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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1887-04-15, Page 4a a • . ; .••••,•• T 0 Reading o fillieS Ir ri "Cv planiEws +MAT SPEECT1, DoNothing liataper. (Padat0110 cuosols Workt: last fJburaaay) :agi;t;s -I;ebiO-r; despatch says: Lord Hartington, at is meeting. to -day ot the , Liberal Alnico tinielbere, of bait Kellam of. rlsOionfint explained' that the Govern- ' anent • bad made the Orimee' Act Amendment Bill a question of confidence, and if the Liberal ljaiOniSta-failed tO sup- port the. Bill, and in that . way bronght Obout its defeat, the result. woidd be the '. • .• • advent of Grladstone to power. It w,as the -tlitc"•LIW-WrIniietiiatu • • veut-thiek•--The-me •etellOielded-te .• ." support the Bill. Several members Were • • • • absent. The ,meeting hall was 'crowded. . Among the 'prominent kiersontitreesent , were 'the Bart of Derby, r. Ch thin • and• Baron ROthsohild. The meeting with • . • the exception of two. dissentients, = ' , mouldy adoPted Lord Hertington's proposal ' • that . the Liberal • UM:Mists' ,saPport the , emend, reading of the Criinea Bill on. condi- • tion that membere be. allowed to criticise the mere committee.: Mr. OhaMber- nptrovt the propeal. ; • • v. • tit 4.141.1.14 theBlitI* Parnell ..COntanded quit the Panetta irt Petting blirreachitterY m poWera giveA tck the Magistrates would motion, an meetings -stet., beheld hideors enable them te send politica .opponente to and out. IDensonettations on U. great settle prison Ur six months -to lank bed, and lill over the I:wintry .are planned. prison diet. No pert et prevume Ocotillo:1 r —• Acts heft eVer •exeitedso mach distrust of SIOTED *If in'ITII, EngliSb juetAelftaktbe *01)0.801 to change , • • —, • .• ,the venue of trial and bring the, triela Ceereaveas, erat Sacco:Brut Conitiat or a before special Hngthdi juries. The pro- Toting Laity With. a WaYStile iiiisidlant. , pal meant's, reign of judicial murders. . Secret societies! would sprig up, fostered by the sufferings. of an oppressed nation, and 'those who had been ,periiiStent in Oenneelling the *Pip. to, observe patienee ena inedoration might 'ccaussel in Vale. 1•••••••••... , PERRigircl. Xtf. VW' TIvelf..40Xli• Terrible Axporienoe of Tor. elve-24en. •in PisketoPe ri9eil---Uene for Neiglilnirk A Stand, Hine; telegram. eaYs •TbaYer,. Peillmati flar coudestor Ne .1slarthetn, Pacifie read, IglYee a graPhle ivicount of a -perilens trip, of e, party of a., despatch saYs twelve, 7• Y• ot% iase.n °13'• OrrisrBrid tubwr ne river ert 17°13 Pt I:4 esxxarekt de returning home 070-71.lad-sgit F9I'vehnauld: '04re'es the river, and he leiteage,..1° to hire rivermea to take hint. and eix passengers in Ade, of 40.10T tee: 5 loriesetg c:goi about bana i iha ititifbusi netr echeessa att; ui yawl.sit°1:87 ee larrYhiv:e 111'4" dew:at sa:t 19:1 aMar04Ke--F,I Mr. Tbayereny“i • ' in the angry tonent; rather than " We left the landing, about 5,e'dock. looked as thou4Twe yea& wake the trip to Blamer:1r liefore dark, as the current was running lei .awiftly that it was only necesaarY to steer the boat an .keep bead down Stream. Suddenly • Warning &squall streak us,,theibestadmost •eiset, so viblent wee the ehock, and we shipped a sea that 'completely filled the borom of our barque and gave rut .0 duck- • But he'vrould still coensel them tip, eebnlit toinjusties rather than, retaliate or do any- thinglliatinight-drivelfri-Glealstobe fronr t,bere aide or increase his difficeitiee or place them in a. falae positien :with' the Liberals. ,Their battle 'Wee new won in Ireland- (Ohearka) The perty which aloae could, gain by •nolenee„ by the people Pt Ireland ,going beyond the was the present` Govetement. • That was the reesen thie Bill bad, been :brought for - Ward. its Object was " to stteagthsa the Government's own ronierals e , boa n 'brnsli. As it was customary. ose 1,44*-anotalbel„-peoplca,-...of.,4relantaw handirtakec----bYWays'inat'sherVente-honi-, hisli-breaseli-e(4rona.