Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-08-23
THE FIRST SUSPENSION
Exciting Scene in the English
House of Commons.
TANNER THE CENTRAL FIGURE
After an Attack Upon BaIfour, the Gov
ernment Leader, He Gave Har-
rington the Lie Direct.

ernment Leader, He Gave Har-
rlngton the Lie Direct.
London, August 17.--During the de.
bate upon the queens speech to parlia-
ment, there was an exciting debate in
commons over the Irish question,
which resulted in the suspension of DR..
Tanner. Tanner first created quite a
scene by an attack upon Balfour, the
government leader. Later he gave the
lie direct to Timothy Harrington, and
his suspension followed. At this time
Balfour was absent, and the Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain assumed the
temporary leadership of the house,
which presumptively belonged to Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, chancellor of
the exchequer. DR.. Tanners suspen-
SION lasts for one week.
After the house of commons had re-
assembled, its members were summon.
ed to the house Of lords, with the usual
formalities, and the queens speech
was read by Lord Chancellor Baron
Salisbury, as follows:
MY Lords and Gentlemen: Com
munications which l have received
from foreign powers assure me of the
continuance Of their good will. am
happy to say that no international
complication has arisen in any quarter
calculated to endanger the peace Of
Europe.
The war between China and Japan,
which was in progress at the opening
Of the last session, has been brought to
conclusion by peace, which trust
will endure. observed strict neu-
trality during the war and took no ac-
tion in respect thereto except such as
appeared to me likely TO be favorable
to termination of hostilities.
II deeply regret to say that the most
atrocious outrages upon body of En-
glish missionaries are reported from the
province Of Su Chuen, in China. In
reply to earnest representations ad-
dressed to the Chinese government by
my direction, active measures, which
trust will prove effective, are being
taken for the punishment Of the muir
derers and all persons in any degree
responsible for these crimes.
International troubles which have
broken out in the Armenian districts
of Asiatic Turkey have been attended
with horrors which have moved to in
dignation the Christian nations of Eu-
rope generally, and my people especial
| lxy Tho EnDlsch Hhncoa1nr nd
the ambassador of the emperor of
Russia and the president of the French
republic, acting together, have sug-
gested to the government Of the sultan
reforms which, in their opinion, are
necessary to prevent a recurrence of
the constant disorder. These propo-
sails are now being considered by the
sultan, and am anxiously awaiting
his decision"
The speech concludes with reference
to the incorporation of Bechunaland
into Cape Colony.
The speech to the commons merely
says estimates for the service for the
year not voted at the last session will
be laid before them.
The second portion of the speech
says:
my Lords and Gentlemen: At this
season of the year it will probably be
found more convenient to defer TO q
later session the consideration of any
important legislative measures except
those which are necessary to provide
for administrative charges of the
year"
II After adjournment the house of com.
mons met again at o'clock, and the
formal business in connection with the
Queens speech was disposed of. Ther
Sir Richard Webster, conservative
member for the Isle of Wight, division
Of Campshire, and formerly attorney
general, moved that certified copy O
| the trial and conviction of Michae
DAILY, the dynamiter, representing
Limerick, although he was convicted
in 1884 of having been engaged il
dynamite conspiracies, be furnished
by the house, and that the governor o
Portland prison present a certiflcatl
that DAILY is still prisoner in tina
prison.
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