Show TELEGRAPH RAPE TIDINGS wendell Wendel phillips Phillipa remain interred int erre a amid a great Cono ouro of friends I 1 I 1 landolph sir attack on Glad gladstone govern I 1 ment figures to show the swindles by tho subsidized pacific railroads tho bill opposed as ail an invasion on state eights rights A captains cruelty to the crew of the fity of columbus I 1 high icsom paid to tho the asid herdea at hamburg br by atad presa to iho arald Hr ald 11 the cleare feb 0 othe the house W went ent luta committee of the whole cobb in the chair on tho the bil bill lanham strongly opposed oppose J tho bill as is endangering one oue of tho vast interests of the tile country an industry I 1 in a which texas wag was especially interested his opposition was not inspired by tho the apprehension that thero there exists today to day flay within his ills state a single cuse ofa euro neti why had not tho the committee comm it ee seen fit to restrict the tile operation to the St Sta which the plague chista thero there were in this measure evils and dangers infinitely worse than tho cattle plague lie ire criticized seriatim the provision ortho of tho aill and especially the section which provides for the division of expense ril n era the disease between states and und the state in iff which it lio predicted the proposed to bo be appropriated would no not hf t pocket change than corns conill to iare arad Alith the vast sums te that t would DO needed no 20 more magnificent plan lan had over ever been conceived to un ock lock tho the vaults of the treasury and the public funds I 1 reagan took a similar ground in anop opposition to the tile r measure asure and argued many of its provisions provisions were unconstitutional tuai tut ional orial contended lie He it tho the powers expressly ay iy reserved to lie the states eaton considered the pending bill presented to conom mil i the present ties session sion it should be entitled bill to abrogate and annul the constitution and deprive the states of the rights which be belong J to them it undertook to make I 1 the president the master of the people of una this great consideration of sinter I 1 t it as another of those driven into tho constitution andeson An denon deison spoke in support of tile measure mp asure A terrible ilis earm was threatening Ibre atoning one odthe greatest industries I 1 ngaw had power on tha the ground of 1 protecting the tile general pub lie and the rights of properly property to out arill yet tho proposition tao to do so eo has was met with the tile old old argument sovereignty y 11 and nd state rights no 0 such objection wa wag made ado when tho mississippi levee bl 0 o ip muldoon favored tho general pur put knit of the bill but buts opposed certain provisions and gave notice ho lie would at the proper time move to re becom cow mil wit for amendment and revision peters and lawrence supported the bill and dwelt upon to imI immediate mediate I 1 ne necessity of ste steps ps cameron expressed hearty concurrence in inalie the purpose odthe of the legislation and failed to find any constitutional stumbling block in the way of or voting for it A liberal construction of the constitution should always be given when a great public goodwan good was to be accomplished or a great public eil evil averted rowell contended the proposed legislation was absolutely to protect the lie cattle interest ad abd rk it waa was not rossille possible sible for the states do so ros with without ont federal aid perkins contended congress had be the perfect right nad and power to legislate ato upon the subject I 1 bel beirold ford said he lie would not tote vote for he the bill unless fundamentally recon but lio lie nas not going to vote against it under the tile flimsy pretext of state rights lie objected to the bill it some brank tota ake charge of the tile whole subject to investigate the tile condition 0 chaine cattle shipped from one state to 4 another th that at was vas too great a power to put in I 1 one ono agent in ditl I 1 4 1 mada a 1 constitutional nent in blaw that ti t the federal government could in tho the i e escat ie of pott cr to legislate commerce Ill erce lea legislate ate in the manner r proposed i by the bill L or york spoke it against adlist t ali I 1 10 I 1 afi tairi lie ito asserted in trenched I 1 I 1 port the righta of the states gibson the tile bill tit tl bill ass tt aa a fraud on the face of it it proposed to create a force of officers who ho sh should caile take tale place of the collectors of internal revenue and ana search every mana farm and lie was utterly ab at toni shed that alie lie committee put buell unlimited howerin the tile rinato 0 mers and aon onen to such wi tt t t tie 1 I 1 14 athe othe treas blending IM iding further furt lier action committee rose the bonsa house adjourned adjourn fd crai yniol captain 1304 TON feb 6 capt Burri bilm of the board of in inspectors of steam N fajr iba bc bointon Vi district 10 i I 1 T A that tile of th ic 0 to ili him m privately abely tile do passed il alie I 1 e of the city of c f after day I 1 ou oil tile dio morning ef the 41 disaster all nil wp ogal r t chrtt I 1 irit iho of di tre q vera seen frony fronT the chait cus cu but the latter r steamer did not 15 top tol p becal hei otho captain did not wish to bt bu delayed on oil