The daily gazette., 1882-05-19
THE REPRESSION BILL.
STILL coNsIDERED IN THE
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS ARREST.
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LONDON, May 1S.-In the House of Com
mons, this afternoon, on q motion for the
second reading Of the Repression bill, the
Speaker announced that the only paragraph
in Mr.. O'Donnell's amendment IN order was
that declaring the bill a fatal obstacle to
good government and tranquility. Mr..
O'Donncll denounced the bill.
Mr. Colthrust, Liberal, member for County
Cork, supported the bill. He condemned
the towards who issued the no-rent mani
festo, and did not protest against murders
committed in support of It."
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to Sir Stafford
Northcote, said he hoped the second reading
Of the Repression bill would be concluded
tonight Ifnot the debate would be con
tinued dnring the morning sitting Of Friday.
He would would take Committee of Supply
on Tuesday. He wished to continue it from
day to day. He would take the second
reading of the Arrears bill on Monday. He
would also have 10 ask for provisional
supply on account for a month. He would
therefore ask the House sit the whole of
next week, including, If necessary, Satur-
day.
Mr.. Dillon maintained that the failures to
convict were not the result of intimidation
but of popular sympathy The bill, he de-
clared, would have no other effect than to
provoke secret organizations. When the
measure expired the League would rise
again, and Parliament would have TO dc. the
work over again.
Thedebate was adjourned until tomorrow.
THE SITUATION IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, May 1S.-At a private meeting
in Dublin all the Irish Judges except the
Lord Chancellor unanimously resolved to
send a strong remonstrance to the Govern
ment against the proposed abolition of trial
by iury,rrfEse .aUtnr. "a
with the murders of Lord Frederick Caven-
dish and Mr.. Burke IS now SO general in
Ireland that peasantry travelling outside of
their own district apply to the police for
passports. Many emigrants leaving the
South of Ireland for America resort to the
same course. llFI
The report is general throughout this city
that the mUrderere have escaped in the garb
of priests, and are now on their way to
America.
The feeling gains ground that Mr.. Par
nell's opportunity to distinguish himself is
slowly Shipping away. The people are not in
favor of any compromise with the Govern
BosToN, May 1S.-A cable dispatch from
Dublin to the Boston Herald says Evie-
tions of tenants for non-payment of rent
have been resumed In many parts of Ireland.
The sadness and astonishment following the
| assassinaions of the Irish secretaries had
the effect of stopping for time the work OF
| agitation. Taking advantage of the situa-
ton the process servers again prepared tC
oust tenants in arrears. In County Galway
alone 300 tenant farmers have been evicted
inside of week. and the work still goes on.
While the National organizations are yet in
dread of making any overt opposition, the
measures of repression proposed in Parlia-
ment are creating a revulsion of feeling
| throughout the country. eH.
A SUSPICIOUS ARREST.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Michael Turner
who was q passenger on the GuiOn steamer
| Wisconsin, and for whom the police have
| been searching in consequence of informa-
| ton furnished by a fellow passenger, Mr..
| Kettle, who suspected Mr.. Turner of being
| one of the Phoenix Park assassins, uncon
cernedly walked on board the Wisconsin, al
| pier No. 3S, South River this morning, tC
! borrow a dollar, and was arrested. Mr.
| Perry, one of the passengers who accom-
panied Turner, says that he is undoubtedly
| entirely innocent. The officers on board the
| WISCONSIN say that Turner was nothing
more or less than wild, witty, hail-fellow
well-met Irishman, always ready to spent
his last cent treating party OF friends.
GENERAL LONDON NEWS.
LONDON, May 1S.-The French and Eng
lish sauadrons sailed from iSuda Bay last
evening for Alexandria The British con
tingent consists of the lnvincible, Bitter
| and Falcon, Vice-Admiral Seymour com
manding.
The Duke of Edinburgh opened the new
Eddystone lighthouse to-day.
The race for the Wiltshire stakes [handi
cap) at the Salisbury meeting to-day wa
won by Mr.. II. Il. Fidy's fonr-year-old ba,
colt Royal Prince. Mr.. Il. s. Evans four
year-old bay gelding Chvelier d. Este, wa
second and Mr. j. X. Kcene's three-year-olt
chestnut colt General Scott third. Their
were six starters.
A meeting of the Irish Parliamentary part!
to-day, unanimously condemned the Repres
sion bill as unworthy Of the Irish people ant
fraught with direct consequences to them
1t was decided TO ask Mr.. Gladstone why th
Arrears bill was not printed, and whether h
will expedite it.
DANENHowER ENRoUTE TO AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL, May 1S.-The four survivor
of the Jeanette Arctic expedition, wh
arrived mere yeSleIudg, suiSu oiiis CNShiht
on the White Star Line steamer Celtic 10
New York At lunch, previous TO their en-
barkation,N at (which Mr. Shaw, Unitet
States Consul at Manchester, was present
Mr. Packard, United States Consul here
proposed the health of Lieutenant Danen
hover and Mr.. Newcomb. The mayor 0
Liverpool cordially welcomed the guests
and expressed admiration OF their gallan
enterprise A toast to their lost comrade
was drunk in silence. The two consul
escorted the party on board the steamer.
oBsERvING THE ECLIPSE.
LONDON, May 1s.-Advices from Saham
IJnoer Fpynt, state that the eclipse of the SUI
was successfully observed from that plac
Yesterday by English, French and Italia
ASTRONOMERS A fine comet was diseovere
close to the sun. Its position was determ
ined by photography. The spectrascopi
and ocular observations just before and dur
ing the period of totality gave most yaluabl
results, the darkening of the lines observes
by the French astronomers indicating luna
atmosphere. The spectrum of the coron
was successfully photographed for tho firs
, time. 5..u tlf.-=
Smyrna Matters.
Especial correspondence of the Gazette.l
SMYRNA, May 17.-William NJ. Bell ha
, contracted to fill an order of 100, 900 tile 70
, the purpose of draining the city of Norfolk
Va N Mills Supt of p. w. q b. II r