Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-17
MT. ParneII' 5 AecaSeerS
A Jangle in Con7Ino1s Ov-r t1c
 Investigating Conmi.tce.
TO STRENGTHENS FRENCH PORTS.
A Credit of aI3,.9o o2o Asked for tie, Better Defense "f seaHoAri Cit;"a--Hz- tending the German Language - Tue White Pasha Said to i;e stunI.y.

LONDON, July i7.-Th, .a.lA n crmn1o yesterday vgr tSe s}iSru>>l .A 'Nt Ih' loN,3..i. mentS blI to appulut ,i ey-r.. ..H tp ulNss- tigate the charges against Alr buri.es, A,., shadows the bitter strife that will ce~,auiy greet the second reading of the bill, even if 1t is not opposed outright
 MT. Parnell is anxious for full debate on the bill, and to this end tried to movo an ad- journment, but the speaker would not enter tain the motion. Mr. Gladstone asked if tue vote on the motion for leave to introduce the bill would be taken soon, and Mir. Smith said he hoped it would be, but if it was opposed a vote would not be taken
 Mir. Parnell excitedly shouted: ''Does Mr. Smith mean to say that we will not be al lowed to debate on the bill; that We must ac- cept like sheep the judgment of jury of butchers!n
 MT. Smith insisted that the government would not consent to a debate
 Upon this the Parnellite members left tie house to consult to what course t. p...Si4..
 After midnight Mir Smith in the hou>@ put his motion for the bill appomt.ng u" commission. Mir. Parneu expressed S,upr;s,. at this movement by the government I5g said:
 "lf the letters produced ill the O'DonucE libel suit by The Times are genuine I am ho. an honorable, but dishonorable member CT this house, and it is the duty of the F.; ley of parliament and the nation to insist DOH a thorough inquiry being made, inst .a cf saying it Is for me to decide wheth> ] W ii accept the bill or not
 'It looks" continued he, "as if the gov rn- ment wished to put the question of tue au- thenticity of the letters in the back rrnu-d
 PARIS, July 1.-The chamber cf dep l.le, | discussed the credit of SIS, 400, OOO asked by the government for the strengthening oI port defenses. M. Wickelsheimer opposed the l granting of the sum assigned to the extensioI | of the moles at Cherbourg
 Admiral krantz, the minister tf marine | replied that it was necessary to ext0Ihl rhc moles at Cherbourg in order to prevent al enemy's torpedo boats entering tke rort 1 This at present coull he casi,y done | | France were at war with a prAE+ ~~R"itt.!, l power the enemy could h!Jckade Cherbo url l and force an entrance b.. means of to-r..l, 1 boats into the roadsteai. Tho ez uus or u 1 the works there oug}t to ,ts inn>' ;l,ey b 1 gun if the country d'"r >. lo ''t p!ac.l .l , | position to wage an otfeCtNe maya Wal ia..' l Those who refused to rr.>.,t tA. ,redlt ;.sle would have to bear the Iesp5ns.C.nt..
 The motion to vote urgency for the r0l~ia eration of the bill was rel lstte.i--.i. to t,. STRAsBURG, July ll.--It Is >,i,; "ai.y ac 1 nounced that after Ja@. l, lS59, .l I,ivat l documents written in the French iaMgla #
 bearing no date or dateI sunsequ~u5 ty Ju.
 l, 1872, must be accompa.led b. :, \. ,. :tuu!
 ized German translation, at lie c0or o. e., persons cOncerneI.
 BRUSSELS, July I7-Cyi. ST F"&:,e;s ::
 Winton, president oi tue Enn ->as'- : O..
 committee, in a.. interview w.th ,u' k.!s -
 the Belgians, eclprrs 'eG tho belief i.n,S tr
 white pasha rel ,ortel t, have arr.ve,t at l. Pah (Ihazal r -iOo jS Stan'pI
 Covernor Anes Not 9s Iii as 3:epcrt cd BOSTON, July I-.--i:?e JrIrnei says: i.1