Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-15
The Irish Members Of Parliament In.
auguratG a DonnybroOk in The
Commons,
But Were Finally Sat Upon by
Gladstone's Followers Three
to One,
Count DE Chambord Again Wrestling
With Dcath-Thc Wheat Crop
OF France - Spanish
Troubles.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE IRISH MEMBERS IN PARLIAMENT.

GINA EtNENI t'oINEitSN -.
THE IRISH IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, August 14.-Thero was long
debate, characterized by much obstruc.
ton on the part of the Irish members, in
the commons last night, on the vote for
the legal expenses incurred in the recent
criminal prosecutions in Ireland. Har-
rington alleged that Myles Joyce, who
was found guilty and executed for parti-
cipating in the murder of the Joyce fami-
ly in County Galway, September IS,
1882, was judicially murdered, despite
the fact that evidence of his innocence
was accessible to Earl Spencer, lord
lieutenant of Ireland. Callan, member
for Louth, declared the government
could have brought the Phoenix park
murderers to Justice %withoutthe evidence
of James Carey, but that Sir William
have Carey accepted rs an informer for
the purpose Of e%ndeavoring to connect
some of the Irish members of parliament
with the murders. Parnoll repeated the
charges of jury-packing in Ireland, and of
the reckless desire of the government to
procure convictions, for the purpose of
striking terror among the people of that
country by the tyrannical use of the
power of secret inquiries.
Porter, encouragement for Ireland,
replying to the remarks of the Irish
members, said that rs long rs atrocities
in Ireland went unpublished, the means
of inquiry allowed by law wsuld be used
without shrinking. During the debate
Harrington charged Spencer with having
Myles Joyce hanged, when he knew the
condemned man was innocent. He was
called to order for this remark, and then
modified his statement.
Healy, member for Monaghan, was al
so called to order during the debate for
using violent language against officers of
the rown.
Parne!l, rs n protest against the CON
duct of the government, moved that the
amount of money provided for in the ap-
preparation, be reduced, but his motion
was defeated by "a yeas to % nays.
The private insane asylum in the town
of Ealing, Middlesex county, burned last
night. Five of the inmates burned.
THE SPANISH RISING.
Several sergeants who took part in the
Spanish revolution at Santa Domingo
have been executed at that place. They
refused to make any disclosures in rela-
ton to the revolutionary pl,t. There
has been no disturbances at Valencia or
Seville, but some arrests. Civilians have
been made sub-officers at those places as
measures of %precaution.
The correspondent of The Telegraph at
Bayonne says the king of Spain has sum
moned Marshal Serrano to form n new
ministry. The correspondent of The
Times at Madrid, however, denies that
any change of the ministry is intended.
Reports published in yesterdays Paris
Temps that a regiment had mutinied in
Catalonia and that conflicts occurred at
L~eodegerona and Figuras and the state
ment of the Exchange Telegraph COM
pany on the 11th inst. that Ruise Gorilla
was i'll Spain, directing the rising, are not
confirmed.
Deaths at Alexandria from cholera yes
terday, A.
FRANCE IN MADAGASCAR.
The Standard states that a dispatch re-
ceived from Madagascar fullyconfirmsthe
first accounts of the differences between
the French and English at Tamatave.
Should France, says The Standard, not
offer explanations, England, no doubt,
must demand them.
CHAMBORD.
A telegram from Frohsdorf announces
Count De Chambord is wrestling with
death.
There. were 675 deaths from cholera in
Egypt Monday, includin5 6 at Cairo.
FRENCH WHEAT II
The Bulletin DIES Halles says the yield
of wheat this season in France will be
eighty-five million hectolitres, compared
with one hundred and four million to one
hundred and five million each year since
1872. The quality is good.
AN AMERICAN KICKER.
1t is stated General Wallace, U. S.
Minister to Turkey, is now the only for
eign representative who is opposed to the
proposed Lyons tax.