Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-23
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the Sultan, has demanded of the Britis
and French Ambassadors 70 recall thei
forces from Alexandria ON the groun
that orderiis restored.
Very Mach Alarmed.
LONDON, May ga dispatch fror
Tilsit states that at a council Of tn
Russian Imperial family at Peterkoi
Palace, it was decided, because OF th
receipt Of alarming information touch
ing projects of the Nihilisss, to defer tn
coronation Of the Gar for one year.
The Sick Prinee.
BRsLIx, May 2.-Bismarsk Is still
great invalid.
A High Priest Threatened.
DUBLIN. May 22.-Cardinal McCab'
has received number Of threatening
letters. He is guarded by police.
A Rebellion Faded.
LONDON, May 22.-The Crivosnian.
have crossed the Montenegro frontier
and surrendered arms to the Montene
grin troops. They were interned. Ths
revolt was thus ended.
Probably an Idle Threat.
BERLIN, May 22.-7ogolblat states tina,
the German embassy at st. Petersburg
has been warned that the German Crown
Prince Frederick William will run great
danger if he attends the coronation OF
tho Gar at Moscow, and there is deer
undiscovered conspiracy against the
Car and his guests.
A Large Fire.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May pa fire in the
Jewish quarters at Kevo destroyed lOs
houses, doing damage of COO, 900 roubles
A Gun Found.
DUBLIN, May PA loaded gun was
found at the door of Mr.. Lyons, Liberal
member of Parliament. in this city,
supposed to be warning.
Personal.
Davitt arrived today, and proceeded
unnoticed to the house of DR.. Kenny.
Wool sales.
LONDON, May 22.-Ten thousand bales
of wool were sold today, comprising
New South Wales, Greenland and Vic
toria. There was good demand, and
prices we're firm.
Parliamentary Proceedings.
LONDON, May PIN the Commons,
Gladstone, replying to the member from
County Kilkenny, stated he had seen the
resolution of the Irish judges against
the suppression of trial by jury, bat he
was bound to say the government had
carefully considered the matter before
tho resolution was framed, and the re-
preston bill contains their deliberate
conclusions.
Chief Secretary Trevelyan said they
suspect O'Mahoney is not an American
citizen, and was not prevented writing
to the United States minister.
The government has declared it has
not offered O'Mahoney or any American
citizen money to quit the country.
Gladstone announced that tomorrow
he would move the repression bill have
precedence over all other business until
it's consideration is concluded, and if
he finds it necessary he will afterwards
ask precedence for the arrears of rent
bill.
Parnell gave notice he would move
the Gladstone resolution in regard to
tho repression bill shall also apply to
the arrears bill.
Gladstone then moved the second
reading Of the arrears bill. The House
was very crowded when he made his
motion.
Gladstone said: "It is impossible
to compel people to borrow, therefore
money and supplies must be by gift" He
stated there are $4,000 tenants in Ire
land paying under 80 per cent. Of he
rent of Griffith's valuation of the land.
OF these 100000 are excluded from the
benefit Of tho land act, by being in
arrears. This he said must be remedied.
He admitted the proposal was extraor-
dinary, but 50 was the state of Ireland
Icilator Booth (Conservative) moved
an amendment declaring it inex psdient
by consolidated fund with any pay
ment for arrears except in the form Of
loan. Hedsscribed the Government's
plan as oommunistic and demora lizing.
It was an evil precedent, and most OBJ
iectionabls in view Of the Scotch and
English, who suffer as much as the
Irish farmer.
Forster testified to the general len
;ency of the Lords of Ireland, though
there wore individual cases Of hardship.
He said it would not be to the interest
Of landlords to reduce the number Of
tsnants-of poor tenants-for the State
would be in before they would bsooms
fewer and better Of, and their wretched.
ness would no longer furnish an excuse
for agitation. He believed many land
lords would accept q small oompensa
ton from tenants in order TO get the
Government 10 grant. He strongly fav
orsd the grant taking the form Of . gift
At meeting Of the Irish parliamen-
tary party today. Parnell presiding, the
Secretary was directed to telegraph te
al abssntsss to attend the sessions oi
tho House to oppose the repression
bill.
Parnell. Sexton. Hsaby, Leahy and
Dillon were appointed Committee X
draft amsndments TO tho bill. Thii
signifies . strenuous effort of resistano'
On the part Of Irish members.
sAlps ef War Ar0in&.
ALEXANDRIA, May 2.-Two moro Brit
ish eunboata and two Greek msn-of'
war have arrived.
The sheriff Of Dalles County. Iowa
vears ahabbv clOthses, and b insienin
oantin appearanes. He bad eccasion =
tako : portly, we'll l-dreased prisoner =
~ uouitsntiaYy. Tho convict whcl
tAev came into the wardon's ofiioe
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