The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-23

run great danger If he attends the corona
ton of the czar at Moscow, owing to dis
covery of conspiracy against the czar and
/ bis guests.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May IA fire in the
Jewish quarter of Nevo destroyed 105
houses; damage, SOC, 900 roubles
LONDON, May ga dispatch from Til
sit states that it is decided, because of the
receipt of alarming information touching
the projects of the Nihlists, to defer the
coronation of the ,czar for year.
PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, May 22-In the House of
Commons, Gladstone. replying to a mem
Der for County Kilkenny, stated that he
had seen the resolution of the Irish Judges
against the suppression of trial by jury,
but he was bound to say that the govern
ment had carefully considered the matter
before the resolution was framed and the
repression bill containing their deliberate
conclusions. Gladstone announced that
Tomorrow he would move the repression
bill to have precedence over all other
business until its consideration is con-
cluded. If he finds it necessary he will
afterwards ask precedence for the arrears
of rent bill. Parnell gave notice he
would move that Gladstone's resolution in
regard to The repression bill shall also ap-
ply to the arrears bill. Gladstone then
moved the second reading of the arrears
BILL
At meeting of the Irish parliamentary
party to-day, Parnen presiding, the secre-
tary was directed to Telegraph all absentees
to attend the sessions of the House to op-
pose the repression BILL Parnell, Sexton,
Healey, Leahy and Dillon were appointed
a committee to draft amendments to the
bill. This signifies strenuous resistance
on the part of the Irish members.
The motion 80 adjourn debate was op-
posed by Gladstone and re jected, 200 to
40. Sir Herbert Maxwell moved adjourn
ment of debate. Gladstone said in view
of opposition. it was hopeless to proceed
and announced he would take the bill in
the morning sitting Tuesday, instead of
the repression bill Adjournmet of de-
bate then agreed to.
LONDON, May 2a.-In the House of
Lords the Marquis of Waterford gave no
tice of and postponed his question relative
to the Kilmainham compact. Earl Gran
vile protested against such notice as the
speaker of the house had ruled a similar
one out of order. An adjournment to June
1st was then agreed to.
DUBLIN. May ga loaded gun was
found at the door of Lyons, liberal mem
ber of parliament for this city. 1t is sup
posed to be warning Davitt arrived to-
day and proceeded unnoticed to the house
of Kenny.
THE ENGLISH MARKET.
LONDON May 52.-The Mark Lane Ea-
press in review of the British grain trade
of the past week says vegetation has made
very little progress; crops want rain. The
trade in native wheat dull flour weaker
but other articles unchanged Foreign
breadstuffs difficult sales but quotably un-
changed flour easier the weeks supply at
London is very small; maze very languid,
easier; oats quiet and steady cargoes have
been quoted at about Cd lower. fifteen
fresh arrivals and six sales, none withdrawn
nine remaining including three from Cal
cutta The sales of English wheat during
the weak is 41.266 quarters at 46 shil-
lings per quarter against 28,402 quarters
at Al shillings I'd per quarter the cores
ponding week last year