The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-09
EBQM FOREIGN FIELDS,
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Harmonious.
salisbury and aladstonS Sensation.
The PAN Mall Gazette Ncam.
Thei Situation in AM
The Russian Press. VI
England.
MATTERS IN PARLIAMENT,


LONDON July S.-Last night in the
House OF Commons,.Sir Michael Hicks
Beach moved that the government
have precedence in the business of the
House on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
he deprecated the idea OF the motion
being regarded as one of confidence in
the government. 1t was sim.
ply proposed and submit
ted Tor = the convenience OF
the House to enable the House tC
transact the business of the session az
quickly as possible. The government
had no desire to screen their policy
and actions from criticism, but the
main business now should be the sub.
Jeots OF supply and ways and means,
which business was very backward.
Mr.. Gladstone supported the mo.
tion, because he thought it desirable
to speedily wind up The business OF
the session..
In regard to the foreign policy Mr.,
Gladstone said no believed it was
tho duty of the late govern.
mont to support the present
government In the perfection of i'm.
portant national aims. The statement
was in the main correct that Russin
mad promised the Zultcar Pass 10 the
Ameer. The government, Mr.. Glad.
stone said, would have his best sup
port In all reasonable efforts to bring
that question to settlement.
Lord Randolph Churchill thanked
Mr.. Gladstone for his considerate ro-
ception of the motion of the chancel-
lor of the exchequer. Lord Ran
dolph disclaimed, on behalf of the
government, any responsibility for
the evacuation Of the Soudsn. He
said that when the present govern
ment assumed office the order for the
evacuation had been carried out and
could not be reversed.
TAFFY FOR THE @. o. NJ,
me Standard says 1t is pleasing
uuty 10 acknowledge the admirable
tome IN which Mr.. Gladstone dealt
with the government plans in his
speech IN the House of Commons last
night. The speech was n statesman
ike respsnso TO q statesmanlike ap-
peal.
SHIELDING SHAME AND SCANDAL,
The police have been ordered to sup
press me street sales of those issues
OF tho Pail Mall Gazette, which contain
articles on the secret vices OF London.
All nows vendors found selling issues
ON the streets, are being arrested. Six
yenders, who were taken in custody
this morning, were arraigned this al.
ternoon In the Mansion House Police
Court, and remanded for week. Bail.
ing Is to be allowed.
sPuRaHoN's SOLID SUPPORT.
Inc hev. Mr.. Spurgeon publishes a
letter In this afternoons Pail Mall Ga
zette, approving Of that Journals ex-
posuro OF the secret vices Of the aristo-
Gratis OF London. The letter is re-
markable III many respects and the
following are some OF his expressions: :
VI feel bowed down with shame and
Indignation al this loathsome busi-
ness, but even sewers must be
cleansed. / pray that good may come
from this horrible exposure,
which incidentally must do harm,
but whose great drift must
result In lasting benefit. don't think
our churches have failed, for they have
kept pure remnant alive In the land,
believe that many are unaware of
these dung hills reeklng under their
nostrils. / thank all co-operators in
your brave warfare. Spare not Villains,
even though wearing stars and gar.
ters. We need a vigilance committee
q moral police-to suppress their in
fanny. Let the light In without stint
age.N
THE GAzRTTR is GAME,
The Pail Mall Gazette, in one OF its
later afternoon editions, bids defiance
to the authorities in the work of at
to suppress the sales of the
past three days issue of the paper. II
claims honor for leading in the cause
OF exposing the vices OF the rich, and
declares that the best men OF England
support II in its crusade.
The Gazette challenges the courts OF
London TO prosecute IL for the work IL
10 engaged In, and says IL might sub
pmna halt Of the Legislature of Eng
land to prove the accuracy OF its reve-
lations. The Gazette continues to-day
the work OF adding to its revelations.
The paper IL selling at q groat premi-
nm, and the circulation Is enormous.