Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-06

fsd ,,.order in the British i'u''
ne ano w. tuesday night when .e.
ae'inD numbers who had refused 10 '' ou1'
ld'h nl'S 1'r. order to leave the house
s o. srnssi out by the o D DI.iory that
/ vas ~ had been seen on the floor Oh
ths house o,,r, of the civil SER
-, !, ,0 sll d as5ooooo0, had siJ been
wee y, ,fter single nights discus
e l S.ro ted wholly to English educ ca,
hon NJ irish member had spoken, az
' a' several Irish departments n"s Se,o
'nvr ''isa IN the vote. There had oeeii
'a'S Understanding that if the evening
~ ~,ysn 10 English education other
' ess would be discussed at a SUP SUP
eus 'sDt Sitting. When MI Arthur n e.,i
seQVsn IVA NE closure, the irish mehl-
iour a a,,vo,ssted loudly But the cnair-
Ben piV' p.',,r,ittees Mr.. Lowther, a
r.,sIn Of Mr.. Balfour' never is'u'
bin closure Ne Dillon and older
,.i WV ~ me Irish party had leit lne
san n.. understanding that no turther
hl wonld be done and some OF
y, ssI vo,,nqer less experienced lrishmen
ssame desperately excited over M MI
s,liour's attempt to oyerreach lnein'
S Ss,,y' was no time for deliberate coun,
- .I and II was decided that they sh9ulu
,s,,ss n 20 into the division LOBBY
when called upon by the chair 10 40
y sosaker Gully was called in and the
,apS, n ten irlshmen who disoDeyed
~ chaIrman's order were taken GOWN
an, they were named for SUSPENSION.
4 terrific tulmult arose. 49,. -
Mr. BafOur looked appalled, at the re,
Nlt Of his action, but nothine coula
stem me torrent OF passion on the lrlsn
benches Al signal from the sergeant
me- door OF the house was opened ana
about twenty policemen appeared.
Il was a spectacle that struck win
horror all who saw It. the temper Oh
he lrishmen became more dangerous
than ever. The speaker appealed 10
them 10 obey the orders Of the mousse
They shouted back dehanc'.
The ministers and their supporters
looked on shametaced at the unexain-
pied scenes being enacted, worse than
any that had ever taken place In the
Austrian reichsrath.
At one moment movement was
made by some Of the younger men to
rush across the floor and throw them
selves on the mlnisteralIsts, but II was
checked by their older colleagues, who
appealed to them TO be satisfied with
the protest they were making
The liberal leaders were deeply con-
4 ternei Mr. Asquith tried to intervene
4 IN The interest Of Cancellation but was
a shouted down by the ministerallsts.
. Ills Impossible to convey any idea OF
81 The state decentralization was produced
Il by these unprecedented scenes. on
former occasions, Irish members who
had refused to go into the division lob
BY were suspended but when ordered
out they left with the sergeant alarms.
Never had member been dragged out
by main force.
Ten members only had been named
originally for disobeying the mandate.
but all the other Irlshmen, thirty In
number determined TO follow the ex-
ample and compel the government to
iequlaton the police once more.
Balfour moved the adjournment OF
The house-usually a formal motion.
The lrishmen shouted no" but they
omitted TO name tellers in the division
and so the challenge fell to the ground.
me speaker declaring the ayes had il
Ine irish members continued their
demonstrations as the minIsterlallsts
left the house.
REMOVING IRISH MEMBERS.
London March Gin the house of
commons after midnight last night
mr. Balfour applied the oloture on Tho
Tucston estimates. The natlonalists
.aouIel gag" and refused 10 leave
wy Is house when the division was ta-
Mh Inc chairman twice asked Thorn
" iturs 70 the division lobby bnt thew
slogIed Certainly not" Mr Flsvin
t wa 7 protest against The wav ali
Hsh votes are clotured" "
lae chairman then intlmatea that be
nv, report the matter TO the sneatar
|. we meantime the other members
alu returned from the lobhios an,i5
s~,,n Ipioar thirty or forty Irishmen
'V,nl,slnlng in their seats '"'''en
h,,.s SPEAKER having returned IN Tho
Man. r.,is lhe chairman reported ,he
4 we. 70 him, and the spea ker astaS
oh. sne iT'sh members still resnsaS SNt ~
Of Sy%sse order' and there were cries
NAMED H., lea The speaker then |
Bal,cu,' , , recalcltrants. and Mr.
WAS ssr. moved Their suspension This |
Tbs s ss 70 without division
ne speaker ordered thon ~
roar, my Tbo 'nsy refused amid great IN |
sergeant y, speaker called upon the |
They sbon,s aiins to remove them. |
ssfeeani.s,,''eeaa defiance. The depufv |
| ,Al,, !" 'ss,'arms advanced ana e pS
us numb. sun they refused. Al |
ret e,tsrss V J, Of officers and police
Ecr,,.' 40 % enforce the removal
cois N ,u ran member for Southaas,
nonl ana s, n desperately against We
On h ~. ~ gsre was quite a FREQ egh,
IrsSn.,, 'N hsting Ave minntes d nsns
p's cariS A., MIN. Eventually he
snii ysls s oa' bodily by six policemen
CARA, ~. then returned .,,s
|eskltr,,,. each Of the remainIr. anu
usSsSs' % IN the same marng re
'sishes u, was no further actual re-
eat S.,t sn policemen suglcsd &C., re-
" FsylD with the exceptlon ' ~
's7ursd sisA VINO Is a big man ana
Ins '.. .slfied out. waved az me, ,ney were
TAose MY, sod save Ireland """us
'ullnsn I p. remained Included To-.
Iush' rp'sirick White. Patr Isa ' on,
IN ps ,,lIam Lundon. WIliam NC
he -" ,,s James Gilhooly. ''n0ny Done
" clo,iS ,,es :, arose through Mr. Raj.
hates wI's S .ae whole education ' az
Discus. ', ~, giving an oppo ,,tn es,
"a. The IN. h this morning the sneaker
At The ', I'm n COMMITTEES, and I ! ,r,,as
\, the s HSsSrsO'e members @sq win ' noS
luld not oi'S lam members shouted ,,ov
1 DE vol, ,sa ", The chairman o sney
2 t. AMI DsIie, 70. Or no noes the ' aese
8. siioarqDslss laughter and cheers ,ss 'y ,ss
~ IN tss , had such a scene o..
y s .,..,l ~ W. c-cs, acr,59npanled
sa s.'Ssly :, with the s,t.ns We strus-
!, sntsrip,sn ne ., police DOZEN r"s oor VINO
llvsr, pol,o ~ hem. -Four p "a an
!. Cream 'I ~s proceeded 10 OF NV. i've
n.s, a. who stuck hls ~. 70 se,ss