New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-01

PARTICIPANTS IL 'rITE RIOT MAKE STATEMENTS
TO TILE HOrSE OF COMMONS

p.pTIcrpANTS IN srHE RIOT MAKE ST\TEMENTS
TO THE HOrsE OF COMMONS.
rordon Julv 31-In the House OF Commons TO-
day Mr. Gladstone replying to question: d'n.
BY John Lloyd Wharton OonservatVe)' Me"o'
for the Rjpon Division of Yorkshire which WAS
pronpted by the hand ohand conflict In the house
i.s, Thursday night said that doubtless IL wouiu
b for the general convenience OF the House anu
IN the interests Of good order II an arrahse"e"'
should be arrived AT by means OF winch inc sup
porers Of the Cove rnment and the mefhoeis VI '"'
Oppositon might sit opposite sides OF the iouse'
Mr. Gladstone added that he had no power III the
matter
William Hunter 0.beraD. Member TOT Nor'h Aoei
deem then asked If Mr.. Gladstone had taken ii,'o
consideration the injury done to the honor anu uis
nifty OF the House, and If the Assaults committee
nv members on Thursday evening were to be al
,oead ~ mass without punishment being inflicted
unon the offenders lie also inquired what action
wound no taken II he moved the appointment OF
committee to inquie into and report on the mat
ter.
Mr. Gladstone replied that ne "ouiu p'opa"'S ar
swer these questions tomorrow
Henry La bouchcre the well-known Radica "eiii-
Der referred TO the statement made in The Fan
Mall Gazette" by William Fisher 'CohserVa"'e''
Member for Fulham. with reference 10 ms aSS"u''
upon John William Logan uAberap' Mei' 10
South Leicestershire. He suggested tha' MI i'e"
be permitted TO reply TO Mr.. Fishers statement
sr.aLar p.., sa,d he thought it would conduce to
peaceful solution of the matter Il both MT r'"''
and Mr. Logan addressed the Hous';. Hnonna;., "Ioean,"
Mr. Fisher amid cries of Logan. -, no
arose and expressed deep regre, to' be said that
had taken in the ARRAY. He thouehtL, t. M Wr larson
and II for this reason that ne hi.e h.,p~ ere
trouble. He was greatly dlsuesseu az ~
@gae ,hen IN 'ns denied that he had
Intended to assault any one ana ssi1 u, ,ha .rair
sretted that ne had been coneerheu m were
satisfactory to him and he hoped the matter "ou''
o allowed to drop. ,..o, and Ius-
A Rslfour leader OF the opPporoiiiite section
Of the Irish Parliamentary party. also eApIesav
themselves as satisfied. Mr.. McCarthy M no Nc ~
Protested against the idea that the TO" was ~ -
tne Irish members
THE LUcANIA'S COMING TRIAL Thir'
London July 3i-The new Cunard steamer Lu-
esna under easy steam and escorted by four tuss
left Glasgow this afternoon for GreenocK ih'
builders of the steamer are confident that her spe
cially strengthened hull will successfully re''s
the vibration from the engines and allow heT !"
run continuously at full speed.
The Lucania will proceed around Ireland OH ne'
Preliminary trial trip August D. she VIII y.
Commanded by Captain Horatio Mckay is'e " "
us Umbria. The ship is now announced u '
from Liverpool September on her hrst 'o'
sse TO New-York.
NEW DANISH MINISTER TO WASHINGTON
Copenhagen, July Silt officially announces
to-day that Count Sponneck Danish Minister 10
the United States had been appointed In similar
capacity to Austria Hungary. Count heSeh'io"'
Int Secretary OF the Danish Legation az a.; -;
tetefsburg. has been appointed 10 succeeo So~">
Deoneck In Washington