his trip th thi mid captain capt ain bunnhim Bur Burn nhim liam isono is ono of tho tile moat most lie areli e I 1 ahl aings I 1 e erho rd of 11 was I 1 prow tw suro aon loan the ent ire of the ami t tak k tupi r befaro the tho a I 1 a M tf anever hearal W h a vio laton of thai that holy but uh unwritten ar Att enlaw law orential rent ial ana anti at aa 60 4 han alsy ij amonte churchill LONDON feb 6 0 in the commons 3 today to day gladstone stated the govern ment does not feel called upon to adopt fresh esh measures because of gen bakers disaster and had tho the debate continued last ni night sir clias dilke president of ho the local government board would have read the telegram confirming the news of the disasters in egypt lord randolph churchill consert Con alive member for woodstock ga cave gae e notice that ho he would introduce an amendment to tho the address asking for the removal of tho present ministers Mini stera and the lie substitution of others who were fitter this was greeted with cheera cheers on oil tho the part of the conserva tives which were answered by counter cheers of the liberals the tile amendment was supported by forty conservatives lord churchill declared he lie offered it because of the abrupt ending of the debate last might the government lie asserted was vas alone i 3 pon sible for such degradation of tho tile house the speaker ruled the amendment out of order lord churchill thereupon moved the house adjourn for the purpose of giving attention to urgent public bus business ness ill all conservatives including the lenders leders airoso to their feet in support of tho tile motion great excitement pre prevailed mr conry chaplin conservative member from Lincoln lincolnshire shire seconded this thi motion and mado made a violent at ati tack upon tho tile government sir Staf stafford rord northcote declared the abrupt of the debate was a conduct unworthy of the governs govern ment mr gladstone replied the govern ment were not responsible they suffered more wore e alian ti I 1 an the house from the stoppage e of the debate as chev were thereby rendered unable to an ar r awer erroneous statements made the house could be better informed later and would woula have ample chance to discuss the be condition of affairs in egypt concerning which tho the government were anxious to to make a true statement the motin mas was without division lord edmund fitzmaurice Fitz maurico under foremen secretary stated the gover government had news regarding the disaster to tewfik bey wendll wendell phillips BOSTON bosto feb 6 at an early hour this morning the people began to gather about the late residence of wendell Phillips none were admits ted to the tile house but intimate friends andrela and relations tiona there Thera were no ces in the house coffin was wa borne from frol lithe the housa to the hearse set several oral ht hundred Indred eluding many workers coworkers co followed tho the remains to the old hollis street church whore tho the funeral serT services ices took place lace conducted conduct edby by roy samuel le longfellow n of r cambridge asai assisted b by rov roy samuel may inay of leicester among the he prominent clergymen present in the pulpit were reva revs edward everett hale halec C A barton jas freeman C lark clark A it M miner and I 1 t se e the interior of the church wa ed to suffocation by friends and relatives oft of the he dead ora for tor amoni choso attending the services were nvere largo large committees from both doth houses of the legislature tho tile common council in a bot body and delegates from the domans suffrage associations labor organizations temperance societies irich societies free free thinkers association american free soil society Poci ety young mens congress 9 resa and aud many reform movements moyo monts u with ith which phillips had been prominently identified after the services cervices vices the body waa was borne to fanevil 11 hall 1 As soon as a the crowd was gotten into order by tho the police the public I 1 alic formed I 1 into t lines and were affel admitted bitted to the h hall 1 I 1 tho coffin was guarded by four colored soldiers the faro face of mr phillips wears ft a flaccid placid half smiling expression and ita to appearance is roost natural tho the lie in at state a te until four p ro in the people co le anaed passed reverently by the coal coffin n before before the tile guard of honor and than quietly departed from front tha the I 1 hall after the public had withdrawn and just previous prey lous to t the ie removal of tha the remains a plaster cast of the head wis iris taken at tho the request of the family procession was then reformed and the coffin was borno to the old granary burying ground tremont street the street were acain again crowded and the streets I 1 in anthe the vicinity of the burial ground were dent densely cly packed with people there were no normal Armal ceremonies in the th graveyards gravey ardt and tha coffin containing the remain of the tile dead philanthropist was pla ed in phillips family tomb which chii li is is alio al io the final resting flace brother rother of father mother and rist news molicy lo ONI I 1 bu parnall announced ills in Intent ten tigi loi of moving an amendment to in reply to the Qu queens eells fcc cb with reference enco to the