Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-02-14
FROM OVER THE SEA.
The Parnell Commission-Emperor Francis
Joseph Responds to Expressions Of
oneolence-ChamberIain on
the Irish Question-The
Samoan. Con-
rBY CABLE TO THE p1spATcH.I

Ib1 CADL6 ~ DISfATCd.J
LONDON, February Ia-To the surprise
and disgust of most of the people en-
gagged in the Parnell inquiry, further evi.
dence relating to the 7-year-old boycotting
outrages and speeches was given yesterday.
The President of the commission has more
than once limited more or less plainly that
there had been too much of this sort of thing.
The outrages are not denied, the speeches are
admitted, and long ago it was evident the evil
dence had been amply sufficient to raise gen.
eral question of the completely, culpability or
responsibility of the Constitutional movement
and it's leaders. President Hannen expressed
some mild surprise at the course adopted by the
Attorney General, and Sir Charles Russell pro-
tested vehemently against going over the old
familiar ground, but the Attorney General
doggedly persisted, and, as usual, their lord
the time when the crucial point of the forged
letters shall be reached, or for series of LIE
Carons; or, in fact, for anything calculated to
relieve the deadly dullness similar to that
which characterized the proceedings yesterday
In Sight of Each Other.
Mr.. Chamberlain was guest of the Glasgow
Liberal Club last evening. Commenting upon
the inactivity of the Liberals he said that the
harvest was ripe only the reapers failing.
They had not disagreed on all points of the
Irish question. He invited his colleagues at
the Round Table conference to publish the
scheme of land reform which was compiled at
that conference. and of which Mr.. Morley had
said that if they did not actually agree they
were in sight of one another.
VIII Represent America.
The statement is revived that Mr.. Coleman.
the Secretary of the American Legation, will
represent America in the Samoan conference.
Riotous Students.
The students of Pesth yesterday resolved to
send deputation to the Chief of Police to pro-
test against the arrest of Takacs, one of their
leaders. The students afterward attempted to
make another riotous demonstration. They
were dispersed by the police.
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O'Brien Suffering in Jail.
Mr.. O'Brien, who is now in Tralee Jail, is very
weak. He has been ordered better food.
Seven more arrests have been made in connec-
tion with the murder OF Police Inspector Mar
tin at GweedoIe.
CondolinR With the Emperor.
Emperor Francis Joseph yesterday received
the Presidents of both Houses of the Hungarian
Diet, who presented him with resolutions of
coincidence passed by their respective Houses.
In reply to the remarks of the President of the
upper hOuSo Tue emperor SalQ. MY ITuSI III
the Almighty, the firm support afforded me by
nv beloved wife and the heartfelt sympathies
of my peoples, afford me strength to fulfill my
duties as ruler. 1 expect the House of
Magnates to tighten my task by their traditional
loyalty and to assist me to realize my inten-
tiOns."
To the President of the Lower House he said:
''With Gods help will not falter in fulfilling
my duties. 1 rely upon the House of Repre-
sentatives to support the Government, which
epiOyS nv full confidence in the SDirit. wisdom
and judgment required by the exigencieS of the
situation"
Revising the French Constitution.
Premier Floquet, in the proposal which he
will submit to the Chamber of Deputies to-day
avoids specifying scheme for the revision of
the Constitution, simply declaring that re-
vision is advisable.
NJ. De Lannsen moved an amendment that
''in view of the fact that revision can be use
fully effected only by constituent assembly
elected, the Chamber decides to refer
the revision to such assembly," The party of
the Right has decided to vote for M. De Lam
ensan's amendment, which will also have the
support of the Appeal of the People" party.
The Radical Left. after a protracted meeting,
agreed to support NJ. Floquet. General Bou-
langer will take part in to-day's debate.
The AmiabIe Ameer.
The Ameer of Afghanistan is circulating
rumor of approaching war with Russia. 1t Is
alleged that he is beheading 300 persons daily
for interfering with frontier traffic