed that the
Land League had nothing to do with the
placards. Indeed, the leaders of the or
must be gratihed al the oppor-
tune appearance Of the proclamation,
which wiH turn the attention Of the au.
thorities to q new channel. The thorough
ness Of the organization which issued the
document may be judged from the fact
that Of the 60 men told off for duty in
Dublin, not more than three knew at
ON Saturday their destination.
told that fully 1000 men were engaged
in putting up the 5000 copies distributed
in the local organizations. Their success
was marvellous. There are mysterious
hints and indications that the next demon.
stration Of the council will be more strik.
ing in character than the posting Of pla,
cards.