New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
MANY QUESTIONS IN THE COMMONS.
OCEAN RACING AND THE SAMOAN AGREEMENT
TO BE INQUIRED 1NTO-DALY's RE
.cLsEp FOR

TO BE INQUIRED INTO-DALYs RE
LEASE ASKED FOR.
london Nav 25-Benjantn Louis Cohen. member
for East lexington. has given notice IN the HOUSE
Of Commons that on Monday next he VIII qNeS"oI
the Government concerning the aHeged racing ~
ocean steamers calling attention 10 the statements
made by passengers on the Majestic Mr. 'ohen
will ask the Government 20 request Brltsh scam
shin-owners to forbid racing which. according 10
the as yet undisputed accounts is done al the 'sN
OF passengers lives.
G. II Vincent intimated In the House last night
that on next Thursday he would ask the cover"
rnent whether they are aware that the 'hi'eH
States had some time ago prohibited ocean racing
and prescribed a heavy penalty for VOCATION OF
the law in this respect He Will also ask whe'her
the Government proposes 10 pass laws 70 prevent
racing g.,
+ A. Pease gave notice that on Monday he "oHin
ask the Government as 10 the truth OF the rcIoF'
that they had Informed the agents OF AuS'raHA III
London that Great Britain was taking steps 10 r.
consider the Bern agreement in ree1ra - Sin,ai
also whether Il is true that Nr. BayaI1 the nls-'
states Amba ssador. has intimatei mat ms Govern
ment desired 70 retire from pI."''4''''" '' '''
John Ross win ask The Goycrnment on MGngay Ica
whether they aware that the Northeri t'ic%ay r
Of Ireland is carrying American bacon AZ Il, ,'9Ht
rate than is charged for the transportation Of lrsn
bacon TO the detrlment OF Ireland.
lanes OfConnor today asked the Home Secrc-
tarv Mr SOUTH. TO reconsider the case ni John %
Daiy. the dynamiter. with view 70 releasing MN
iiron the Anarchist Polu was only ten years Wh..e
Daly had already been In prison more thah 'e"
years ---.-t,.. ,.o..,o., tho
,n,o sentences was misleading II should be re-
membered that the Anarchist Farnsra was con-
demned TO twenty years IN prison ana ly tnr SAM
fudge who sentenced Daily. The time had not yet
come when Days sentence could be RENTED
Wuliam Redmond said that the Government nal
broken faith During the last general election tney
had promised amnesty 10 Day ah1 o,ntI -. ~, ~
oners II was an outrage 10 detaln Day IN prison
Sir r'ghtred Kay-Shuttleworth. Secretary OF me
Admiralty said In reply TO "A question by .obert
q Webster that the Government had no inforna-
lion as To whether not the stolen plans OF ne
torpedo-destroyer Havock had found their way 70
the United States Navy Department. =, .
The House OF Commons adopted This evening py "a a
vote ~ 1eG TO 20 a resolution affirming the pIlncii"
that oficaI charges in connection with ParliaInen
49,, elections should be betrayed from the Pupl
funds John Morley. Secretary OF state Tor lrean1
supported the resolution In behalf of the GoVeIn G
rn,. He said that the realization OF this principe
would open wider the doors Of the Commons TO men
~ moderate means most notably 10 WorkinBihtii
The wider open these doors were. the greater woul9
be the authority and usefulness OF the House !ord
Handolnh Churchill and other Tories expressed thelr
svmpathy with Mr.. Morley's views