The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-01


was reported in the Freeman's journal to the
effect that he had referred to tie suspension
of OKelly, saying the house was at least sup
posed to be composed of gentlemen. OBrien,
a member for Mallow, had written him sub
seouently. asking, on behalf of O'kelly an
opportunity to withdraw this question, but
he had not done 50.
Gladstone moved that Mr. O'Kelly be re
CURED to appear i'll his place tomorrow, be
cause of she complaint made by McCoan that
OKelly had sent him challenge
O'Blien Parnell and Shell objected TO the
reference of private quarrels to Parliament,
Shell said he thought it would suffice if both
McCoan and O'kelly We're bound over to
keep the peace
Gladstone's motion was carried by vote
of 25O to ~.
Lord Edmond Fitzmauice, under Foreign
Secretary said that England and Mexico
would both appoint ENJOYS to negotiate for
the renewal Of diplomatic relations between
the two countries
DYNAMITE CoNSPIRATORS INDICTED.
LONDON, May 31-In the Central criminal
court to-day, the recorder, in charging the
grand Jury, referred to the dynamite con
spirators, DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher
Whitehead, Curtin, Ansburgh and Wilson,
and said the Indictment against them would
charge the six prisoners with treason-felony.
He stated that Lynch, alias Norman, who
turned inforner, has been permitted to give
evidence for the queen. He would de
scribe the plans Of the Fenian con
spiracy which existed in America. II
no
connected with that conspiracy they would
return true bill against them Lynchs evil
dance be said, would he most fully cOrrob-
GRATED by other witnesses. The charge had
been postponed for some days while the crown
had been deciding as to the exact natlre of
Indictment. A second indictment, he said,
would be preferred against six OF the prison
ers, for having in their possession nitro-gly-
cefine with intent to commit murder Lynch
would also be permitted to give queens evi-
dence in this case. The grand jury returned
a true bill in all the cases within an hour
after receiving the recorders charge.
NOT SATISFIED WITH THE MANIFESTO.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 31-The manifesto
issued by the Car on the day of the corona
ton created an unfavorable impression
here. A riot occurred on the evening OF
the 2sth among the crowds assembled in the
streets, and the mob assaulted the director of
police who was endeavOring to restore or
der Detachments of Cossacks were called
out and dispersed the rioters a hundred of
whom were arrested. The riot did not arise
from political causes.
THE RIOT AZ ROSIOFF.
LONDON, May 3l.-The outbreak against
the Jews which occurred at Rostoff, Rus
STA, on the 22d, on account of the murder OF
Russian by Jewish publican, was quellei
the same night, after 100 houses belonging tC
the Jews had been destroyed Fifteen of the
rioters were killed by the troops
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
BERLIN, May 31.-Despite the assurances OF
the French that there is no danger of wal
between France and China thee commerce
of Germany with China is already much
disturbed by the Tohquin dispute. 1t is
hoped in Berlin thai, il France declares a
blockade of the Chinese ports, Great Britain
| and America will refuse to recognize it. A
French blockade cannot he effective. and
Germany will certainly support England and
America in opposing it, The German gov
eminent is considering the question Of send
ing more vessels 10 the Chinese coast
OUR MINISTER TO TURKEY.
CONsTA TNoPLE, May 81 Hon. Alphonsc
Taft, United States minister TO Austria
Hungary, and Eugene Schuyler, United
States minister to Greece. Servia and Ro7l.
mania, were presented to the sultan yesterday
by Gen Wallace United States minister /,
Turkey
AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
| WELLINGToN, May 81 The government of
New Zealand has agreed in conjunction with
the government of New South Wales, to re-
new for two years the contract for caIryins
| the mails between San Francisco and Austria
liza and New Zealand Should the United
States, however. refuse to contribute a sub
sidy, the contract is 10 be terminated at the