New-York tribune., 1886-04-01
ENDING THE BELGIAN RIOTS.
WORK RESUMED IN MANY FACTORIES
SOME DISORDERS STOPPED AT ToURNM - OVER
TWO THOUSAND PERSONS ARRESTED.


TWO THOUSAND PERSONS ARRESTED.
BRUSSELS, March 31.-WOrk has been re-
sumed in all and collcres in the Chareroi
dierict The authorities have forbidden the workmcn
to celebrate the ending of the strike by carnival AT
T0urna the masters and men negotiated for resump-
ton Of work The conference between the masters ana
workmen at Tournai resulted In Disagreement ana the
strikers resumed riotug. Later quiet was restored.
strikers expressed themselves satisfied with
the increase OF pay offered them, although IL WIS iss
than tney demanded
Rioters today cut the telephone communication be-
tween Creyecenr and Allan Eight hundred men en-
gagged in ro.ing at Calonno and CreyecGur. ana
threatened to cement factory They were as
perscd.
The number of arrests made in Belgium In connection
with $500 The prisons have more In
than properly be accommodated Inc receipts
OF the railway companies have fallen Oh heavhy shco
the beginning of the disturbances
General Van der smssen has removed his headquart-
els to Mons. Affairs everywhere calmer although
strikes are impending at various places.
Tournai the employers yielded to the demands
the quarrymen. while the operstivos at Ecaussnes
have obtained 2J per cent increase la wages.
The Government officials will heuceforth strictly su-
pervise foreign kilograms, owing TO the Iase reports
that abroad notably the statement that
Charlero In state OF siege. state OF seee can
not be declared unless Parliament formally sanctions
such action.
NM. Rochefort and Laguerre have abandoned their
attempt visit Charero TO counsel with tne erlEerM
Ihey w Instead pnosn Viosns nsGroaept OF Belgium is
expelng from the country without ceremony ali frehcH
TARIs March 3I-Tho Belgian Socialists Of Paris, who
prevented from holding "A meeting lasn hight ny
aga interfered and all the leaders II Is prob
able that the Government will order thoir expulsion
Presidens Grevy has received letter threatening him
with violence aud i'll consequence the guard AZ MS ouo
o. OF rotng Belgian strikers threaten
Consequently STR " reinforced the frontier num-
Der OF Belgabs have already been arrested OF Lille
BRUSSELS. March 3i.-sev-re sentences have M , been
lug down with King LeopoldF' have been sehtehcoa
six months mprisonment ard those arrested @ w LOT
threatening mendicancy are 10 De lhprl'oneu io' '0
yea4a- Business Is at standstiiL
PROVISIONS OF THE IRISH LAND BILL
THE TERMS on WHICH LAND WILL BE BOUGHT AS
UNDEHSTOOD BY An IRISH NEWSPAPER
DUBLIN, March 31.-THe Freeman'S Jo"rndt
states that tho Irish Land bill which Mr. Gladstone Will
propose dses not as has been stated involve either
com pukory purchase the advance OF any specineu
sum from the peria treasury. What the measure VIII
enact will he right OF any o. land In lreiahu
to claim from Government OF Ireland, after Home
Rule has been granted privilege Of being bought out
Al Gum regulated by law This sum, The Journal says,
will be arrived by multiplying tho amount OF the rent
where II is Judiciary hSed, or OF fair rent, when IL
rated iudically by term OF years to pr agresd
upon by Parliament In all where the owners put
such claims be bo ught out the Imperial ehchequer
is q provide the purchase money.
The irish Government Is 70 guarantee repayment anu
a 70 attend to the business OF reimbursng the Empire
for all these ouays by dspOsDs OF the purchased ands
10 occupers and collecting in the shape OF payments
therefor rents will cover the whole sum back III
forty-nne years As at present framed, Mr. Gadstonos
hill according 10 The Journal likes the rents to be pad
~
pui When the tenant has IN rent psld 10 tue lrs
5rument the amount the land cost tue boVernnen
h /. to become the Although the tenant is TO
pay the Irish Government per oent year tne Ia5sr
will b. responsible to the Imperial treasury lor ohIy
per year, the difference to go into sinhng iuu
10 meet bad debts Of collection, and so iOrih
The neanr- as outlined by me treemGhs JoWnm Is
so vastly different from the attributed by certain
as.cnishment The present bill does not compel an
exodus of Englshmen from Ireland. III simply ~naoos
the GoverGment III gradual ana easy WAY WITHOUT III
creasng tho public burdens or rnnhng tne tsx oi v,
TO adjust the conflict OF interest between the peasan
residence ireland desirable TO remain there as long as
her please and assisting those VINO ma IL othrf"se W
leave without suffering Injustice
MR.. DAvTrT APPEALING TO Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN.
LONDON, March 31.-Micbael Davitt, speak
ing at Leicester tonight said he did not impusn Mr
Chamherains motive for leaving the Cabinet The Ma
tonast party looked upon Mr. Chamberlain as a friend
OF ireland. His scheme for the government OF that
country generous one but IL failed to satisfy the
demands ofthe people. The speaker appealed TO
Mr. Chamberlain not TO thwart Mr. Gladstone In the CAL
| ryng out Of his Irish projects.
| EXPLODING TONS OF DYNAMITE WITH PISTOL.
| PANAMA March 81. via GalvestOn.-At Ca
eyra two leagues tho line OF the canal
niue tons guupOwder and dynamite were e1poded Oy
pistol shot fred by guard band OF robbers Six
men we're killed aud several others wounded The force
| O; the ca osion terrific.
Tie Cuebra section OF the Panama Canal Is the most
difficult one to work. large amoun, OF solid rock has
IN be cut through For this purpose dynamite and giant
powder used Culebra IL The summit OF the sth'
enJ ~ va from the heights OF Cueb.a trat Balboa rst
saw the Pacific The is Spanish and meaus SER
| pent.