The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-27
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
CHANGE OF MOUNTAINEERING

DUBLIN, Feb. 26.-If the grand inry of
County Waterford find true bill against
Bigger, NJ. P. for County Raven, on the
charge of using seditious language the
crown will apply for a change of venue TO
Dublin. The police have obtained infurma-
ton that the names of six men have already
been enrolled to fill the gaps in the ranks
of the Irish lnvincibles, made by the arrest
of its members for the murders in Dub lin.
STRONG LANGUAGE.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-ln the commons, Par.
nell moved his amendment to the address
in reply to the speech from the throne.
attacking the executive in Ireland for the
administration OF the crimes act. The
language Of the amendment is very violent.
1t refers to unjust executlons.n In mov.
ing the amendment, Parnell said that il
there had been any reduction in the mum
Der OF eutrages in Ireland, il is only because
the people are being Kept down by the
brutal coercion act, administered in a
brutal, terrible way.
tie pointed to the fact that hardly any
persons arrested under the curfeW clause
had been convicted, and showed the power
to arrest was abused He complained Of
the conduct OF the Irish Judges, mostly an.
pointed for political reasons, and therefore
unfit to try political cases. When the PEG.
pie saw juries packed and judges turned
crown prosecutors, all sympathy with law
and order was destroyed and tue people in
evitably became aoetters of crime. Ii the
government, after the Phoenix park muir
ders had relied on the SYM
pathy OF the people instead of
tyrannical acts, Ireland would be peaceful
He protested against the proclamation
r,n moi in nd .,f L..
Freedom Of speech did not exist in Ireland
In the Hynes and other murder cases, the
jures were competed almost exclusively of
Protestants, castle tradesmen, or acQuaint-
ances of the lord lieutenant's. The ad-
mlnistrators OF the laws were detested by
everybody. He defed the government to
continue to govern Ireland without sym
pathy for the people. The amendment of
the land act was urgent, though even that
would not quench the spirit of Irish ma
tionality, He believed that Chamberlain
was one of the few English members who
correctly appreciated the Irish question,
[lrouical cheers
The government has now q great oppOr-
tunity to restore peace and order in Ire
land. He (ParnelD was confident of vic
tory, having million Irish in
America behind him. The attorney
general for Ireland, replying, condemned
the bringing of charges without evidence.
He appealed 10 the house whether Parne'l's
arguments justified his atrocious charges
against the government. The charges OF
jury packing he repudiated.
The Westmeath member gave notice he
would ask the immediate release of Har-
rington, elected member for Westmeath.
= The chief secretary for Ireland denied
that Carey, the ini-rmer was interviewed
before testifying.
Harrington declined to give Northcotte a
day for discussing the motion asking the
committee to inquire into the release of
Parnell, Dillon and O'Kelly from Kilmain-
ham Jail. Northcotte will consider what
course to pursue.
SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURE.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 26.-The house of the
anarchist here who entertained Louise
Michel when she was in Brussels, was re
Gently searched by the police who seized
three trunks. A majority of the docu-
ments contained the.ein were written in
Russian and Italian. One referred to an
international plot. 1t is rumored that
disclosures have been made in connection
with dynamite explosion at Ganshorten,
and the seizure OF these papers will lead to
the arrest OF Louise Michel and several of
her colleagues. The man who was wounded
by the explosion, Civoet, is weaver from
Lyons. lis SAID the French government
demanded his eStraditon.
EMULArING ERIN.
MADRID, Feb. 26.--Accounts from Anda-
tusia snow that the doings of the socalis-
tic secret societies recently discovered there
resemble the worst oatrages committed in
Ireland. The societies are particularly
violent in the denunciation of landlords.
CAREY MKT.
DUBLIN, Feb. 2G.--It Is reported that
when the trials of the men charged with the
Phmnix park murder are concluded, that
James Carey will be tried upon the charge
of being suspicious character.
COMMENDED.
The Duke Of Cambridge, commander o.
the British army, has written the COM
mander of troops in Ireland, highly prais.
Ing the mon for their conduct and the way
in which they performed their difficult or.
ders