The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-16

OF commons reaaSemhled to-day the
members were summoned to the house
Of lords with the usual fornalItleS, and
the queens Spsach wa, read by the lord
chancellor, Baron Halsbury. 1t was as
follows;
"MY LoRDs AND GENTLEMES;--The
communications which receive from
! foreign powers assure me OF the con-
Linnancs OF their good will. | am happy
to say that no international compllca,
ton 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 q con.
clusion by peace which trust will
endure. / observed strict neutrality
during tho war and have taken no
action in respect thereto except such az
appeared to me likely to be favorable
to a termination Of hoStilities.
"I deeply regret TO say that the most
atrocious outrages on q colony OF Eng
lish missionaries are reported from tho
province Of Fu.kisn, In China 1t re-
ply to earnest representations addresa-
cd to the Chinese government by my
direction, prompt measures, which !
trust will prove elective, are being
taken for the punishment OF the muir
derera aud all persons in any degree re-
spouslblO for those crimes.
THE ARMENIAN QUESTION:
"The internal troubles which have
broken out in the Armenian districts OF
Aaiattc Turkey havo been attended With
horrors which have moved to indigna'
ton tho Christian nations ot Europe
generally, ana my people eIneclally.
My ambassador and the Ambassadors
OF tho emperor OF Russia and the preSi'
dent oil the French republic, acting to-
gsther, have suggested TO the govern
meut OF the aultan reforms, which, In
their opinion, are necessary TO prevent
q recurrence OF constant disorder. These
proposals are now being considered by
the sultan and an anxiously awaiting
his decision
The speech concludes with refer
ence to the Incorporation ot Bechuna'
land into Cape Colony,
The speech TO the commons merely
says that the estimates for tho service
Of the year which were not voted at the
last session will bo laid before them.
Tho second portion OF the speech
says:
"My lords and gentleman: At this
season Of the year II will probably be
found more convenient to defer to IN.
other session the consideration OF any
important legislative measures except
those which are necessary to provide
Tor the administrative charges OF the
year"
After adjournment the house Of COM
mons met again at o'clock aud the
formal business in connection with the
queens speech was disposed Of.
Thon Sir Richard Webster lConseryG.
tivo), moved that u certified copy OF tho
trial and conviction OF Michael DAILY,
dynamitor, ,who:Wa recently elected to
Parliament, representing Limerick, al-
though he was convicted in 1881 Of hay
ing been engaged in dynamite conspir-
acies, BIO furnished to the house and
that tho governor Of Portland prison
present n certificate to the effect that
DAILY Is still prisoner in that prison.
LIVELY scESE
Mr.. John Redmond (Parnetttte) said
that he recognized in tho motion the
frat step in proceedings aiming at over.
riding the unanimous election Of The
electors Of Limerick, and ho protested
against IL aud insisted upon division.
At the conclusion OF Mr.. Redmonds
remarks Br. Charles X. D. Tanner,
member for tho middle division Of Cork,
anu.Parnellite, and ono Of tho whips OF
tho Irish Nationalist party, protested
that tt was unbucunthg behavior upon
tho part Of tho gcntlcmon sitting near
the Right Hon. a. ]. Baliour, first lord
Of tho treasury and Conservative leader
in tho house Of COMMONS, to he "sntg.
gering" Rt Mr.. Redmond's remarks.
Sir Richard WGbsier's motion was
finally carried by vote ol 3l4 to n.
DR.. Tanner created quito scGnc. Ho
was intensely excited aud said that be-
fore decision in the DAILY matter was
arrived at, ho would cali tho attention
OF tho house to the indCcuruug behavior
OF the gentleman who was tho lender OF
tho house and the gentleman who ats
beside him. Continuing, Dr. InnnOr
| rOmarkof that when men stand Up aud
do their bOst for poor man who iS In
prison, that Ia no reason why "thO gon.
tlcmun sitting on tho treasury benches
should singer Ant iNGItl, In Il wdy uu'
becoming Of gentlemen or oi mombers
Of tho house"
Dr., Tanners romnrks wero interrupt
ed by loud Crlna Of "OrdOr."
TuE ME INssgp.
Timothy Harrington, In tho rourlo Of
ssme FemaFks, declared TINT tho Liberal
party had llod from homo rulo, whoro'
upon DR.. CharIui Is, y. TOnnur, who
had created ICono IN tho house oatlIOr
iH the daP, shouted ont: "a llcl" ..
Loud nnd Indignant cries OF "ordor'
wuro hoard from both sides Of tho
house. DE-. Tanner declining 10 with.
draw the sKHFssliaa, tho apDakcr halhcl
him, lho Right Hon. Joseph Chamber.
lain, secretary Of state for tho colonies,
moved that DR.. ranncr bn suspended.
A division wa' eailol for, but Dr.
Tanner failed to find tollsr, and
tho spOnkcr declared tho motion carried
DR.. Tanner was thorOupon requested
td withdraw, Nat he arose aRd addressed
tho speaker, amidst loud cries for ordot.
Tho snrgraht.al arms walked mn tho
floor Of tho houan 10 whOrj Dr. Tanner
Ntdoi. bh Tanner then fHtliel Tho
hou,c, accompanied by tho scrgohnL.al'
arms shouting all tho way, Judas"
Tho house thou adjourned.
TnRrr lNronrAHt eUmrloNS
In tho house Of lord, to-day, Lord
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