Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-05


J rection must materially depend on the
nature and extent Of the remedial leRis-
lation proposed by the Government,
and also ON the early, unconditional re-
lease of Michael Davi:t and other pop
ular leaders Davitt had distinguished
himself by his efforts to keep our cause
unstainsd by sxcesses Of anv kind. and
bis arrest more than year ago was q
fatal blow to the cause Of order in Ire
land"
Correspondent" Whom do you think
mos: likely to succeed Mr.. Forster?''
Parnel ~ have no means of
forming An opinion on that point, but
think he ought to be q strong
man, one who is in accord with real lib
eral thought, who from his position and
character would be supported by public
opinion In carrying on measures of re-
form he might regard necessary for the
peace and wellbeing Of Ireland. Such
| a statesman would estimate at its true
value the influence of Dublin Castle,
which proved SO fatal to Forster, and
would see the necessity for the par
ticipation of Irishmen under some rep
resentative system in the manage
ment Of their own affairs in &C
cordanc with the will and wishes of
tha majority. As one of the results of
the improved condition of the country
which look forward to, should hope
for the abolition of the system of mill
tary magistrates and military police, to |
whose provocative action and attitudes
much of the disorder and many of the
outrages are due
Correspondent-"Do you consider that |
tho prospects for self-government in |
Ireland have been improved by the
change in the Governments poicy?"
Mr.. Parnell-"Undoubts / be-
lisve the change to indicate desire on |
the part Of the Government to examine
into and discuss thisg great question with
as, with view to its solution, and |
growing belief on their part that upon
the satisfactory solution of this quss- |
tion after the land problem has bsen
worked out must depend the peace and |
prosperity of Ireland
Rich MineralA
LARAMIE, (Wy.) May IA wonderful |
discovery of native copper and silver
ore, seventeen miles southeast Of this |
place, has just bssn made, direc tly
across the old stage road. The ore runs
from 30 to 1Co per cent. copper, with
gold and silver in paying quantities.
Parties are stampeding to tho new dis
eovery from all directions.
A Canard. Maybe.
CHICAGO, May 4.-Gen. Sheridan has
no official information regarding the
outbreak reported TO have occurred at
the Wind River Agency among the Ban
nocks and Shoehones.
Unfaverable showing.
CHICAGO, May 4.-The annual report
Of the Michigan Central Railroad shows
earnings from freiehtsof 8, ,567 .S31; from
passengers of $2,sl2, ,7O5; miscellaneous
$3l2,O49; total $500, ,4ss-a decrease of
Sl5,SsS from the preceding year.
Daring Arrest.
FoHr MADISON, May 4.-Poke, Wells
and Cook, escaped penitentiary birds
and murdersrs, were arrested by farm
or and his son this morning at their re-
Yolvers' mouths.
A Familiar Vessel Lost.
NEW YORK, May A dispatch re-
ceived here says the Pacific Mail steam
or Salvador is beached at Punta Arenas,
Central America. The passengers and
crew were saved, and the cargo partial
ly. But little hope of getting tho vessel
off is felt.
Two Months More.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-The President
has respited Grow Dog until the 7th of
July.
Glad 10 Hear li.
EEw YORK, May 4.-Dr. Logan, Unit
cd States Minister to Chill, has just ar
rived.
Grand Affair.
81. LOUIS, May 4.-The opening of
the new cotton exchange today was cole
brated with big parade.
Apprehensions at washinGtsn.
CHICAGO, May A Washington spe-
cial reports that the troubles in Wyom-
ing Territory by Snake and Bannock
Indians are considered here much more
serious than the Arizona troubles. The
Snakes and Bannocks are about 1000
strong, and are very shrewd, hard fight
ers, and reports of their determined out
break, if not exaggerated lmay take con-
siderable force to put them down.
Ne 0stbreak Perhaps.
OMAHA, May 4.-The rumor of an out
break among tho Bannock and Sho-
shone Indians is discredited at army
headquarters here. No official informa-
ton has been received, while II the re-
port was true it would have boon sent
from Fort Washakie, unless the wires are
cut. Besides, the army officers believe
chief Washakie Of the Shoshones il
friendly to the whites, and has his tribe
in check.
Pat 81 1--WE weeks.
sale is postponed till the 18th.
RnnoPeA Again.
New YoRK, May A Washington
special says it is reported this afternoon
again that Minister Lowell has been re-
called, and his successor selected.
lnveAttng In Taee0a.
PHnADEIPmA, May "A meeting
Of tho stockholders of the Tacoma
n u 4