The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-20

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DISASTROUS FIRE.
LONDON, May lS.-Advices from Lyons
| state that a great fire has occurred there. |
A number of buildings were exposed and |
other buildings destroyed. The fire is be-
lieved to be of ncendiary origin. Three
thousand persons are thrown out of EN-.
ploymcnt. Loss, 81 100000.
GUARD DOUBLED.
In consequences OF anonymous Fenian
threats the guards at the government es-
adjustments in Plymouth haye been
doubted.
oMfNoUs.
| ST. Petersburg dispatch brings the ru-
NOR that riots have broken out among the
peasants ON the southwest, They demand
the redistribution of land. Two mansions
belonging TO the nobility have been sacked.
THE REPRESSION BILL
Debate ON the government repression
bill was resumed in he housc to-day. MIR.
Seaton said the Irish members would see
by the way the bill was administered
whether they could continue to discharge
their functions or whether it would be
their duty to allow the government and
people OF Ireland to come face to
face. Gladstone stated that the repression
bill was not founded on the Phnnx
park murder. Ii was contemplated long
before the occurrence of that crime. He
said 1t could not have been committed with
out many witnesses, ana though some may
be silent because of sympathy with the as
sassins, many more must be terrorized
lie desired that the bill should
pass unaltered in its main lines
1t was not founded on panic nor
conceived in prejudice, 1t was intended to
meet great crisis, in q spirit approved by
all loyal citizens. Gladstone's remarks
were often cheered. Parnell said that he
hoped that the government would give
more time to the discussion in committee
of the amendments his party intended
to move. Parnell's speech was most
moderate throughout He said he had
hoped that, with the passage OF an arrears
bill, and other amendments to the land act,
the land league agitation might be ended
Broadhurt, advanced liberal, said the bill
was unduly stringent. Healy declared
, that II was aimed ut the suppression
/. of the land league. Dillon stated
, he had received letter from Patrick
E.gan denying the assertion Of Forster
relative to Sheridan, made in the house on
. Monday, and said Forster should either
! prove the truth of his statement or retract
(. it. Gladstone, replying to Seaton, denied
. that the bill was the outcome of Eng.
I. lish resentment He stated he had received
n 6OO addresses from various public bodies
n expressing the hope that the murder would
I, not hinder remedial legislation. Gladstone
, said the government, considered the repres-
] sion and arrears bills inseparable and could
! MOI consent tothe abandonment or essential
a impairment Of either Mitchell Henry on.
/ posed the bill because of the absence of
Irish elements in the executive of Ireland.
/ The repression bill then passed its second
I. reading by vote of 1878 against 45. Pre-
yious 10 the vote. Chamberlin, president of
! the board al trade, stated that the govern
!, ment when III committee were prepared to
I postpone any clause to enable amendments
to be brought forward.
!. AN EVIDENT HOAX.
:. DUBLIN, May 10.-The Freeman's Jour-
nal published an elght.column story anony-
, mously sent, and bearing London post.
/ marx, protesting TO be the confession OF one
OF the assassins. 1t intimates that the
, crime was an answer to the appointment
/ OF Lord Frederick Cavendish by the Irish
q ASSOCIATION, u society having branches
. throughout the Kingdom Twenty persons
1 are said TO be implicated in the crime. All
/ of them have escaped to England in va
4 rious disgulses. The writer says they at.
/ tended the funerals of their victims. The
t story has created sensation, but Is con.
, sidered hoax. IL contains many gross ab.
/, surdities.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May 10 "A leniing grain cir.
cular says: For wheat there has been
/. moderate inquiry at Tuesday rates. Corn.
: steady. There was a thin attendance at to-.
4 days market with restricted demand.
Wheat was generally Is. lower. Flour was
/ slow and nominally unaltered Corn, In
common with other articles affected by the
me weather, barely realized Tuesday
o prices.
/, BRADY, May l0-rhe misery of Russian
Jews here is indcscribable. One hundred
thousand of them are without shelter, and
, there are fresh arrivals daily. The popnin.
!. ton OF Brady Is unableio to afford the relu.
# gees further relief.
!, TIM MANCHESTER MARKET
|, LIVERPOOL, May l9-Phc Manchester
: Guardian in its commercial article saws.
Prices have been steady There was fair
: inquiry, but In some cloth departments II
/. was ut a trllo under current rates. Yarns
' We're In fair demand.
, MANCHESTER, May l0,-Yarns and fabrics
, quoted steady.
y FORMING SECRET cLuns.
VIENNA, May 10 The Weather Jews In
!, Russia are forming secret clubs TO facilitate
/, emigration.
CARRYING swoRDf-A CLUE,
: DuBLiN, May l0-The city police are now
/. armed with swords They have not car.
4 ried such weapons since the Fcnian disturb
anccs. A Sheffield frm sent four knives to
/. Dublin TO order just before the phunix
|. park murder.
,f rus TOBACCO BiLL.
4 BERLIN. May ia committee of the
), Reichstag, TO which the matter was re.
lerred. has rejected the whole tobacco bin
;. by a vote OF u to3.
. the SfiifLIsTs.
!, ST. PETERSBURG, May iD-1t Is reported
!. that the black division section OF the nihil,
lists has amalgamated with the twill OF the
) people" section, as II Is impossible TO carry
!. on peaceful propaganda owing to the yIgl.
i, lance of the police.
New York stock Market.
!, Nsw YoRK, May i0.-The stock market
, opened irregular but In the main 8 s toi2
lower than I, closed yesterday, Erie pfe.
! ierred, however was ! per cent. higher. A
decline Of fitoi took place In the early
trade, st. Paul leading therein. followed nj
= II o'clock by recovery Of "A to II In Louis.
vile & Nashville.
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