Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-22
BETOnD The ATLANTIC.
Relisl.us Rlot. Raging In
EreIand.


MzxfA81s HGpk, HID 311tt0Ry EIu1zBE,
aooompaulod ~ drinR. aontinue9
thsouaAoat tha city al e lass niahi.
Two paliesmen wgra woundsd and q
numbeE of citizens ssricusly iniurad
How many q tie lAttsF are haFt b not
known, bee4uae the friends % many
carried them Away bsfers tue authoFi-
4 . oguid aec1rs than for hospltal
tEeafmsnt. Twenfy arrests wers nnada
anriae he night The Catholics egioos
bilseE sgiss aRainst tha polfsaman and
e1ldisEs Iha appssEanee Of q single
poiioemBn u The tfeuhled distxie1s lasi
ni4hs gas arseled With . vollsy of
assnsa Ihs aspect 81 ana fa fhis
morni1E y threatsning. and more aFine
- sxpeolsd.
RioaiBe wss resumed e. dinnsr time
1o4ay q Ne iunsliOn sf ths NoFth1m
beEiand ard EaIis roads b the Oatholfs
mill hands aeonina tue police on dnEg
70 keep the Oranaamen at tbs Oassn's
Ialand abipgard from cominQ il oontaut
with fhs mill hAnda. TIE stonins waa
% heavy and skilIful that ths psiies had
% rslseai e. far as Shaak Hill Here
fhsy we're reinforced and shay drove
the nob b4ak. capturing . uzmbeF On
the uay. Whils Eats battle Was going
en-, nnsahaE mob Ia anofhes l0ualify At
taoked with stones ths Black Watch
Feeiment Of Weizhmeo. alsAnagh tue
soldiers we're fully armed and ID GQhs-
M array. TIE troops With Gxed bag
onefo charged ID d0able quick tima on
the unob and drove ahem from the soane,
wpan6ina q great number of ths rioters
and aErssIiaa two. sun another moh
Goa into faht IN tram snK stable aad'
anFging oat into ths 1tRses threw q Pass
inR esF from ths tFack and over
turned "a. Tie ear w@s at The time
1lled With passengers. 1he mob that
oEorluEnsd this car oVideutly had not
Intended - do a. Thev wars Agiting
. purely rafiRious haht, bnt g loaaiiiy
wa1 infested with FoWdlos and when
thaBe ioafers sac the car Glisd with pas
nsnRsRs they fusiliadsd it with uloaes.
Tia terror stricken passengers crowded
aioss under the seata and under one en-
ether and shisiaad themselves 10 tbs
heat wag fhsy could with mats and sat
asekiona Several we're hurt. The sit
uatiou wa1 psKilons until the military
Rssoaed them and escorted then b q
plaoe o. safety.
Dehaae on she Land nan CsasIaaea.
LcNDoA, Sept. 2l.-I1og3 Randolph
OhuFohill, n The House o. Commoas
this afteEnoon, replying 70 guestisus
aAid that 10 the event Of q rising in
Bulearia. which be did not applehana,
sne British Government would act eon,
seisutionalIy and advise the crown 70
act in the manner shat, In their opinion,
would Be the best ealoalsted 70 protect
tie interest OF the people.
John Morley resumed she debate on
tie second reading Of the PaFnell land
bill. He thonght that PaFnall In his
speech last night had proved bis cass 10
regard 70 the fall IN prices Of Irish farm
products. Meriey oontended that the
bin preyidad bsttsF machinery and .
better method Of answering the Gov
sEnmena'H oWa question as 70 the ne
osasity Of relieving the Irish tenants
10 some form other than the apPoint-
ment Of Q royal commission. BE also
believed that the landlords Of iceland,
and pot for the first time IN her history,
ware making q gFieFous mistake Ia
allowing the bin TO be rejected. lIrtsh
oheoFa
Sir Miobael Hicks Bea b, Ohief sse-
reaAHy for Ireland. stated that the Gov
eminent commission, 70 inquire into
lhe woFkinS Of the land act Of 81.
would consist Of Earl Cowpsr. chair
nan, Earl Miltown. Sic jams OaiFd.
