Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-03
GREAT BRITAIN.


in committee continued in session throughou
the night on clause II of the repression bill
At 7:30 o'clock this morning Sir Wan. Har
court, home secretary, said time equivalent Il
two working days had been consumed in the
discussion OF clause of secondary impor-
lance. It would be Tor the house and coun
try to say whether means must not be adopted
To end this state of things. Parnell said the
home rule members would appeal to thei
countrymen at home and abroad. He con
tended no opposition could be more reason
ably conducted against such an atrocious
measure.
At $50 o'clock DR.. Lyon Playfair, chair
man OF the committee, said there had beer
deliberately planned an obstruction to The
business of the house. Messrs. Biggar, Cal
Ian, Commins, Dillon, Healy, Leamy, Me
earthly, Marion, Metge, Thomas, Parnell
Power, Redmond, Sexton and Sullivan were
then suspended and quilted the house. AT TO-.
30 O'Clock, the chairman reported that O'Don.
neil had said the statement of the
chairman was infamous. Right Hon. Hugh
that be would move to consider O'Donnell's
conduct on Monday, and it was agreed to
take up the matter on that day.
O'Donnell declared that DIR. Playfair's
naming him was Infamous, because he had
been absent from the house all night and was
therefore foully named. The chairman had
sinned against all the traditions of his office
Childers moved the suspension of the mem.
bers named, and suspension was voted 1875 10
n, amid loud cheers from all parts OF the
house, including the Irish members The
speaker entered the house and the pro
ceedIngs were reported to him. One member
protested that he had been in the house twelve
hours during which. so far as he was aware
neither Callan or Marion had spoken.
Clause eighteen, which declared that per
son guilty OF an effense against The act shall
be liable on summary conviction to imprlson-
ment at hard labor for term not exceeding
six months was then taken up. Mccain,
home rule member for Wicklow, moved an
amendment reducing the penalty TO three
months Imprisonment. Gladstone intimated
1t might be necessary TO ask urgency, and
that notice, therefore, would be given this
afternoon. The house at 2:30 p. N. was still
in session and likely TO be until midnight.
Fresh relays of members are arriving this
forenoon. Jas. Cowen gave notice he would
ask Monday whether the suspension Of the
Irish members was regular.
Clause No. Is was adopted, 1855 TO 30. The
government had previously consented TO limit
the penalty for attending proclaimed meetings
and for night prowling to three months in
prison, but they opposed the amendments for
reduction in regard to the other olfenses men
toned in the clause, and those amend
ments were rejected on motion.
Harcourt stated the government wished in
the present sitting to go through all the
clauses In the original draft of the bill, except
postponed ones.
Gladstone stated that on Monday the rules
for urgency would be proposed.
Clause nineteen, relating to the court oil
summary jurisdiction was dropped to be re-
placed by an amended clavse.
Clause twenty, relating to the proclamation
of districts, was carried Is to Is,
During the afternoon the chairman named
Byrne, Corbet, Gray, Labor, Leahy, A. O'Con
nor, O'Kelly, O'Sullivan and Thiel, and theiI
suspension was moved by Gladstone. Pend
ing adoption of the motion the members
walked Outof the house.
The motion was agreed to without division,
but when the speaker, according to rule, ap-
peared to receive report of the proceedings,
division was called for and the suspension
confirmed, 12S to e.
After expulsion Of the second group OF Irish
members, all the clauses up to the 30sh were
adopted without division. Clause 80, which
is tue last of the bill, and which provides this
act shall continue in force until three years
next after passage thereof, was adopted, 90 to
g.
The house adjourned at p. m, having,
with the exception of the interval of two
hours in last evenings sitting, been in session
continuously thirty-two hours.
LONDON, July LIN the action OF the At
torney General versus The Submarine & Con-
tinental company, in chancery, leave was
granted TO serve notice of motion asking an
injunction and inspection. The object of the
action is to prevent further boring for the
channel tunnel.
DUBLIN, June ga man has been arrested
at Duamady, County Cork, On suspicion OF
being the driver of the car which conveyed the
assassins Of Lord Frederick Cavepdish and
Under Secretary Burke to Phoenix park.