Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-19
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LONDON. May 18.-The Wiltshire stakes
at Salisbury were won BY Royal Prince,
Chevalisr Destsa "a. Gen. Scott 3D. :
Travel fssables.
LONDON, May 18.-Fear Of being AZ
rested in connection With the murder of
Lord Cavsndish and Bnrke is now 90
Rsneral in Ireland that the peasantry
travelling outside their districts are ap-
plying to tho police for passports.
Many emigrants leaving tho south of
Ireland for the United States resort to
the Same course.
Relapse sf the sun.
Advioss from Soham, Upper Egypt,
say relapse Of the sun was successful
ly observed at that place yesterday by
English, French and Italian astrono
mers. A fine comet was discovered
close to the sun. Its position was found
BY photography. The spectrosoopic
and occular observations just before
and during tho period Of totality gave
most reliable results.
Steamer Burned.
RrvIERE DULAP. (Qus.) May 1S.-The
steamer Progress was burnt last night.
The steamer Resolute went to her as
sistance and brought the crew ashore
except three men, who perished.
Sargent In Berlin.
BERLIN, May 18.-Hinister Sargent
presented his credentials today.
Parliamentary.
LONDON, May 1S.-In tho Commons
Gladstone, replying to Northoote, said
hs hoped the second reading of the re-
preston bill would be concluded to-
night, and would be il there vas no de-
bate. He wished to continue it from
day to day. He would take tho second
reading of the arrears bill on Monday.
He would also ask for . provisional
supply ON account for tho month. He
would therefore ask the House to set
The whole of next week, including, if
necessary, Saturday.
The Speaker said the only paragraph
in O'Donnsll's amendment to tho re-
preston bill in order was that declaring
tho bill fatal to the good of the Gov
ernmsnt and tranquility.
O'Donne!l denounced the crime
thrust upon the liberal members for
County Cork, who supported tho bill.
He condemned the coward who issued
the mo rent" manifesto, and did not
protest against the murder in support
Of it.
Gladstone stated that the warrant
out against Sheridan was not cancelled.
Trsvellyn, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, reelected to Parliament, was
ohesred a. he took his seat.
Vast Less.
81. PErERsBuRo, May 1S.-Ths dam
age done BY the anti-Jewish movement,
including houses, breadstnffs and other
property destroyed, and money taken
away BY immigration of Jews, amounts
to $l1O, 1000. All this is lost to Rus
sia. TO this must b added losses 10
sulting from preventing labor and profit,
not only Of Jews but Of others, during
the riots, and from the staRnatioa Of
trade generally, which would increase
the total BY many more millions.
IN Rsute.
LIvxRPooL, May 18.-The four Jean
nstts survivors sailed on the Celtic for
New York today.
Ship Lest.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from
Valparaiso states that the British bark
Star Of India, from San Francisco,
March l1th, for Queenstown, has gone
ashore, and . total loa. The crew were
saved.
The Survivor In Llverpeel.
LIvxRrooI. May l8.-The Mayor cor
daily welcomed the Jsannstts survivors
ct lunchson. He toasted the guests, and
oppressed admiration for their gallant
enterprise. Consul Packard proposed
tho health Of Dansnhower and New
comb. The toast to the lost comrades
vas drank in silence. Cong1ls Packard
and Shaw see6rted The party on board
the steamer.