Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-05-23

considered the matter before the RESOLUTION
was framed, and the repression bill contains
their separate conclusions.
Chief Secretary Treyelysn said the suspect
O'Mahoney is not an American citizen, and
has not bsen prevented writing to the United |
States Minister. The Government, he de- |
clared, has not offered O'Mahoney. or any |
American citizens, money to quit the country. |
Gladstone announced that tomorrow he |
would move that the repression bill have pre- |
cedence over all other business until It's con-
is concluded. If he finds it neces- |
sary, be will afterwards ask precedence for
the arrears of rent bill.
Parnell gave notice that he would move
that Gladstone's resolution in regard to the
repression bill shall also apply to the arrears
bill.
Gladstone then moved second reading OF
the arrears bill.
The House was very crowded when he made
his motion.
Gladstone said it is impossible to compel
people to borrow, therefore the money sup
piled by the Government must be gift. lie
stated that there were 5S5 600 tenants In Ire
land, paying under ESQ rent (Grithth.s valua'
tion), and OF these 200, 600 were excluded from
the benefits of the Lard Act by being In ar
rears. This. he said, must be remedied. he
AQlnlGteu tudb Use pfopoeoi Woo S-NS.
but 60 was the state Of Ireland.
s. Clater Booth, Conservative, moved an
amendment, declaring it inexpsdient to
charge the consolidated fund with any pay
ment for arrears, except in form OF loan.
He described the Governments plan as com.
munistic and demoralizing. 1t was an evil
precedent, and most Objectionable, In view OF
the Scotch and English farmers who suffered
as much as the Irish farmers. ;.
Forster testified to the general lenlency OF
the landlords of Ireland, though there were
individual cases of hardships. He said it
would be of interest to landlords to reduce
the number of tenants. 1t poor tenants got
fair start they would become f5wer and
better off, and wretchedness would no longer
furnish an excuse for agitation. He believed
many landlords would accept small COM
pensation from tenants in order to get the
Governments grant. He strongly favored
the grant taking the form of gift.
A motion to adjourn the debate was OPP
posed by Gladstone, and rejected by 40 to
140.
Chaplin then moved an adjournment of the
House. Rejected-272 to 135.
Sir Herbert Maxwell moved an adjourn
ment of the debate.
Gladstone said in view of the opposition
he would take up the bill in the morn
ing sitting of Tuesday instead of the repres-
sion bill.
An adjournment of the debate was then
agreed to.
Alta meeting of the Irish parliamentary
party to-day, Parnell presiding, the Secretary
was directed to telegraph all absentees TO at
tend the sessions of the House to oppose the
repression bill. Parnel, Sexton, HealY,
Leahy and Dillon were appointed commit
tee to draft amendments to the bill. This
signifies strenuous resistance on the part of
the Irish members.
House of Lords,
LONDON, May 22l.-In the House of Lords
the Marquis of Wexford gave notice of and
postponed his question in relation TO the Kill
msinham compact.
Earl Granville protested against such q
notice, as the lower House had ruled similar
one out OF order.
An adjournment of the House to June LIST
was then agreed to.
The Jewish Exodus.
broadly, May 22d.-Complaint is made
that the Liverpool Rslief Committee only
transport strong young men to America,
while men and women with large families are
left at Broadly. Starvation is increasing and
sickness is widespread. Emigration from
Russia is progressing. and the Jews are SELL
ing the whole of their property az any cost,
and hurrying to the frontier. The Mayor of
Laiuberg has directed the relief committee of
that town to commence disbursing the funds
hitherto held back. The Jewish committee
at Berlin have resolved only to help those
whom the action of the Russian authorities or
the destruction of their property obliges to
emigrate, as they are no longer able to assist
voluntary emigrants.
Demand for a Recall.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. May 22d.-The Turkish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the name of
the Sultan, demanded that the British and
French ambassadors recall the squadrons
from Alexandria, on the ground that order is
now restored.
The Crown Prince in Danger.
BERLIN, May 22d.-The Berlin Tdgsblatt
states that the German Embassy at st. Pc
tersburg has been warned that the German
Crown Prince Frederick William will run
great danger if he attends the coronation of
the Gear at Moscow, and that there is deep
conspiracy against the Gar and his guests.
The Coronation Deferred.
LONDON, May 22d.-A dispatch from Tilsit
states that at council of the Russian I'M
perial family ut Peterhoff Palace it was de-
cided, because of the receipt of alarming
information touching the projects of the
Nihilists, to defer the coronation of the Gar
for year.
Derby Betting.
LONDON, May 22d.-In the Derby betting
Lorillard's Gerald stands % to / against him,
Sachem 16 to 1. Coupled, they sell to 1.
Recruiting Under Difficulties Coin from
the Treasury.
| CAIRO, May 221.-So little enthusiasm ex-
| lists in the country that the few recruits
answering calls to arms are brought to Cairo
| in chains.
| The Ministry of War demanded e25, 900
| from the treasury, and ultimately obtained
S., 900. nominally for tents.
Say Subsidies.
PARIS May 22j.-The Chamber of Depu,
| ties to-day resolved despite the opposition of
| Say, Minister of Finance, to consider the
proposal of substituting the duty on alcohols
! for the duty on wines and beers. At the
close Of the sitting Say rendered his resigna-
ton.
Revolt Ended.
LONDON, May 22i.-The Crivosnians
crossed the Montenegrin frontier and sur
rendered their arms to the Montenegro
troops. They were informed. The revolt
has thus ended.
Disastrous Fire.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 22d.-The fire in
the Jewish quarter, Kevo district, destroyed
los houses, causing damage of 100000
roubles.
Cardinal Threatened.
DUBLIN, May 22d.-Cardinal McCabe has
received number of threatening letters. He
is guarded by the police.
Bridge.Burners Promptly Disposed OF.
CITY OF MEXICO. May 22d.-Five men
who attempted to destroy q bridge on the
Mexican National Railroad Friday, were
caught yesterday by the Governor, and i'm
mediately shot.