Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-11
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annihilated.
| EIGN.
A Considerate Marquis.
LONDON, May 1O-In tina House o.
Lords Marquis Lansdowne announced
that IN consequence of the recent min
isterial statements relative to impend
ing measures for the protection of life
and property in Ireland, he dropped 6
motion which he had announced against
the policy of the Government. He said
he wished to impress upon the Govern
msnt very earnestly the necessity OF
not Welding to the popular demands
without the adoption of compensatine
measures for strengthening the law.
Reward OHeresa.
The Government will offer a reward
OF ton thousand pounds for information
given within three years which will lead
to the conviction of the murderers, and
reward of Il 900 for private informa-
tlon. The Government will also grant
q full pardon and extend the special
protection of the crown in any part Of
the Queens domain to any person other
than the ncipals.. in the crime who
may give the Information required.
Funeral Preparations.
The body of Lord CavendiSh was laid
out for public view in the chapel at
Chathworth. The features are calm,
and only one cut is visible. across the
nose.
The Queen sent special messenger
with wreath for tho coffin. The wreath
was composed of yellow and white ever
lasting flowers, and a card was attached
to it with tho words inscribed. From
Queen Victoria. A letter of condo
lsnce, addressed to Lady Frederick
Caveneish, accompanies the wreath.
The interment takes place at Edenson,
at 2 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon.
Business in the surrounding distric: will
be suspended during the entire day. 1t
is expected that a deputation of Irish
:enantry from Cork will participate in
the funeral procession. A special train
from London will convey the Ministers,
who will act as pail bearers.
Like Gladstone.
LONDON, May 10.-Gladstone has writ
ten the Mayor of Cork acknowledging
the receipt Of resolutions passed at the
meeting of citizens on Sunday. In his
letter he says: ut is my firm belief that
there will be but one common sentiment
throughout the three kingdoms concern
ing the terrible assassination, and that
Ireland in particular throughout her
length and breadth will demonstrate
how far she is from the slightest touch
OF moral completely in;so black deed" !"
American Sympathy.
Parnell has received kilograms from
the President of the American League
and from officers of many branch
Leagues and affiliated societies, request
ing him to convey to Gladstone express
sions of their sympathy for him and
their abhotrenoe of the crime.
The arrest made at Milford Haven
has the appearance of a man CORES
ponding in description with one of the
murderers. Il is surmised he crossed
over BY a steam mackerel boat. He re-
fuses to give al account of himself.
Place Threatened.
The police are guarding the ware
house of A. 4 s. Henry & Co., in conse-
qusnce of the receipt of information of
an attempt to be made to destroy the
place. Threats are supposed to have
arisen from Fenian displeasure at the
course of Mitchell Henry, who is a part
ncr in tho firm.
Vessel and Cargo Lest.
LONDON, May 10.-The bark Per
venche, from Mobile for st. Louis, Sen-
egal, was wrecked of that port. The
cargo was all lost.
Commercial Treaty.
ROME, May 10-The Deputies have
approved the treaty of commerce with
France.
Acquitted.
VInNA, May 10.-The Mayor Of vi
emma has been acquitted Of neglect Of
duty in the Ring theater fire.
ennA the Pone.
RoxE, May 10.-The Vatican has for
warded formal instructions to Cardinal
HcCabe, Of the Iriah Bishopric at Dub
lin, directing him 70 call upon Irish
Catholics to declare In public document
their cause distinctly separate from
sectariaism.
| Assault Upen she BTialah Lisn.
MARsxIILEs, May l0.-Ths Moon
stoned tho English Minister at the
court Of Morocco. Tho Sultan has
Imprisoned COO men for connsstion viii
the assault.
@s0eward Beu1A.
81. Pxrx1ssuHa. May 9.-Ths sur.
vivors Of the Jeanette sailed today
from Cronstadt for Hnll.
WIN AaleuRn . Day.
Loxpox, May l0.-Ths House Of Com
mons viii adjourn to allow members q
attend ths funeral Of Lord Oavendiah.
| Iet ous.
| Axxlco. May l0.-A mesasnesr from
the oomYnander Of The Fort Stanton