--the-maimaread-rehe- /teller's Oreek, misalletta Fink, a 1.51 thrilling experience sh from U0i,ghbortug The store where ale ha a snile tram, her herne, all. countey highways, lb Ca to n lorkitetlx_c; /1111Fot`wpoo of 15, t3tarted liorneward shortly ' after 6 (Meek, having no fear of being molested, ea: she frequently travelled over the .ssane read ata laterhour. Slie einesed herself bY °TO' ing SeAtinratalsOngaM a lowlone of yore?. .Villientlie reached a part whete the read is thickly tined en tooth Bides. with tall pmes sties:SW the forme of two men iieine di tanceabead does the, road and enter the into the toils thus set ter them. e_gr eare t e rel—kiatirifilie-B41.7Vir he would not cease to tell them that the situatien wee entirely different from that of, live years 'ago, end that forlhera victory was 'certain. 'The people of Ireland woirldagelirbear the strain with patience.. 'Mr. GladatoneWould not findhis action hampered or hie bands sullied in, the great and gloriout werk he had undertaken. (Cheers.) He colicladed by moving that the House resolve itself into .corninittlie to consider the etate of In t e onse of Lords to -night Earl • • CadeganiCon.) presented,S, Bill providing • ' for the purchase of Irish holdings, or in .• . • other words for the abOlitien of the eYstem , ".••• dual ovvnership-oreated by the Act of , • , . 1881 It wits proposed he- :laid "to, admit ' • . leaseholders to 'the. benefits,of the Act of -7-7-77-16111., (cheers.) The leatieholders• *hose ." leases exnired prior to nat.., numbering • , ' 1.40;000, -were tr,k, adniitted to the benefits • • • . - t160ketid 1881 'in the 'eturie -Manner. as , • ' • '• taroks whoseleasee oinked in that year. ,It: vies, aka .propoted • that a landlord must • issue 'notice form schedriled it.t the when be obtains an ejeatnient thit• , faxen the 'Court.; that he be required to. ' • ' serve the tenant • with . that not -mein, the • " • • , manlier Prescribed by the 'Comte, either by - ; Service or by posting, that when the tenant laxleiveft this 'notice he shallbeaome ipsefacto • : .• caretaker of baling for the penod of ''•oix :months, and that the redemPtion shalt • • • inn from that date... , • . EarlCa *a. -"G` " tf ' a .,°gen sea overnmen oun .• :, • it =passible to adopt the Land 'Commis- ' ' -idenere". recommendation that a period of ' ' : • '1' Jive years for the fixing of judiciel rents be ' : • Imbstitated for that 44. fifteen years, accord-' • inglo the present law • The Government agteedWith Lord•Hertington that. it. was On a:tether the Itish rents site Ireland. • • Mr.: Herrington, emid great larigliter, read letters". frtim .the-VLnight-of--Kerryi- Lexd'Idonak and others, applying ohbehalf of friend:: and ' relatives ' for stiPentliary magistreteships• in.' Ireland. When asked where he boa obtained the letters, he re-, plied that he had bought them .aud, Um. answer Was received -With shOlitS et laughter. Me.. liarrington.....pga ceeded to explain that .the principal (malt- ficatiens urged 'behalf ,at theapplieents were pOierty aid -large finales: On being interrupted by Cries ".Divide," be said he Was not surprised. it ,tbe• impatience shown by the gentlemen. opposite upon the exposure of these unpalatable facts; but he: hada right, he said, to ehow the characters of tlie Alen at Whose mercy it Was proposed to place the liberties.of• Irishinert. • • Labcmhere, MO the disordersin Ireland r . 'wee not alarmed', hut continuedher jour. - nay until she passed the spot where the meneroBsed over, vrhen suddenly a burly. looking fellow, with. 'slouch hat drawn deans. over his face, jumped out from the brush and seized her by the throat at the same time. tildog to farce :a big red hand- kerchief into • her mouth; • Failing in this he keit .fini liana. tightly .' elaettea over her • mouth, and then .tried to carry:or drag her off the' road intosthe brush. • Itlisd.Fink is a rebut girl and battle with lv,r we:silent with Wonderful etrength d.es.peritte strugglefollowed, daring whic the girl'a, •:lething WI:sal:nod torn:from he body. $lie had dropped ali the' articles sh had perchased at , the store with „ th eXceptien . of . email :package o pepper, Whieh M her -band She, quieMy. , dashed it into the- brute' • feee,. and bra: supreme effort. *eke fro his grasp aticl ran lorherlif At-lhe sam tithe Alai two, menwheatashertatimealiefor had OXOSaea the road sprang'. eat'. of th brush as if:to weed the man who made tli attack. . The young lady reached horn verYPincli exhausted and, was scarcely ab to tell her stery, aornewliatrOoverin from' her,sheekshe related. 