The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-04
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speaker of the House of Commons,
will sail ON the 18th for the United
States, should Parliament then
prorogue.
Governor Sir Herculus Robinson,
nigh commissioner for South Africa,
explained the provisions of the con-
Yentlon OF Beers at large meetings
of native chiefs. They were very
dissatisfied, and expressed a determ-
nation to fight the Beers, if neces-
ssry.
In the Commons, Gladstone said
the convention viii probably be
signed In day or two.
The House Of Commons went
INTO committee of supply, and the
Irish members INSTRUCTED the vote
for the expenses of the household Of
the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, till
the close of the sitting.
The principal amendments to the
land bill, of which notice has been
given by conservatives, in the House
OF Lords, provide for the exclusion
from the operation of the bill of
even parts of estates managed on
the English system; of the landlords
right Of access to land courts, which
shall not be limited to cases where
there is demand for increase of
rent; limitation of compensation for
disturbance to a maximum of $500;
exclusion from the benefits of clause
Z OF tenants who have wasted or ex-
hausted the land removal of liability
to pay compensation to tenants
holding for judicial term, who re-
ceived notice to quit for breach of
statutory provisions; substitution of
| the late Isaac Butts definition of
fair rents, for general direction to
the land court now contained in
clause Z; right of appeal from the
land court; certain limitation in
matters of fact as well as of law,
and abrogation of Parnell's clause,
providing that whenever, in six
months after the passage Of the bill,
action for delinquency is pending
against tenant, before or after
application to Tx the judicial rent,
the court shall have power to stay
| the sale under any writ OfeXecution
of tenancy until the termination of
the proceedings ON the application.
| Moscow, 3.-The Gar and family
arrived on Tuesday at JurieWity,
government of KoStrOma.
| London, 3.-The summons in the
Bradlaugh case was refused, but a
magistrate advised him to prepare
information III reference to the
summons desired for assault.
The amendment to Labouchere's
motion passed-191 to 8. The min
ority was composed Of Biggar, Fin
negan, CoWan, Earl BrOadhurSt,
Burt and Summers. and tellers
ILabouchere and Ashton W. Dixie.
The statement that the removal of
Bradlaugh, on his attempting to|
enter the House, was effected
quietly, appears to be an error. He
made the attempt soon after bust
ness commenced. He Informed
Erskine, deputy sergeant-at-arms,
that he was there by mandate of his
constituents and would not yield to
anything illegal. Upon Erskine
putting out his hand to prevent his
passage, Bradlaugh pushed him, and
he was Immediately seized by the
usher, with whom he grappled
fiercely, shouting, eff any one dares
hinder me-" He was hustled down
the members staircase. graphing
with the police and uShers, but no
blows were struck. He was CHASTITY
pale when he appeared in the palace
yard, and was still struggling with
the police and almost fainting. A
glass of water was brought and his
face bathed He threatened to come
to the House again with such force,
thai the police would be compelled
to arrest him. Police cleared the
palace yard at 1880 pm.
The conservatives in the House of
| Lords have not yet deci led upon
some serious points, including the
clause dealing with leases. The
Times says: It is quite certain the
ministry and the House will not be
willing to accept these large
changes, to which the amendments
of the Duke of Argyle. Lord Lands
d0wne and other liberals will doubt
less be added.
Baroness BUrdett CouttS and hus-
band 60 to America in October, to
remain several months.
Berlin, 3.-Harvest prospects In
SchlesWigstein have never been so
bad as this year. Most Of the
farmers are selling cattle and horses
owing to the scarcity Of fodder.
Rome, 3.-CGpit0le says the idea
of inviting all the ex-galley slaves
and near relations Of those who lost
their lives in prison or on the scat
fold through the influence Of the
Pope or King, to participate in q
meeting on the It'll inst, in favor of
the abolition of land guarantees, is
much approved by all liberals, sew
eral of whom informed the commit
tee Of organization that they will
attend the meeting. which promises
70 be exceptionally important and
OF great significance.