Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-14

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proceedings wore pending he coul
not give a date on which he would
willing to discuss tho question of III
surrender of Arab Pasha to the Egy,
tian government for trial and punish
ment. Arab would certainly not b
put to death unless the British GOV
eminent were first consulted.
Lord Randolph Churchill moved th
house adjourn, seeing the statemen
OF the premier was so unsatisfactory
1t was most necessary that an earl
date for discussion Of affairs in Epyp
be fixed by the house, including tn
question of the surrender of Arab.
Northcote said he desired to adyis
the motion be withdrawn, discussion
could be had tomorrow. Withou
further discussion, the motion o
Churchill was voted down.
Debate on c%loture was then re
sumed, the question being on the sec
ond resolution relating to motions TO,
adjournment before public business
was finished and orders of the da,
commenced. Gladstone moved tc
prohibit motions to adjourn at the
time, except leave be given by the
house. Several members on both
sides urged that the rule was toe
stringent. Gladstone then agreed to
accept some notifications to the rule.
Debate then continued over the series.
Twenty-Five amendments were offered,
all of minor interest, when debate
was adjourned.
The government is prepared to
accept modification on the second
c%lotur,s resolution, that q motion for
adjournment DO granted If demanded
by sixty members. The Irish men,
bers will oppose this as placing them
at q disadvantage beside the great
English parties. Gladstone intends
making o statement tomorrow of the
financial questions involved by the
employment of troops In Egypt.
CONTEMPLATING LAWSON.
DUBLIN, November Is. The queens
bepch bar has unanimously and with
many demonstrations OF pleasure ex-
pressed to Judge Lawson Its congrat.
nlations at his escape from murderous
assault Saturday.
The trial of the ten men named
Joyce, charged with the Moomstrasna
murders, has commenced.
PATRICK DELANEY
was brought before the police court
his morning, charged with attempt
ing to assassinate Justice Lawson. He
Was remanded.
A ROW AT GALWAY.
Particulars have been received from
Galway, where there has been such
bad blood between peasants and pro
and magistrates recently,
IN accoant of an attack by q
mob Saturday on huntsmen. They
tho riders, struck the resident
with sticks, cheered for
Parnell, Dillon and the land league,
and finally succeeded in driving the
huntsmen and soldiers in o
from the end of tho cover.
arrests were effected; none
killed, but many bruised badly.
STARVING NATIVES.
CAIRO, November 13.-The native
In the Delta are Ia great
on account of the failure Of
their chief means of sustenance-the
rice crop. Unless aid Is given them
by the government, n il feared many
dcatha fsom starvation will ensue.
THE BEAUTIFUL.
TORONTO, November Is. - Snow
fell here and In various parts of On
to-day, the first Of the season.
FORTY PERSONS DROWNED.
LONDON, November 13.-The steam
ship Angelica, plying between Gifa and
Hull, has foundered in the North sea.
persons drowned.
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
HAVANA, November IL. - The
steamer City of Washington for New
York takes $25, 900 in gold. King AL
fonso expresses q desire that the
money which would be used to cele-
brate the birth of the infant Spanish
princess be devoted to the relief Of
the sufferers by the cyclone in Vuelta
A provincial deputation in Pin del
Rosento petition the home govern
ment, asking it to buy in yuelta Aba
10 the qnantitity of tobacco it usually
purchases in the United States.
A quantity OF goods, chiefly cans of
were washed ashore on the
southeastern coast Of Cuba, supposed
TO have formed a part of the cargo of
some lost vessel.
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR To ENGLAND.
ROME, November 49, Chevalier
has been appointed ambassador
10 England.
A ROW IN sooLoo.
MADRID, November 13.-Telegrams
Manila state a body of native
on Sooloo island attacked
tho Spanish fort, but were defeated,
a loss of seventy killed. The
loss was twenty killed and
Wounded. Order has been restored.
H SPANISH CoRTEs.
The ministry has decided to post
bone the opening of the cortes until
about the 7th of December, in order
@ give deputies from Cuba and Porto
Rico time to arrive in Madrid.
ROYAL SPONSORS.
His Holiness Pope Lso XIII. will
% godfather of the newly born In
anita. The empress OF Austria will
% n of the sponsors.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
PARIS, November Is. u chamber
If deputies resumed debate ON the
of the public worship esti-
Roche, radical, proposed the
of the archbishop of Paris be-
'eduoed to 5000 frances, and also pro-
posed to abolish the archbishopri, Of
A Iuiaea Tba niniutan nf sba .,tou:o.