'her .kincount .with :the, Men, whereupon • her fathe :brothers. and. several neighbors,•armed the teeth started in per:Mit .of the tri en open questi, , t or whether. exces , • : • waraexeeeeive or no a itaits were ea:toted, Therefore it-wird:I be ' • . imeermonable to deal anew with the settle- • ' -• • ." anent of•rents. fixed by the Act. Of/1881..• If ' ••• • . theta tettleinents, should be distrirbed the a: f 111 le er r, te were due to tbe execrable laws se • • White the Mother took flare of the gir Government's defiance fa the Wishera a the Wbode face ivasterribly braised anclaioll. People. The'ConstrVatiVea aeraned !unable from the rough treatment :she had Meeive tn aaderstankl that they are dekilleg ,The whele,neiglibtiihoed Was aroused.an nation • entitled'. to. make.; its own laws, Many, recruits :seen started out to, join t notwithistandinginddnala.-Tlie terrorism purr:rang PartY, who.. kept the see,aeh• ana-Ontrages in the until Midnight without success Dote SentherieStatendriringakildfeW-leaMem0 -iiiihed-ter•capture-the-garigifpoisibtia---th time °eased in 1876 when Henna Rule was reetinied-the Mr this mOrmeg, but rip g,rarited. , The . speaker Aaiinted Bilge= 'a late henr netting I:fetter was heard fro with ignorance cd. the condition: of Ireland vie= . • .-...--Thervind-SeeMeato-havettertfitIthe• , *es and we e • eht-ab itt -eddiers that :Nati turn the.** around and make it =manageable even with four streng men at the oars. Once we canie in colliron with tin ice -floe with: such .force that it seemed's!: if we ehoeld. go to the bottom.. . • "Wo gradually worked the beat into the tree -tops that were a few feet above waler and secured anchereige• The wind had in- creased in violence and soon after darlx it began to rain, therChail and finally snow: Our clothipg.was wet through and finally froze stiff. One tif the Party bed get his feet wet and •changed hie atoolrin.ga, but his shoes' trete and he :vie: so benumbed: that he could not get them on egain. He then took a coat from . his satchel, out the sleeves, out and. *rapped. his feet in_the sleeve., We stowinp,rin. the,..boat, stamped, swung our: arms to keep our blood in eirogle,tion and -resorted t�; every: form exeraike that our crairipedposition DneLot, the, ,party- final* gave tip and declared he did,not ca,re4 if he did freitzs to death, 'and sank down it the boat. . 'Inroused hinx„ by, a, sniart slap , in the tali° that angered, hirca, end lie get flp and wanted to fight ',The Same 'thing edeeried.several times 'during 'that awful TETAG13.0=9 StiMMATR, On Pridey, April lst, two- Iegereoll, hotel beeper% named Marsden and MeblerrY Were each tined OW ler violation of the Scott Act-• ' • , Win. Keene, ruPg innnigraet WhO Came Otkt,1M the Paigsian,„While 011143, WaY to. Londopt Ont., fell off the train near reinter Cleve enetsined O01000140 fracture 'et. the skell. I DavidPilie, well known as an hokitler -7 the hotels around attenapted. to commit .anicideby oatting his throat with • a"rsixer in bed yesterday Morning at the CerIenercial. Hotel, Dr. Buchtnan was called and sewed: aritliegasli.: He -will likely On Saturday afternoon Mr. Geo. Weir, a Wealtbylariner living on the, 1,2th Conces- sion of Ewirlsiissourr, about four ' Miles from Thamestorcl, hanged lihnself in Jdie bar* with & leather line, He Wok covered and out down, but the doctor says. his case is liopelese. '„The muse ie believed to be the loss of some money and fatillY • '-rllfea'eatt-IerNef-W(5rth;esirtettirthi_ tr"6"11.ar°1-84-- tseaturatdetv!anbearvainl '.glieRbPeietnal:r bMadol;trebaultruclean through the binning of 'a railway Cs4. Northrup bought a thoroughbred hull frona the Pope Farm, at Compton, (trie., for: 