Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1889-05-25 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

THU NATIOIAL D/GUT BILL. entieavouring to persuade the men nho were The National Debt Bill was the first order of banging on to the ropes to release their the day, and only the fact of Sir Wm. Harcourt hold his feet got entangled in the netting, being on his feet kept the House from passing and, the balloon making a sudden lurch the third reading bad hastening on with in the opposite direction, he was carried up °tIPPli that Mr Smith might be apsevetal feet into the air, head downwards, but re,and the holidays extended. Sir was fortunately extricated without injury. The Wince, however, had mach to say of Mr crowd by this time had increased to Rome Goschen and his financial propo.als. Mr Bartley 4,e00 or S,OCYJ persons, half-a-dozen policemen and Sir George Campbell followed, and Mr Goschen had, of course, to reply upon the morewho had come on to the field being scarcely s able to cope with them. The aeronauts had, inor less technical point raised. Menem deed, almost to fight for their property, which while the Hone, and the strangers in the soon began to exhibit signs of the rough usage to gallery evinced an astonishing amount of interest in the unusual iinec:a-le of Sir which it was subjected. Several large rents appeared in the silk, and the gee escaping rapidly Charles Russell, adorned with silk gown, and carrying his rather antienoted looking th i o ugh these outlets, the crowd swarmed over the balloon, trampling it on the ground and throwing win, as he sat upon the front Opposition benches. one another upon it. The silk was torn in all hoeing doubtless left for a moment in the s.rgudireetions, the cords broken, and much other meut in some House of Lords appeal.—Mr damage was dune to the apparatus. Gosehen, replying to Mr Atkinson, said he pro. several other police officers now appeared . red to bring in a minor measure to deal with gold, excluding controversial points. The on the scene, and with their assistance the i ight bel:oon was rescued from the roughs, quickly third reading of the National Debt Bill VMS packed up, and put on a cart, which, followed lei eventoally carried, and the HOUSO went into a fihe lung mob, drove off to the police Committee' station. Neany an hour was spent in this - PIaiCILISE OP StrnSfARINU TELMOnAPOS. struggle with the crowd, and the aeronauts same The first vote was for £67,163 respecting the out of the feel, in a mach-exheusted anti some- transfer to the Government of the what battered condition. Most exorbitant claims I Submarine Telegraph Company's system. for money were made upon them, and it would IMr Henniker Heaton moved to reduce have been impossible to satisfy the demands of 1 the vote by £28,001 on the ground that the Postmaeter.General had made a bad bargain so far , those who clamoured outside the station for payment for services of more than doubtful vane. as this country wag concerned. The vote was but for the friendly offices of a sergeant, who, eventually passed—During the discussion Mr after • -lengthened negotiation, induced the Parnell, a rare visitor nowadays, took his seat roughs to accept a lamp sum and whilst they below the Liberal gangway. and listened to the ) were quarrelling over its division the aerouauta debate' The Irish leader looked pale and care. were enabled to drive away in safety. worn.—The sitting was suspended at seven o'clock, wed on resuming at nine the House was counted out.  William Hammier, of Buffalo, the first murderor convicted onder the New York Electrical Execution Law, has been ordered to be killed by the peissaiie tlirongh his body of a current of electricity of dufficient intensity to cease death. ! Thc execution is fixed for the week beginning June 24th. In most of the Nonconformist churches of England on hou,..ay special refereine was made by preachers to the Paris Exhibition, congratulating the British and American exhibitors on discountenancing the irreligious practice of opening the Fxhibition to the public on liondays. At a Wesleyan church at Paddington the pastor asked the congregation to condemn the practice by • show of hands, and they unanimou.ly responded. CoNSBEPTION CISIUST).—A Person cured of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh and Nervous Debdity, by a. simple Remedy will send a description of it rime to any person who applies to J. P. advvicrani. CA. caancery-Isuc, nlvn VV.O  110TAIII OF