Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-03
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Nov. Earl Spencer,
for the purpose of giving practical eff
feet to the emigration clauses of the Ar
rears Act, has issued rules for govern
ing the emigration OF the poorer classes.
Government grants are to be given not
only to whole families, but action will
be taken also in individual and eXcep-
tional cases. Two government agents
will be appointed at New York, Boston,
Halifax and Quebec.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The committee
appointed by the House of Commons to
investigate the imprisonment of E.
Dwyer Gray held it's first session yes
terday. Mr.. Gray read long line of
documentary evidence supporting the
charge that there was picked jury at
the trial of Walsh, and also that the
jury were drunk the night before the
verdict. Mr. Sexton asked that Justice
LAWSON, who presided at the trial, be
summoned to defend the comnittai of
Mr.. Gray for contempt OF court. At.
torney-General Sir Henry James said
that Justice Lawson could only be
asked to state the law Of contempt OF
court. Mc. Gladstone reminded the
committee OF the instance of Justice
Holt declining to attend the House OF
Lords when summoned TO give evidence
in defense OF Judgment. After fur
ther debate the committee decided
against calling Justice LAWSON to defend
the committaI of Mr.. Gray, leaving it
to his discretion whether to come for
ward or not.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-ln the House Of
Commons yesterday Sir Charles Duke,
Under Foreign Secretary, stated IN
answer to questions that last mouth the
government had advised the hhedive
to conduct the trial of Arab Pasha
openly. Since that time nothing further
had been officially heard as to the de.
cision Of the K hedive.
Sir Wilfred Lawson (Lrberal) urged
the government to insist upon the ad-
mission of representatives of the press |
to the trial, to the end that reliable re-
ports might be received, and that the |
proceedings should not be suffered topro-
ceed in star-chamber fashion.
D.lke replied that the government |
had already made representations to the |
Egyptian authorities in favor OF |
publicity. and that the government did
not consider il dignitied to further urge
It's views on the subject. He hoped
that 1t would also be unnecessary.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Thc theatrical SEN
sation continues to be source Of con-
gersaticn in certain circles. Mirabeau,
he critic of the Figaro. who is accused
# writing an article directed against
lie actors and actresses of Paris. and
who was challenged to fight a duel by
Damaia, the husband Of Sara Bern
larit, has written letter to Maynard,
.ditor of Figaro, denying that he mas
to Damala. Maynard has
,eeu challenged by Louis de Cora, and
gain refused.
VIENNA, Nov. 2.-The Presse pub
ishes an announcement that the houses
f the Jewish re. idents of the town OF
lois, Hungary, have been piuudered
" anti-Semitic mohs. Other outrages
ccompanied their iawless movements
gainst the Hebrews. One woman, the
rife of merchant, was killed during
he trouble. .. ......
Lyons. Nov. 1.-The scare about
ynanite plots and the threats of the
anarchists is gradually fading away.
,uclerc, Presi lent of the Council, on
: re.opening will read declaration of
he ministerial programme against the
anarchists.