65,060, and Was Ott bis.. way home with. it when the accident occurred. It is sUppoied that the car took fire while tome .cine was smokin- g. The car was totally destroyed and, the bull, roasted to death. ' ; . • A Painfill'aeculentJaappened at St.Pran- aOie, QUO., on the •Terniscoriata BailwaY- • • The foreman bad"taken out a short pieced • fuse for & blast, when: a man named .Caron took a match aid Set ..fcme to it. The fere- than ebouted to him to throw it away: the snow, but he would riot do thinking hecould' . boasting was. soon • -panished, fo-trtlivaiwetysto-ding, 'Carried '6 one of hiabandsawhichewild' not be foundt.: the Other as welreibiglaCa. . AMPutatien �f bath arms was performed. Hopes are in that.onis eye- Will lib'. 'landlords nod • • • , ,• lbelietethat there vats no finality to such a • sett ement. he Government behoved the , • • --rime-heatnitiVedito " formulate. a "further. • ' • , ' measure dealmg wIth„tenantle_purchase of • - • • • holdings, and looked to that snainly for • a • - settlement of the questionswhieh unhaPpilY • . , agitated the ceuntry. In that alone they, , • - believed would be found the solution of ----- questionia heers.) The Govern- • • Sea to MI with the qualition in* tenants' would be.ded to en d. a lie up ey, to • aj r`e-e' the . a use of Inge est ing the the fire ked As lees , en. ere, pine' stud of owl and hip - his shed and !ort; liner wee, Two pito ickly. orm- with r and bow-, his and our; andrisid that' Balleur 'hardly.,eered what ... , ., • _ :: '• . ' ' :',.; .-", . ' . - , • • he Prepeised.. He done:mood:tile - • etta-h•Ea....tif* Xt&C.*t.-1,4311, 'partisan -Irish judger: for twang exciting '-------,.. - ,, .--......' -" ---'•• • - • -''''''''" 1...' pelitioat harangues. • Ai regarded the pre- Plit,a51:*enter,e. *Y the .7lieehle PI lvaid,toMake•the Orinaes pin a permanent , ... . . .. • ,tehmill Herne- .. • . .., Mei:sire, if thetWeredOnethe Bill, Would A :Pine Hill,....N.Y., despatch Says': : never be abrogated, - as & Majority Of ..the here in the Catskills, where3wks-Ortli meraberti of the"H.oaiseof Lords' Were.palis. thoneand New Yorkers -while away . bery'il 'eabservient. political slaves.. • inimnier,•is :an •ola heinesteed in, 'which • . ,'The:Speaker, inter•:posed ana.. Lebo:where larmee'resiileki with his Wilily. The hp Modifiedlis exPresston *a." the niajeri't-y a: iki quaint and ola,fashioned,not the lead entirelY in. Lord Salialniryla bands."' , • . 'the attractions being great yarkering •fi Continuing, be ...paid the Irish cOnsPira- places,. .in. which. iranientie , "back tog tors . Were n . chiss :of .pri*idegea :10aiorde :traehle and blaZe,:, virile tlae: :kettle, s 'who. were the • perpetual ' Wien:dee cit*the 'merrily on `the. hob. ,..... '. . ' '. : .: ' • People, and:wile' dedied to dear:tie them • ef' It is still Winter' at. nee Hill indyiein their civil rights.. .' He taunted, Chi:Saber.; 'Se " back logs" continue ' to be in gr lain...ivith. having.,madci..an...nffee to. the digne.nd: '.,,_ _:„..l.... ' , • , ... ',.. ': 1,.. Liberate to•Oppose coercion., if theYwould. • When.the sac* ,iiia bait *ere com accept his.hish. plena., : When' •this offer down lively: last *Sunday, night,, • and Was refused, Chamberiabi torikIda geode to :Wind:was' I:to:Wei. no." wean'. gUilgt" • the other side. •,Cheariberlain,only .0 wanted ' feriner,-Mattlieve; ' replenished : the ' his tiiiserablelenity satiefied." The Redij.; around 'which has wife and may Cbsie eitlewoishinot forgive .0bieriberlain 1,,f, . It a boys and . girla . were.'eoeily . gag:sired: Voted .forobeicion. • The door or iiiiiiit, the fanner pieced an immense knetty p• anise was closing . against the Radicals tylics of weed, in whichth.ere vvaan deep hole were 'affording "the • Tories an. tuntattrak the are 'One of the children rarest:WI Wks*, end, clikareditable ' support. 4. . This •_. "Hope there.'il Pe little nionsies in th was the effort . Of the classkie itgalpit dna," • I the Masao.. . It ' was , a streggle ;between : ". That there ve,s something hi the platocratstrielt and pleb& linaloidiii- ked 'w,se teen madeevident hY.the lien -and the Men *h.