Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-03
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MAN AND WOMAN HANGED.
TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION
Decision Against an Injunction.
THE PARLIAMENTARY CRISIS.
BALLOT AT HARRISBURG.
Decision Against an Injunction.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
When the Coercion Bill is Passed.
DUBLIN, FEB. 3.-AC meeting OF the land
league yesterday it was resolved 10 hold na-
ttonal convention between the passing OF the
coe cion Dill and its becoming operative as
law.
Prince GOrtsch kOff.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Morning Post declares
that the rerort that Prince Gortschakon mas
resigned the Russian chancellOrShip Is untrue,
and that he Will return TO ST. Petersburg in
April, whittier he has been summoned by tue
Gar 10 Celebrate the 25th anniversary OF his
assumption OF office as minister OF foreign ar
fairs.
Premier GladstOne,s Notion.
The Ddtiu Trtegrdi)t In leading article to-
day regrets Premier Gladstones motion 10 the
house or commons yesterday, out fully recog-
niZes the necessity Of the course undertaken bY
The government 10 defeat the plans OF the oc-
StructiOniStS.
The Home. Ik uIers 10 Continue their
Resistance.
The meeting OF the home rulers last night,
Mr.. Parneil presiding, discussed the future
stages of the coercion bill. The unanimous
feenng was that they should be resisted with
the utmost determination.
Position Of the Conservatives.
AT the meeting of the conservatives yester-
day 1t was pointed out that al amendnenJ 10
Br. GladStoneS proposal was required which
would not impair the usefulness OF the new
rules while IL would make them more accept
able to the conservatives. Several speakers
submit to the prOloLgatiO1 Of obstruction taey
would agree TO MIR. Gladstole's entire pro-
pOsal.
The London Times Approves 1ir.
GfaGstOnc'S Course.
The Times In leading article this morning
says: The assumption of responsibility by the
speaker OF the house OF commons for the course
OF action adopted by the government is lrregu.
lar In FORM but Is clearly justified ia substance,
and Will be abundantly cUndOned by the com.
mon sense or the whole natfon." The article
approves MIR. Gladstone'S resolution.
Another Earthquake at Agram.
AGRAM, Feb. 3.-AhOLher violent shock OF
earthquake has occurred here, Causing re
neWal OF the panic.
The Elite of tho Turkish Army
threatening Greece.
LONDON, Feb 3.-A COBStanl1nople dispatch
to Reuters telegram company says. The Otto
man troops on lne Greek frontier number one
hundred thousand aud are the elite or the army.
They are well provided with arms and ammu-
hilton.
Thomas Carlyle Dying.
LONDON. FEB. B. 3:3o p. p.m.-The --latest bulletin
Issued this afternoon announces that Dir.
Thomas Carlyle is In state OF hopeless pros
uatOn.
Rebellion Crushed.
LONDON, Feb. 3-A dispatch from cape Town
TO The T''neS says: The reoelioni in the rranskel
has been crushed, and the 1900 troops en-
plOSed there have been sent 10 BaSutoland.
TrfchinR in France.
LONDON. Feb. 3-A Paris dispatch TO the
Daus Ne,rS says: The rejection by Italy auu
GeImany OF whole cargoes Of trichlnPd bacon
has glutted the French market, ana the evil
effects of eating IL afe manifested in the bar
lacks and private families. TIE project OF
police has consequently issued precautions
against It's use
RisnnarCk,s SOiree.
BERLIN, Feb. Sat the solree given by Pri ace
Bismarck last night, the Prince Said that Sc
rious beginning must be made with the fulfill
ment or his promise 10 combat the social Il =
rpmpItat ly
repIeSsive decreeS He also said that as chap
Ce!lor o. the empire. he was bound 10 do all that
vas possible TO promote the Incorporation C1
the HaIse ctt1eS In the Z0llVerein.
Want 81. EEiIarIe to Resign.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-A dispatch from Paris TO the
Times says: Ii Is said that attempts are to be
made TO induce Nj. Barthelemy st. IIilarie to
volunteer his resignation OF the ministry or
foreign affairs
Suspected People in London.
LONDON, Fep. 3.-The Times this morning
says: For some weeks past number OF sus-
pected persons have arrived In London, ana
their mOvem.ltS are being watched.
Rifle Practice Suspended.
Rifle practice has been completely suspended
at all the ranges near London. and the rifles or
some OF the volunteer regiments which were
sent TO Birmingham for inspection are detained
there.
The BasutO Negotiations.
Ihe Earl or Kimberley, colonial secretary,
speaking at banquet last night said he hoped
the Ut NtBotlatlOhS Wnfcn ale now proceeding re-
latlye 10 the BasutoS viii end In speedy set
tlement OF the disturbances In Basutoland.
Striking Golfers.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-A Thousand cOllierS at Tyld-
eSey, Lancashire, have resolved TO return to
WoIk. but meeting representing Il, 900 coliers
at Pendelburg, Lancashire, resolved to strike
for an advance OF wages
The Debate on Mr. GladstOne's
Resolution.
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
Guardian says it Is thought that the debate In
the house OF commons on Mr.. GladstOneS resO-
luton will last at least until Monday next.
Parliament To-day.
LONDON, Feb. ;, 6::sO p. m.-In the House OF
Commons this evening, Sir Vernon Harcourt
home secretary, replying tn Mr.. Parneli. said
that Mr.. Davftt was arrested because his action
was considered Incompatible With his ticket-ot-
leave. Mr.. Parnell asked what conditions Mr.
Davitt had violated. There was no answer 90
this question. The Irish members shouted
shame" and other members cheered trenen
dous1y. The scene surpassed all description.
The Speaker called upon Mr.. Gladstone TO
move bis resolution. Mr.. John Dillon rose. but
peated warning the Speaker manned" Mr.. Dill
lOD, and MI Gladstone moved his suspension
amid enthusiastic cheers and cries or "order"
the Irish members shouting shame"
Dillon Elected from the House.
The motion Tor the suspension OF Mi. Dillon
was adopted by a vote OF 395 to 33.
Mr.. Dillon refused to withdraw from the
mouse, and was forcibly removed by the SER
geant-at arms, by the order of the speaker,
amidst cries OF 'Shame!" by the Irish mem.
bers.