recent ni nt itt of the Govern governments mentis p policy 11 m it I 1 tind land its tendency lie he bays h lias nai n 1 l been tu to tranquillize alo people cop e as 11 especially deplores dep lorea the wanton ito n pr of ofle legal ealand anti constitutional onal meetings whereby free speech bad acu ecu practically quenched in in ireland the amendment con decuna the I 1 11 I 1 ish executive for having permitted estrates lp Js publicly and with ati ali herfi ier fi i ampil impunity anity to applaud alie conduit of I 1 ord h tos asmore smore who had been super eded bcd as Juz justice itice of peace for disturbs di n ilc ac order provoking ill A ill ml nl a t r 0 between the different clasy clas clax y of ireland and thereby directly in ailing ig irishmen t to Ille gItl neb nets and coeds of Y violente Io lente the amen rient concludes conclude i by humbly admiring 1 her it jesty of tho firm conviction filim r s party that the policy of f forcing r stimulating st ite lite aided aide immigrate rati a of tho tile irish pe leonls ia 1 be le finitely and aud 11 abandoned i rahe stopped the of the cotton operations it in lancashire tro lias hat ended in favor of 0 tile 0 fb rob 0 AB As all tho known socialist have been expelled ix pille or arrested the troops are no louger kept sann I 1 trio frail ay comp wm panics aides havo been forbidden t farry a withof the arni si in n rrie 0 or G government government overn ment boffl bials is lands forfeited washington feb C G secretary teller cent sent to the senate today to day in response to the resolution offered by vanwyck van wyck calling for copies of mort wort elgea executed by the texas pacific railroad co on lands granted by the I 1 act of march ard 3rd rd 1871 and for the list of names of the railroad corporations now cl claiming almino lands that were not named during the lifetime grants etc the mortgages are seven in number and in transmitting copies the secretary points out that only one of them that bearing the thoda date teof of june 1872 is on lands granted by the act of 1871 1 and this was satisfied december oth 1871 the statement is submitted by the commissioner of the general land office showing the condition of the railroad railroads coald to aid in the th construction of which lands have been granted it sets forth the following oj as the status of the more important ones northern pacific time fixed for completion july ath ath 1879 length proposed 2362 2302 miles completed W within the specified time 30 miles since completed miles mil c 6 now uncompleted miles estimated estima estimated tid number of acres grant granted ed num berof acres patented up to june jun e 30 issa atlantic pacific time fixed for completion july fth 1878 length of tr proposed 0 ased line 2429 1 miles cam completed plated within i tile specified time I 1 95 mile roll completed since COO CW mile 1 u TIC pleated 1704 miles acrea acres granted 40 0 acres patented to june 30 1833 1883 Southern Pacific length of proposed road miles time fixed for co completion af ia july ath 1878 1378 completed 11 within specified time I 1 miles completed since 2 10 miles uncompleted 84 miles acres granted acres patented to june 30 1883 texas pacific length of proposed road 1483 miles time fixed for the completion compi ebion of the road may 27 1881 completed within specified time g miles now uncompleted 7 78 miles n lles acres granted muted nena none patent PINK cato cd to 5 june une I prisoner DUBLIN feb CL 6 it is stated i that the imprisoned will be removed to england because an attack grekis is feared upon the jail in which they are now confined the establishment of mortgage banks backed by the government Is 11 projected in north Ir band to assist the occupiers odthe of the soil to become its owners bosnok feb G GA A dublin correi pendent ays the authorities have for some time sats been e an in the pos session of information concerning feniah fenian plots plot which led to the removal to england of the tile invincible I 1 glacial Oc lil gaytan MONTREAL feb 6 the tho ice festival continued today to day A alast vast cons con coarse course of people including c many from the states witnessed the tile sports which consisted of the hockey ockey i sleighing sleight ng parade toboggan ing ng and illumination odthe of the ice pal fill ice ace which was attacked and defended j by parties of 1500 members of the 1 snowshoe Know Snow shoo club costumed and carrying torches citizens clothing kas feb 6 0 A euit suit 1 of citizens clothing has been delivered to major wasson paymaster now serving a term in the kansas penitentiary and he lie I 1 has been advised that his pardon will arrive from washington next week fatal Col lIola LEx maTON 4 KT ky feb 6 0 A c con an I 1 st ruction train 0 of th the a cho chesapeake A ohio between morehead and carmi farm ors station ran into the caboose of 0 i i another containing twenty section hands colored five were killed I 1 fifteen fi T T wounded charles II harlon arlon conductor autor was wm seriously injured sad death drw nsw feb 8 0 miss clara bel den tippetts actress whose stage name is clara belden was taken to the hospital last night in a condition of violent insanity she died tonight the deceased was a nati native e of st louis beroe bobor Ilos Bor ored IlAu nuno feb fl 8 the ball lill in which |