& 'occupied :the •Iiind and eradding &Ad. liiissing, and fele" pair Asked' a fair share', Of ' its .fruits. The dilated eyes *etched the hole in the • struggle yeas between.'•a systent, of govern inteatly„ : as-. the. blaze :crept. Closer, ment by the people and a system ,based aciser tnit. Fresently there .ate,S.:n 'jti ripen the coenional.the peeple., :TbeEng- in' an .ekurrying of , farmer and lish,'DemOorati ,Would ' stand•shOulder to. fannlY se a snake slowly but surely it shoutder.witli thelrish Democire.te. • Apart, teeth from the Woad:. ' It squirmed from thejustiee of theca:melt Waste their 'temp:ea, and at ,last,' -•by a: violent e intekeatte 49 ao, heoanao thly line* *hen freed,itiailf.ttoaite,fiteplaeti, • 'Thata the GlevernMent..had fiaished ivith Ireland arta Elided eon killed the reptile, 'which the tarn the. Engliali Derdoetats .wetild timed. to, be a Young rattlesnake. . Come. ,• He ata not ;ear a peinianont Cara, other.amall sinakeii et the :IMO ripecbsa ElgrAttiVe 011.001390o* . The Rowing tick:Wes crawled out of the.weoci and wire: qn With the Den:iodate and the ebbing. with' desPatehed . During. the entire lied the, Conseteatives. • The :, Bill. ' *oda ao ance the farrner's wife Stood On it.ehait MOre.thatl: anything 'else to &cll./lingo Heine: her ekirte gathered heroicalyabotit'he Me.- •• • ..... ' : ' - ' . • *Shrieked lustily. ; The next Mornitig, • • . • , tnerit,propo ' . • • . two' parts. Theat was the Whiehhad itietheee'deseribed, detiliiig With queetona • , • of urgency and, great diffiaulty, arisingfrom ' • ..' : . . the Land. Aat of 1881.. ThisBill,*biehit Weis ••• ' hoped .would rodeo° theinimber Of evictions • , one-halfrumulirbirtellereit 7by-ii Bill- re- . • : : lath* to the purchase of Inficlings. 'This • ' • ' latter•Bilit the • Government : hoped` would eettle 'the ..difOctiltY,, Th9 • -.Lordships who • them to makeleavy. sacrifices. G°vernlaTIOtrdtedI;:lbanl and those con- .. , The measure strictly regal,,dedd.frtohnle rit:e,lasnofa tali oruplaintis arisear fairness. 'and • to rem— e in- a spirit'o! tensetit. • - • • leavii, dras47111 proposed te through no fault el` • • extravagan reposed a the lan • Government Ph wba___• e geentinedg to a reasobn. decided byremovea from titnte the e°1111iiii, 1 ' • ; k ' ' '' ' II" Wwwwit'be Wit 1"IuntitultrtiPtcY . , G-overal a a judge A" .ttrigiaktiOn. ble . , property .and.was,-through anearnestdesire , Judi& reT iZotiont ttremeistertuni.t. Por ittdP'ah:li be ei4i1Pewen for, ar period to ' • judgmentef execotie .,4,bia 0 tenant m The. • • . ••,able stay the judge, hoilling;" t , 14. • 4‘,Theroaring of the river 'and theereada: ing.ef, the. ice Were simply eyeful. At times We could not Make ourselves heard, and ,to add to our discomfiture we eould hear quite near us the Screarop two nititintainlionta probablyin. some tree;top, imprisoned by • the flood. :At lad it grew lighter, the tide, suddenly went down, and therauddy rivet: diminished in size: There was less ice in the river, too, and with, btimimliedLhands. we unfastened. war mobrings and drifted with thellood. down the river "arid ,finafly Managed to get ashore,.'.! • ; • who 7! but 4thrOtig ,tenan s • • . asaa own, t 0324 improvident -court, the:a county dia •.• • • • the ar irridaY) Comoglitonight •••:•' . • .' •A last , House et a that " ; • . oight,-the fleeena then on Tuesday, there •c„,,od read-. a eok between. the s 'Ike said it • , . Wad the •et 'that the: flier decision in Bill, he Sal • t Mai lie r le of 'the.. the Lan t ai inc p • .a wa, " courkiu g ordinal"' L ndon j• • • int*Y8 vlf SMit A first if a Mr W.: be res4;mai 'he taken 11P.„, • - • • , Irish na Nis would firm, 3 die- be. a - big and going.rivetatito del/0118o some to DI L • , , • • ' ; maid e w ...to 6seeuttee, _ h left to the poor eripple; • a • .c.:11:,:touneeisiart:ertiaiavyed. the...:1c. is.ce, 1.06-. , c,ials•ti.n. d•. ' the.chief English eidoniste at her villa,at , ' .,Lord Hiedlip„ formerly Sir Henry %Ali- . .. fici9, a'meniber of ',, the lire•wiria, fire:a...in .,: • /the Ituesian Government' hes placed ab ' therdieposatof.the, pcilice.zamoo.to he naea: ' ' in nitravouing,lhtlq_ihiliat ootnioir!toy.,_;..LL.._.