Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-20
IN PARLIAMENT.
The Irish Members Of Parliament
Meet to Map Out Their Course.
Salisbury to be Knitted,
The New Parliament, with Salisbury a'
Premier Of All England, Holds
Its First Meeting.

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LONDON, Aug. ia meeting OF the
Parnelllte members was held In the house
of commons before the meeting OF that
body. MIR. parnell presided, seventy
members being present. The meeting dc.
oided to discuss Irish affairs and espe-
cially the Belfast riots during the debate
in the house OF comm ms on the reply TO
the queens speech, and also TO endeavor
TO learn the intentions OF the government
In regard to Ireland M
United Ireland Of Dublin, Mr. Parnell's
organ, reiterates that declaration win
be made OF war to the knife against Lord
Salisbury. The people OF Ireland, Il
says, will resist him with a desperation
and skin never before displayed.
rHR NKw PARLIAMENT.
! LONDON, Aug. le.--At the hour that
parliament met a depressing and per-
sistent rain was falling, and the crowd
gathered about the Westminster buildings
was small. Some enthusiasm was dis
played on the arrival of various proni-
nent leaders, but II was generally faint
The attendance in the house OF commons
was large, Many members arrived before
breakfast, In order TO secure good seats
The queens speech was MS follows:
My LORDS AND GENTLEMEN: | have
summoned you to meet at this unusual
season for the transaction OF indisp, nsa.
BILE business, The session of thelast par.
) Lament was interrupted before the ordl-
. nary work Of the year was completed, In or.
: der that the sense OF my people might be
taken on certain importautappeals with re.
gard TO the government OF ireland. The
result OF the appeal has been CONFIRMED
TO the conclusion TO which the late par
D lament had come. The provisional
, nature Of the arrangement made by tn,
B last parliament, which was a public charg,
Of the year, renders II inexpeditnt I,
8 postpone any further consideration OF IN,
I. necessary financial legislation. Gentle
+ men OF the house OF commons, estimate
that were submitted to last pArliamen
/. and only partially voted will be laid befor
you. My lords and gentlemen, at
period OF the year usually assigned 70
recess, ana after the prolonged and cx
ceptional labors to which many Of yo
3 have been subjected, / abstain frol
recommending now for your considers
ton any measures except those that al
T, essential to the conduct of the publ
ST service dnrlng the remaining portion
In the financial year. | am confident the
10 Will receive your prompt and careful q
/, tention,
- POLICEMEN ARRESTED.
BELFAST, Aug. l9.--The magistrate Z
- Belfast Is In quandary as TO how +
y proceed, in view ot'the verdict OF willfu
y murder found against nine policemen a
- a secret sitting to-day. The policeme
- have not as yet been arrested. They ar
;, charged with unnecessarily firing upol
I" citizens during the recent riots. Min
policemen have been arrested and sent I,
: Jail They intend to apply to the cour
: OF the queens bench for permission Il
= give bail. Two mobs gathered to-da
and INDUCED in stone throwing bu
!. soon dispersed. Affairs here have almos
y resumed their normal condition, and nj
more serious rlotlng is feared. Militar
: precautions have been relaxed.
THE FIGHT BEGINS.
: In the house OF lords this afternoo
Granville asked that the new government
make clear statement OF It's contem
plated Irish policy
The duke OF Argyle, Unionist, denie
that member Of the late goyernmon
was justified In making such deman
- and took occasion TO make long speech
"di secting," as he called IL, Gladstone
Irish policy which the duke described a
u "miserable flascO OF running up 10 tn
y | nhbtuthu iiuk Vi anu
n Nationalist party"
!. st. Osweld moved and DeRos seconde,
an address In reply 10 the queens speech
o Lord Salisbury admitted that the situa
j ton In BurmAh WAS unsatisfactory, bu
4 he thought there was no reason for ap
a prehension. The Afghan boundary com
q mission had not been Withdrawn, al
h though difference had arisen In TegarG
n 10 boundaries. II could be settled al
e easily 10 London and 81. Petersburg Ms OF
d the spot, with reasonable prospect 0
a accord between England and Russia will
! regard 10 the Afghan boundary. Thu
a policy of the government toward TuTkel
would be 10 continue the policy OF lat
years. Referring 10 Ireland, SALISBURY
said: The government would take ever
step 10 maintain social order and protec
e individual rights, II was necessary Il
have time for inquiry before entering
into details regarding reform Of the gov
I eminent Office. With respect 10 cduca
4 ton and local government for Ireland, b,
n was unable 10 furnish sketch OF thu
= governments proposal. There would b.
special inquiry as TO the means Of dc
: yeloplng the material resources Of Ire
> land. There would also be an inqulr,
into the Belfast rlotlng. There was nc
pima A9@iN NlOhhA AOi Wv
, conduct OF the police Of Belfast.
In the commons II was proposed thai
Bradlaugh's order declaring the interfer-
ence Of the peers Ia elections for mem
; bers Of the house Of commons high In
fringement OF the liberties and privileges
: Of the commons be not renewed this year.
He said IL was constantly treated
with contempt, and was therefore
practically obsolete, and might as well
be abandoned, II 1t was not rein
forced. lie pointed out very active inter
ference in behalf OF Tory and Unlonisi
candidates and against the Gladston
lens by the easls Of Westminster, Leices.
ter and Montague, and the dukes Of Nor.
: folk and Argyle In Chester, Norfolk,
Bucks and Argyle, during the elections,
and commended that II the peers were u
be permitted 70 defy the ancient ano
much-boasted rights Of the commons, The
Latter raigh nel adjourn and SAYS