Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
House Of Commons.

House Of Commons.
LONDON, May 1Sth.-In the House Of
Commons to-day Gladstone, replying to North.
cote, said he hoped the second reading Of the
repression bill would be concluded tonight.
If not, the debate would be continued to the
morning sitting OF Friday. He would take
up the Committee of Supply Tuesday. He
wished to continue it from day to day. He
would take up the second reading of the ar
rears bill Monday. He would also ask for o
provisional supply on account for month.
He would therefore ask the House to sit the
whole of next week, including, if necessary,
Saturday.
The Speaker announced that the only par.
agraph in O'Donnell's amendment 20 the re-
preston bill in order was that declaring it
fatal obstacle to good government and tran.
quillity.
O'Donnell denounced the bill.
Colonel Thurst, Liberal member for County
Cork, supported the BILL He condemned the
towards who issued the no.rent manifesto
and did not protest against the murders COM
mitted in support of it.
Gladstone stated that the warrant out
against Sheridan had not been Cancelled,
Trevellysn, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
reelected to Parliament, was cheered as he
+, ook his seat.
! Trevellyan called attention to the failure of
justice in Ireland. He declared that the
new bill would facilitate the summoning of
witnesses. The Government would be slow
to use their power with regard to public
meetings, and where meetings were held they
would regard less the utterance of the speak.
ers than the evident intention of what was
enunciated. He defended the provisions of
the bill against the publication of seditious
articles. He said the Government had rea.
son to think that in their effort to suppress
outrage they would have the assistance of
those who had become tired of the terrorism
to which they had been so long subjected.
Dillon maintained that the failures to coz.
vict were not the result of intimidation, but
popular sympathy. The bill, he declared,
would have no other effect than to provoke
secret organization. When the measure e1.
pired the League would rise again, and Par.
liment would have to do the work over again.
The debate was then adjourned until to.
morrow.
The Situation in Ireland.
Boston, May 1Sth-A cable from Dublin
to the Herald says Eviction of tenants for
non-payment of rent has been resumed in
many parts of Ireland The sadness andlas-
constituent following the assassination of the
Irish Secretary had the effect of stopping for
time the work of agitation, and taking ad-
vantage of the situation the process servers
again prepared to GUST tenants in arrears. In
County Galway alone 300 tenant farmers have
been evicted inside of week, and the work
goes on. While the national organizations
are yet in dread of making any overt opposi
ton. the measures Of repression proposed in
Parliament are creating revulsion of feeling
throughout the country. There was
desire and hope that the murderers
might be brought to Justice, but now
the growing feeling is that Parlia-
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what happens. that there are no good traits
or tender feelings in Irishmeu, and means to
push oppression and coercion to extremities.
The result is that the fire Of revolutionary
| sentiment, which had been permitted to
smolder. has been walked up by the action
| of the House of Commons, and the repression
bill recently thrust upon the people has re-
kindled the fre. Already murmurs of dis
content and dissatisfaction are heard at the
| course pursued by Parnell. The disclosures
made voluntarily by the Irish leader, and
those forced by Forster, have had very bad
effect and truce will not be tolerated by
| the mass of the people engaged in the aeita.
| ton. The feeling gains ground that ParnelPs
| opportunity to distinguish himself is slowly
slipping away. The people are not in favor
of any compromise with the Government
| which means complete pacifcation.
| The revolutionary organization, which
is very large body both in Ireland and En-
gland, wants all it can get for Ireland. Every
favorable measure proposed and adopted Is
acceptable, but "more" is the cry, and
more" will be demanded until home rule is
granted, and then many will insist ON q com.
| plete separation from England-in fact, Irish
independence and q republican form Of gov.
eminent. Parnell is not o member of the
Irish revolutionary organization. It was not,
and is not, polite that he should be, but the
| opinion of the Nationalist is that If he would
continue to be the Irish leader he must push
forward without looking back, and without
compromise or agreement that contemplates
| o cessation Of the Nationalist movement.
| Ths disclosures already made concerning
what to some minds appears to be flirting
with Gladstone are disliked and excite dis.
| trust.
| The Anti.Jewlsh Movement in Russia,
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1Sth.-A rumor 10
current that Ignatieff will resign the Ministry
of the Interior. His defeat In the COMMITTEES
| of Ministers on the Jewish question pro.
| duced deadlock. The Minister of Finance.
who sees clearly the great loss the excheouer
must suffer from the exodus Of the Jews.
threatens to resign il the measures of Ignatieff
to accelerate the emigration of the Jews are
adopted. The majority of the Ministers
support the Minister of Finance. The dam
age done by the anti-Jewish movement, in
Guiding houses, breadstuffs and other prop
erty destroyed and money taken away by the
emigration of Jews, amounts to $110, 600, coo,
all lost to Russia To this must be added
the losses resulting from the prevention of Ia
Dor and profit not only Of the Jews but
others during the riots, and from the stagna.
ton of trade generally, which would increase
the total by many more millions.
Brutal Treatment OF an Alleged Coz.
spirator.
CAIRO, May 1Sth.-One perscn tried in
connection with the conspiracy against Arab
Boy states that he was Fever allowed to lie
down and was heavily ironed. He was re-
peatedly beaten, and was forced to sign an
discriminating document.
Eclipse OF the sun-A New Comet.
LONDON, May 1Sth.-Advices from Sohaip.
upper Egypt, say an eclipse of the sun was
successfully observed at that place yesterday
by English, French and italian astronomers.
A fine comet was discovered close to the sun.
Its position was determined by photography.
The spectroscopic and ocular observations
Just before and during the period of totality
gave most valuable results.
Fear Of Arrest.
LONDON, May 1Sth.-The fear of being ar
rested in connection with the murder of Lord
Frederick Cavendish aid Burke is now 90
general in Ireland that the peasantry travel.
ing outside Of their districts are applying TO
the police for passports. Many emigrants
leaving the south Of Ireland for America re-
sort to the same course.
Fatal Explosion OF Gunp0wder.
COPENHAGEN, May 1Sth.-By an explosion
OF gunpowder here to-day six persons were
killed and many injured.