Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-10
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Races.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-For the Nursery
stakes, Belle Henrietta first. The
Squaxie second, Daphne third.
Irish DlsaHeetisnlsas.
DUBLN, Oct. 9.-The Presidents of
the various branches of the National
Land League will in that capacity par
ticipate in the Dublin conference.
Michael Dayitt in speech at Wex-
ford yesterday, declared that the Land
League had inculcated principles which
were indestructible, but he was disap-
pointed at the outcome. The League
bad by one tremendous sweep of the
Government been arrested it its career.
Inc GOveroment had been furnished a
pretext for Its action by outrages which
had been committed by some of the
Irish people. Pleading for Justice at
Westminster, he said, was useless. The
people should rely on Irish determine
ton to array the landlordism before
the civilized world as the cause of crime
and disorder.
4 Home Rule Sermon.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Bishop Walsh, who
has Just returned from Ireland, yester-
day, IN st. Peters Cathedral, referred
TO the Irish question. He condemned
in scathing terms the alleged crimes,
but quoted statistics to show there is
less crime in Ireland than was opposing
the dlsinteRratiOn of the empire. The
Bishop favored home rule for Ireland.
similar to that enjoyed by Canada.
A Race.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-At Newmarket
the ClearWiu stakes were won by Hou-
lens. Goldteld, second; Acrostic, third;
4 Concession.
As q concession to the feeling of the
Catholic clergy throughout Ireland, ali
bishops, except Archbishop MoCabe,
have extended general permission to
priests in their dioceses to take part in
the mansion house evicted tenants
movement, and in the new labor league
and industrial union founded by Par
nell.
singular Ailment.
LONDON, Ont, Oct. 9.-Thirty persons
we're poisoned here from eating head
cheese manufactured by local butchers.
Physicians attribute the trouble to
bristles chopped up with the skin of the
pork. causing initiation of the stomach.
Some OF the sufferers a.e very low, but
1t Is supposed all will recover.
A New Tax.
CONsTANTNoPLE, Oct. 9.-All the DOW
ers excepting Russia and France agreed
upon the principle of a license tax for
wheat. The Porte proposes to lew
upon foreigners doing business in Tur-
key.
Too Much for Relief.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The Republican Fran
calse refuses to believe that Granville
will set aside the Egyptian control with
out consulting France.
steamer Lost.
ST. JOHN's, N. F.. Oct. 9.-The steam.
er Hereder was lost three miles west of
Cape Race. The mails, passengers and
crew were saved. Up to- O'Clock no
further particulars we're received by the
agents.
Passengers Saved.
Among the passengers on the Hereder
was Miss Lumena Duterman Denver, of
New York.
The agents of the Hamburg-American
Company are confident all the passen-
gers will be we'll cared for.
Further Particulars.
The steamer went ashore at 2 O'Clock
this morning, during a dense fog. All
of the passengers and crew were landed
without difficulty, and will be sent by
special steamer. aud cared for by the
Consul General. 1t is believed the ship
and cargo are total loss.
Righteous Punishmenl.
ODESSA, Got. "a military tribunal
is in session at Balta, trying the cases of
the anti-Jewish rioters. They con-
demed one of the leaders to two years
and five others from to Is months i'm
steamship Lost.
ST. JOHN, N. F., Oct. 9.-The German
steamer Herder, from New York for
hamburg, with 288 passengers, was lost
near Cape Race last night. All on board
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