Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-04

Redmond and Dealy, delegates 10 tho
irish convention at Chicago, who were
among her passengers, landed here ana
proceeded "a Dublin.
IN rHK COMMONS.
LONDON, Sept SIN the house az
commons this afternoon Lord Randolnh
Churchill moved that precedence be
given TO the supply bills.
Diuon moved parueli's amendment
urging that consideration Of the situation
In Ireland admitted OF no DELAY,
sir William Vernon Harcourt pointed
OUT that II the amendment be carried II
would be useless, as the opposition we're
powerless to compel the government TO
Introduce new measures now. There.
fore. he would support Lord Churchill's
motion.
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach urged that an
end be put to the discussion.
Parnell said that II was only by persist.
ent applications OF the principle Of "try
Il again" that the Parnelltes had ever Not
anything. He denied that the parnellites
lintonded TO obstruct the business OF this
session. He himself was drafting a
measure giving lease holders leave to an.
ply 10 the courts to fix fair rents. and
would advise the withdrawal OF the
amendment II the government would give
chance for the Introduction OF such a
bill during the present session.
Lord Randolph Churchill replied that
the government had already stated It's In.
tentlons In regard to the land bin. II
Parnell desired to describe in fuller
manner the way In which he wished the
question dealt with, the government
would undertake to give special sitting
for that purpose
Parnell's amendment was withdrawn.
LAoouchere moved an amendment do.
claring Lord Randolph Churchil's speech
In Belfast calculated to provoke breaches
OF law and ought to be withdrawn.
Lord Randolph Churchill described the
amendment as vain attempt TO set net
In sight Of the bird. He treated with con-
tempt Labouchere's clumsy effort and
natly refused TO respond TO the challenge.
Maj Saunderson moved an amendment
denouncing the presence of British sub
lects at the recent Irish conyen.
ton IN Chicago, calling atten-
ton 10 the statement freely
made that some commoners avowed
that they had taken the Fenlan oath, de.
claring that II this statement was true
the members In question should be SO.
verely censured.
Lord Churchill said the government
would oppose both amendments. The
matters alleged In Mai Saunderson's
amendment he said were in no wise per.
tlnent to the speech from the throne, and
the discussion Of the amendment would
only still further waste the time OF the
house.
TnE CHOLERA RECORD.
ROME, Sept. S.--The cholera returns
for the whole OF Italy for the tweuty-four
hours ending yesterday, are. San Marcos,
in Lamas, 25 new cases, ii deaths; Raven.
na, Il new cases, 6 deaths; Rimini, 20
new cases, deaths In all the other In.
fected districts, now numbering nine
towns, 46 new cases and IL deaths are re.
ported.
JEALOUS or AMERICANS.
LONDON, Sept. 8.--Lord George Iamll.
ton, first lord Of the admiralty, replying %
interrogatlons In the house OF commons
this afternoon, denied that any agent OF
the United States had access through the
firm Of Sir William Armstrong Co tc
designs for naval vessels under con,
fidentlal consideration by the British
government
CHOLERA NEAR NAPLES.
LONDON, Sept. IA violent outbreak
of cholera is reported at Terre del Annun
ziata, near Naples, in consequence o
which the religious festival has been pro.
hibited by the authorities.
PKEL AND THE PARNELLTEs.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Daily Newi
hopes that United lreland's insinuatioI
that Speaker Peel is gagglng the Parnell.
ties by an arrangement with Lord Ran
dolph Churchill is not the view OF the
whole Irish parliament.
The News believes that the speaker
finds Churchill himself more troublesome
than The Parnelites, and hopes the latter
! will assist rather than annoy the speaker
In his arduous duties.