New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-02


easily. Teemer was thought 20 have al he wanted
to do early in the with Matterson, but he wore
him down and finally padded in. The English
will have it. nevertheless, that Matterson's style
is far superior to Teemers whose victory they at
tributed to his wonderful physical powers, OF
which he has not yet learned to make the best use.
Beachs final victory surprised nobody and pleased
nobody. Engishmen had to look on while Aus
tralia and America competed for the championship
of the world. Oarsmen dislike the form of both.
Beach sits too high in the boat and Teemer rows
with double jerk and finishes with arms out from
the body.
"A Run of Luck" by Mr. Harris and Mr.. Pettitt
has been produced at Drury Lane by Mr. Harris
with great splendor. The critics complain of its
excessive realism and want of dramatic interest
but the piece is really spirited illustration of life
on the turf and promises to win popularity equal to
that Of Harrs's other spectacular plays. G. W. s.
Mr.. SEXTON PROPOSES AN AMENDMENT
ENDEAvoRING TO FORCE THE GOVERNMENT TO
ACT AT BRLFAsT--A FARMER MURDERED IN
KERRY.
LONDON Sept. LIN the House of Commons
this evening. Mr. Sexton moved his amendment to the
address in reply the Queens speech which s as fol-
lows:
1--WE humby represent to Your Majesty that the cir
cupstancos accountable for the riots In Belfast
dictate the necessity for special measures to mai ntan
the adjustment OF Your Maiestys authority in the
district whererom the police havo been expelled by the
Increase OF the local constabusry to such strength as
will enable 1t to deal with any probable contingency
In offering his amendment, Mr. Sexton denied that he
had acted tousy He charged that the riots in
Belfast had been conceived and ted in the inter
ests of the present Government. lCheers.l He de-
manded that the Government order In Belfast
without awaiting the results OF a protracted In
Qury by a commission. Six hundred poor Catholics
had been deprived OF livelihood through
political intrigue. He was not aware that
any Protestants had been treated similarly. He
asked Lord Randolph Churchill what the Government
proposed induce Protestant employers OF Bel
fast to fulfil their duty and re-empoy tue S..oc' uhey
CONNECT these riots with the question or Homo Rule.
With, without Home Rule, he declared riots would
unless the Government brought those who had in.
cited disorder 10 book cheers by the use III ireland
| used in Hyde Park. London. Amsterdam Chicago aud
elsewhere. Lord Randolph Churchirs Belfast speech
Mr. Sexton asserted had tended to excite spirit OF dis
| loyalty among the people, he believed that tho
got in order to 10 nnuence the division on
Home Rule bill In the House OF Commons aud 10
affect the result OF the general elections Cheers MI
Sexton concluded By asking Lord Rantolph Churchill
what he intended to do TO remedy the fghtiu cOnsc-
quences OF his own acts lCheers ,..,..,
denied absolutely that Lord Randolph Church's action
had IN snywse led TO the Belfast troubles lie feared
| creased by Mr.. sexton's statements. ana he
earnestly imporet the Parnelites to 81, Iefrain
provoke unfortunate feelings wlcn mad originated
the riots. He warmly praised the admirable manner ~
which the cOnstabuary OF Belfast had acted lhe Chef
Secretary expressed the hope that the members OF the
House would assist the Government TO their utmost IN
| the dinicult task which confronted them and await
patiently results OF the Royal Commissions invcs
cation when the Government would know what course
| to adopt
Mr. Mcdonald. member .or Sligo, moved the adjourn
ment of tho debate.
The Parneltos indignant at the attitude OF tsS
Speaker In the debate In the House OF Comncds last
evening. They hint that they Will retaiac US prolong
the debate II is not believed thai ;ne debate on tho
address Will be concluded this week In spite OF the
An n ~
agreed that tnerc shall % speaking on their
| side.
DUBLIN, Sept !. A dispatch from Brr that some
soldiers belonging TO Prince Alberts Regiment have
been arrested for refusing to assist st evictiOns.
| Farmer MacNamara. OF Mount Bdly, Clare County,
| was shot and instantly killed last night.
In Belfast the police have returned to duty along the
shankh Road. Crowds assembled In different parts OF
| the city.
body OF civilians to-day attacked party OF soldiers
bslOnging 10 the lrsh Fusleers for using "dsloyal
expressions aud compelled them TO seek shelter In their
| barracks.