—,-:. dea . He was 76 yearsof age. •, THE poks.011* CASE. ChAtch;, Eicupes.the Clot.Ches' Of the *sr ' One' Mere. •• ' A last • (Thursday) night's . •Welland States Express Geo. v.: • Donahue was con - eluded at the Aesizes to -day, The defence relied : upon an alibi, the evi- dimes for which is as 'folic:wee ...Wm.. Buchner, the Captain, of a eavalry troop, sworethet Within a few days before going into camp et Niagara, on the 22nd Jane, 1603, borrowed asnm 'Money from Denahunat Felt •Erie, with wtdeb to pay expenses. He Was not Positi.ve as how long_ before_ going to camp he borrowed.the money, but fixed the dated the departure of his company as the 22nd June, and three Menibers of troop, testified to being present. at the ' interview. abetiYeeh their captain and Donahue, and all three .stated that it was about 8 o'clock in the evening, two days before tbe carap" -Opened; making. it lune goth.. JamesSpainSwore to taking it drink With Donahue in Fort Erie • on the ggild, ;Um!, after the volunteer's had left., It .would be impossible to -leave Fort Erie after the time sworn to, by the. volunteers and go to Srisquelmens in:1=e for the robbery, Much less .get beck by -:the time sworn to hy Spain. Mr. Osler, c: power- ful- 'address, , to the jury, claimed that a verdict for ths.plaintiff would be believing the questionable testimony. of thieves. an detectives against that of the repetable citiz.eris who hadsWorn to the alibi. • Mr. Kerr, on the other hind, pointed, out •that the evidence against Donahue' was . of the strongest . kind, tied thtthe elibi Witnesses 'Might easily be :mistaken ria,:to dates of evepte'se longpast. The jury, after. about arehour'e deliberation, returned' a verdict for the defendant. His Lordshipreinarked that. If he were. , the ..jury be wotildhtive found differently., , • , : , • • , • • ,• Tilt ••• flociitt. -c6a:Mtannke. Seam Ste, avatie in the thaws or Boomers and Spetithstors. ' Govern - le t t e an • • . • ' otlitaUrpritance that. the Geeenitnent "r- ' • .. . • .use every e ort to make the measure , • • ' ' Me: Parnell, upon rising to refiUrne the ' • 'debate "en the Crimes Bill, was kindly , . • • , cheated. ,Ife said that with the'ProdUction ' Of the Land Bill yesterafty Parliament had • *been put in possession ofthe e,omglete plan , • ;. • . ditheneste. 'Phe Land .11111 bad revealed 4. • , ..01 the .Governmerit in its bake nestend • • • , , the eatent of ' the islet mid the gravity of • , the coin:piracy' through which the Censer- • • tives and Liberal,Unsts intended to • . , aild coetee tenante Itelead in e ' • yinent Of impastible 'routs, and 'etiniPtil llr. Gladatiafte rose slid Waakea (loan the floor ' to the OppositiOn lobby, ' alt. the D is reported:that E'mperor 'Francira • joteph, will , go 'to England during the Queen'S jubilee if political .affeirs permit of., his leaving Austria. " • , • The fine `Roman araatittheatre et Poll; • • *II—, en tffiiistic, sadenly cad - lapsed yesterday and fell into airiramense • • chasm which 'Opened on the site., . Orem thischasni vapors are emi:tted. ' . • • . .:,The Pope has sent .0 cenfidential murder:lien. to thakrieasiaraiiishope,invit- ing suggestions as . to. the .feasibility ;Of : est,ablishing a • minelature. at' . for Pruseia, or orie...iirefeintere for theyihole of • . . • • • • • ..-Satneday brdeglit forth. three gliseitly • rernindera of the Itichmona Hotel disaster • Buffalo,. in the shape of three phartc4 bodiesdlig out'of the:, ruins, One,: that of: , Lizzie 'n' servant •girl, the other. Witlion,t reach. 