Judge o Haaan and George CostrelI.
PaFpsli's land bill was rejected By
vote Of 81 70 zoe.
Chaplin, Conservative. opposed the
bill. He TAINTED Gladstone and Nor
10y With again using an argumsnt Of
fear. The PaFneli bill vas the most
impudent pFoposit en- ever submitted 10
Parliamsat. Il involved the Fsduotlsn
Of 50 Per cent. for sn iadsanite period.
tCheaFa
Lard Harrington rozrsstsa thar be
wns al able 70 support Gladatone's con-
olusian. He said thefe wAa little doubt
the hims had arrived for q full inquiry
into The aRfaFian question Of Ireland.
The government never meant 10 innti-
tuta such inquiFy. Yea, pendinR this
inveseaRasion. Gladstone vas prepared
10 take aetioa on PArnell'a bill which
only last Aueust be (0ladstonel argaed
would Be unfair. (OheoFA TIE exist
laa iudieial Fants we're hxed daring 9
psfiod of Rrsas depression. and u has
nos yet bosa proved that the land oo1Fts
tailed 20 maks due allowance for the
staaa Of thinqs that have arisen sines
that time. PAEliamsnt would inouf
areAi Amoant Of responsibility 1t u r.
iooked he qavaEnment's proposition fer
he pguasEVattsn Of order, as such action
wauld eue8aRage socialistio and CON-
mnnistic idess IL the interest Of oeF-
tain class ef PeFsoas. Oheen Tue
lasa GovsFnnana, he eonllnned, did not
vsasars &, gaRgs temporary relief
msasarea for Ifoland.
Sir Miehasl Hiaks- Beach declared
that tha bill, Il pasee }, Woald not Be
received a the south and uest % Ire
land aa q temporary measure. tCheeFs.)
Bua tha GovaFnmeat would not buY
peaea b. doing an iniuStioe o. by black
mafl. In canaluaion, be said thai The
dissassion of PaFuelias proposals. vas
80 ast of Rroas iniusiice 70 ths Irish
landlords.
sir Wm. vsrnon Hareoart aaid that
he thoaQht TIE House and the oountFY
woula motioa tha alaR Ing tone Of de-
fanos ana menaes wtfh which the Chief
seoFasasy fog Ireland embarked co his
mission % peaaa. ~Lofd Harrington.
eouainnea tha apeakor, s'is alone 90
niQAa, ike tha Last Eose q SammsE.'
lIMaRhseF. Whsrs Uers his con.
paninnaY where waa Chamoakiatny
re Literal Union did nsi see0 % -
ansh os Q Lfheral Union aftsE all. he
Lateral party woaid follow its Old
polioy ana do uhat Il osai4 - sSerl tue
great dangers uhioA ths policy q tbo
GoguKnmanf Gbreatenad.
An ths Glad lloaiana sappoFt 4 TIE
Parnailiaas. Tue unionisls V0tsd via
the G9VssnmenA.
GlaAsasna aos q Bees@s q RsDaa
Cnahalae.
InHDoa, 6epA al.--Gla3siens pab-
tishaa 8 IsttsE. agAin dnayinR ths Pre-
taueants' rapeM1sd reports that hs y
anuut b ioin the Catholic ghufea. he
nsyn, Zee saassmeus thas ! iatand 20
hseoma . Roman Caaholie u We reriVal
a. 8 naissFahls faI9shood. fepFodnoed
from tims % tima uithoat . aaadog e
evidences for haeis. ana 4 is auwuFthy
e notiss antil is ansumss = character
vsry dfGsEsat fsom = msrsiy oaia@ns01s
inxantton.n
Assosa = Aeuspt the nuiaaEiaa RsplT.
6nFs4, aapA 1l.-The Ruaaian aReat
haa narssa - acsspf the nuiaAffan -
riy b RasIia'a nota.
Tne nsmanasA,a EAAnhaEivinE DaT.
OrrAwA tOnG), sapL 1.-GoVeuesa
Islh haa hssn appclnteo - tn4nkaGiy-