Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-05-26
FOREIGN

PARNELL and Dillon are reported back
in London from Paris.
a Loss of GI0000O was incurred at
Galshiels. Scotland. by the burning Of the
tanning-works.
DAviTT has gone to meet Egan III Paris,
where the Land -Leaguers will soon have
meeting.
THE report is general that the assassins
escaped IN the garb of priests. AMI are
now on their way to the United States.
In conse qnenee of the Suspicious defect
ion If Parnell from the programme Of
the extremists. a movement Is on foot TO
demand, ON behalf of the American sub
scribers, publication Of the Land League
accounts Of the last two years.
ONE person tried in connection with
Arab Bey states that he was never allow
ell to lie down aud was heavily ironed He
was repeatedly beaten, and was forced 10
sign an incfiminating document.
Tux leaders OF the league oppose Par
ne'l's contemplated resignation Of his seat,
though he has strongly urged his desire
10 reside on the continent for some time.
THE squadrons Of England and France
lying oil Alexandria have no orders ex-
cept 10 protect Europeans. Two thous-
and men of the khedives troops have as
semhled at Cairo and like number, at
Alexandria.
MIR. GLApsroNE introduced in the house
of comm ons an arrears bill covering ten
antries up to $50. Tenants will be
obliged 10 provd inability to paw arrears
Of the past two years before the land
commission, and may then escape by
setting for one year, the remainder "a
be taken from the Irish church surplus
fund
The people of Cork have raised 5000
to offer as reward for the assassins of
Cavendish and Burke. Robert Dowdall,
whose face was scratched, was arrested
yesterday in that city. The police of
Dublin have discovered that the car used
by the murdcrers was hired In the south
ern part of the city, and was returned
about O'Clock in the evening.
IN the British house Of commons Cham
herlsiu, president of the board of trade,
stated that when released from prison Par
nell was absolutely ignorant of the plans
af the government ON arrears of rent and
other questions OfS hea explained that
nj his own instance he had cerresponded
With Parnell and various members Of the
government, and had reported TO Secre-
tary Forster the result of interviews with
the suspt els.
Tux Irish Judges, except the Lord
Chancellor, have unanimously resolved
60 send strong remembrance 10 the gov
ernment against the proposed abolition of
| trial by jury. The judges believe the pro-
vision could be embodied in the repres-
sion bill, whereby juries could be taken
from special Jury panel that would be
perfectly reliable. The resolution ad opt
ed declares :he duty imposed on the Judges
BY the bill would seriously impair public
confidence in the judicial Office.
A cABLkGRAM to a Boston journal an
| nOunces the completion OF the Parnell-
| Gladstone programme for the new Irish
measures. The land league members
have been warned that il they obstruct
the progress Of the repression bill the
| government will delay action on the arrears
act. Il is understood that amendments to
the CRIME bill will be offered and accepted,
by which the embargo on Irish newspa-
pers will be confned 10 the dynamite
cla.s. and the operation OF the at will be
limitsd to two years. The land leaguers
expect that the dissolution Of the ministry
will speedily follow the adoption OF the
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