'doubt :that - Robert.8. Boyd,. at Boeton, Ana the- thiild thought. to be that: ef Katie' Herit,•:•a servant; The, . bodies; are so badrf Charred and diefigered•••,- that identificatioracan wily be partial. . _ A. Meal:hocking tr,agedY feels ptace. at" Corisliatta, • Laa-,-,on-"8-ittarday afteriloon;:. resulting death OfJ. H,,Seheein and ' A. C. Brown, Brown ' had lieconie incensed 'against M. A.....,C-ockerliain, swairillaw• of . Scheen, on • taco -lint of some bisiiiesir 'tionble,'and had been, seen On the streets Saturday 'afterpoen buleiring for Ocieliet7: ham; Finding , him. . Tiolieenrs store,'.', pistoirs•Were ' drawn and they began tiring -•;•• upon each ether. ..:Scheen reeeived ',shot m the niouth, whidt passed throughand . • brae '.hie peek, causing .'instant -death. Brownreceived a Shot .each inn, tied after lironciecuotia firing onbOth Wee ;the men left:the bier& '. Young John &sheen seized &tilde -barrelled •guti and .'.ftred •riptin 'the, .retreating. lona of. Brown, who. ran to a Store chant lot? yarda.diptarif and expired , • • •• - donibiars dontinved dieeeeeiee. kaler, Recording to the tarmer'e Story amid erica of t"DiVide'.'?: wife peinted proudly to the snakes • htr-T. 1)". :07pennor moved. to adjourn said! ' ; • the debate. , • . killed them nit Within's half n Mr, Gladstone,• suPpertifig the motion, didn't we, Williani.? defended Mr. Paritell's delayihmoving his . Bahmati,ala Oat male._„ amendnieutt and said this was a. grave and ' 1"lyniontit, Mich., despateh, teriOne :case, dentanding :another, night for A.t.rahani Gorslin • was examined he discussion: .Withreference to lgr, Parnell's da On 'Ole charge of -obtaining ..1/ epeech; Mr.:Oladatone said he had never Gates! sientiture.to note on :false known of an • instance in.; which the case tenCes, and .waa bound ever for trial 'made for such Bill had been no dom. Gircuit Court. with bell ' fixed at pletely tore to rags, 4p:oud eherire.) Gond* iri November, 1885, being Mr. W.' H', Sinitheoreplained becauee the President of the Behead:in. Oat Com Parnellities bad not risen aotwer, and said biduced Getes buy thirty he wise 'Unable to aceede to Mr. 0'0°re:ear's it $10 per bushel on promise that the recited., 'Party nett year would :sell tWiee Mr. Pareell. supportecl Mr. O'Connor's .aneniut for him at. the flauld prim • Mr. O'Cbnadrierriotion Was rejected by's, 'arid swears witnesses in cerroboratio vote of 381 to, 254, „ Cl'orslin told hini•tlie coMpanY had $ hir.. Sinith • petting the '41.leritiOn on deposit with the State Trees:: insure the fulfilment of its beads., WatAS; when the coral:any 06 apse ing delivered only part of the thirty, b Of oats; Gorslin told Gates he wait gl 'got (nit Of it as he had kpoWri all, a WAS' a trend, EVideriati was pro bowing the eompanY 'never haa any deposited With the State Tro tjorslin ant his agent LaWretee that state i -eat. that euela- mettey deposit was r.k ' said.there Were rcing reeaions for: it.' ' • says: rate- aYof pre - in the $500. then PaeY4 f oats cceb. 'that' Oates bringe it that. 10,000 rer •to bav After. ushols ad to long it. dueed° money &surer. denied Was on • • motion. • . giving hie note for $300., The latter • . • - exotbitant rates. 11 the Itoisse•'iliould • • •• • • ovee.giee the GOVerntnen t ow& thusto • . Caere° the people,,.t e result woula most • . • oortainv u: Wholesale rephdiatien, . .• • . • ;immense l6se4to the Britith30Apeyer. '• Tho'Government weropresting oe'esercion, • • • . • • "' -with indeeent haste. They Acid refused to • " ea' Out, the reconimeridatient .of. the • •• • • , 'Lan COMMission. if *id CoereuM bill cloture decision was received with c eers • . • ', aaere•paseed, tho.last. deferiee.of the,tenapte and coeuter cheeta, and erietfrora the Par- , • •••• • . itgaiett. w.holesele fribbery would be re, ef " Tyrtousyl " "'Down With the ' •• ••.' • " moved. in just land prirehaso,lay the onlyr Doitket,,Ir • •• . • . hope of -settling the land question; . .it 11 the nierribers bri the:11'0A Oppositibe • ' dote at fait prices 'and ni the absende beetsh, with Xtr„..0 ad tone leading, left the , - ' • ` thein to purchase their landlords' niteresta moral:ere Of the Opposition standing and elieeririg him as he did • • On returning to thb House he was again kindly cheered. The Motion for cloture was earned by it Vete Of 361 to'253 and,the first. reading of the Bill Was agreed to Without a division. The annwiecoment of the result of the A Mar:vette, Mich., daspatch says. :' 'The • arniy of .bcioniere, sharks and speculators Whieh is. 'in possession of everything at Saillt Ste- Marie contieues, to increase with every train. Iktot only teem property, but land abywhete Within two to' :Alai miles. is gobbled up like hot wakes.... For tliepreseet the boomers hold the fort and are perfectly wild with eiditenieht, The mod extrava, gent storiee are alleat regrinlieg deals and great 00.1 of' gababling ie- said to be in progreeka .T,he exeiteraent is increasing, hourly, and itischained: #1,250,000 ,hav,e actealtY elianged laiside or ate tied up: aheritime eptione.. . • ••• lCe�IstaflCO �t ktnowt An '(:)#atoci' despatch pep:: Coleeel JIIBILEE ' 'inilirK§oIVING... , Irlieitorda and Commens to, Attencl Wor- iliip in Eletiairate Chureitegi . ' A laindoe cablegram says.; On May • 22nd, the Sunday after Ascension Day, tho' Speaker and the: Howie , of ..Conisterfai will" attend at St:Margiat' a; Westrebst pt.; their'. tecognized cherch, -at a' ' jubilee tliarike.• ,•-•*•.:7• gingservice The preacher ',will .be. the -7' • , laishopot, Wpm., The. 'last . oceasien ,nn "...,. Which the, Howie of:,7Comnieris attended. a 'church service in State *as con the 4113, of • May, 1856„ on the Occasien of the national thanksgivingtOr: the restoration of . peace: after the cleesof he Crimean War. Bat' -..: ;: , • perhaps the moat maiiereble oecasi.ori Was ,the special saireice On the 21s1 of' •March, 1855,• when it fast' .daY mat , appointed by RoYal preclareation, sad „special prayer Wait made for a. blessing:on; " the just and. neoeseery _Wet (eCriretan) ha whiCh We . are etigaged.!' 'The termerA bn tlint 'eces- :sion was preached with marvellolui 010. ,quende by Canon MelVill.e. ,.., It will he. ' observed that only the Hotise of Co" 'Mons - • la attend the service at St. Margaret „Whieh in their parish . chtirch. The ' nee of Lord8. are supposed to attend: Divi e. 'wet., - Ship at the more arietOcrittio,Abbey pt. Westittinsior, , ,plose by. White% report Of' .hie experiments oh the. retistaiice of anOw,to bellete, in ekiebeetion .;trith the recent Nordenfeldt un experi- mentebefore the (10,4enera1 and Lord Alexander Itnesell, has jrist lieeti Madepuliio., "Bo seys_that *the Martini bullets flred.iritn e bank of well .po.ckea , snot,/ Were' coniPletkly trent Laterite:ter:liege: diet:ince bf not biore than: .font :feetfrom the point of coiripsetv Snider bullets, in hard.panked tnow mixed:With ice, but,not hard enough to prevent digging lute, it with illeet4rOn ShOVel tild net periettate More than iibent Zemucl Chute, of Ionia! Mich., lour feet ; perfectly dry FIDOW packed by confined to 4E -louse with injunee indieted natural drift, but baps le Of bcing easily by A. big rooster, which flOW at hi:rile:Other crushed in the lona; it ballet penetrated aay' , knockeerdown,, and felleWed• tin ebetittier feet; alma in iodbe drifted dry -------------- MA,/ leitS 11101 •itesten feett then& Area Catadlan Cheese 111 ghtili*nite A London (Ont.), despatch says „t Prof. ' Roberton, of the Ontario Agricultural, Cellegd,' who had charge' of the Canadian cheese exhibit, at the reennt Indian arta. Colonial mtpooition„ t Louden to -day : England,. 11n inter*ievi he expressed, ; -the opinionlhat Canada:II cheese will rale ecineiderably• higher. this season their for two Ot threckyoaio past; told that the „ to,tion ettrited by • the (Canadian ,dairies ab the Indio:1_0m Colonial Exhibition will , Atha:1104n Mitch larger. trade id that pre duct than heretofore. Ile also beheyee that' Comedian better will be ia great dent:nil in, Groat tritainlimit year:' his advantage withP.8J". Lip incott Of Philadelphia Wt An ' tot CIO a e a a c a ' "VC Obligations te the lest lietie.Y. • ' ' M 1 y' OPecell 'eLblit the' prelude' . Xrs..Clutefs &reams" brought' the birea :fret). peinte e413v tt, y Y r P " ' •• • cOer rA, Irish ten nts wont& fulfil „use,followed by a large be y , a • , .t0 dieduse,the pt.:09404e of to or.441.eed biehe 'dhertt the girl with a pail of Water and. a iitcrie hebk thStant* • '" estate worth nearly $3",008 000 ' „ ; • , - • :r V . . . ' r . . I . . 1 . , • • •••• . . . V . . • • , . . , . . , ,• ,, 4.1 •4, '