Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-13

drawn up along the line Of procession.
The most conspicuous and picturesque
there were Indians from Canada.
United States Minister Lowell. Who had
joined the royal party with other mem
oers of the 6i1aamatic corps, vas no:
the least interested observer OF the dis
play. After viewing several other ex-
hib,is the distinguished party returned
to the dias. where an address OF the
committee was presented by the Duke
Of Richmond. He explained the OBJ
Iects of the exhibition. That II vas
intended not only 10 furnish an agrees
bic and instructive spectacle. bet WAS
! intended the public should receive an
actual daily Aneft: that practical
cookery of fish Was to be illustrated By
the NATIONAL school of cookery, and that
the Commissioners had kept steadily
before them the fact that the exhibition
Was for the million lie announced the
exhibition would be open several nights
| eac week for the benefit of the work
ing classes He cordially extro.led ;he
gratitude felt by the Committee on APP
pl,ct.iors Tor assistance. and the under
taking had been rssponae n by for
eign governments aud by colonies. he
then formally babe the Prince of Wales
and his psrty welcome TO the e.hibi-
tion. The Primes os Wales read
his reply. He hoped the exhibition
would es the means OF bringing to the
notice of tas people the latest and most
efficient means of securing the bounty
OF the streams, lakes and oceans. and
would thereby be "a practical benefit TO
them. He dwelt at some length on the
life saving section of the display. He
rpts Mi nanya1 and
the notice of the people. After further
exercises the exhibiIiou was formally
declared open.
4 Sick Count.
LONDON, May 12.-It is stated tsle-
grams have been sent 10 the Duo de
Anelle and tho Due de Charters inform
ing them that Count de Chanoord is
dangerously i'll.
Restrainia. the Clergy.
ROME, May 12-Archbishop Choke, of
Dublin, was received in audience by the
Pope today, when the Pope informed
him OF certain grave resolutions which
he bad taken in regard to agitation in
Ireland, especially one condemning the
clergy for promoting the Paraeli fund
Ii Is believed that the resolutions will
shortly be sent to the Irish Episcopate.
Earthquake.
VICTORIA, May l2--Las. night several
shocks of earthquake were felt here.
The movement was north and sooth.
Race Feeling.
Chinese laborers on the railway at
Lytton beat their foreman and three
other white men with sh0yels. At night
an armed band of whites burned the
Chinese camp, beat and shot the occu-
pants, killing one man and iniur.ug
several. Ii is said white laborers along
the railroad have organized to resist Gu
croachments of the Chinese.
Joint Protecf0rate Proposed.
LONDON, May 12.-The Pal Mali Ga
zeffe says the Japanese government has
proposed to China that they establish
joint protectorate over Corea. China,
however, is not Inclined to accept the
proposition.
''Crokinx" About she Irish.
ROME, May 12.-Archbisho Croke has
promised the Pope he will in the future
conform to Cardinal McCabe with re.
gard to Irish affairs.
4 Crank In Troable.
DUBLIN, May l2.-The man Kinsella,
who made voluntary confession to the
police that he was concerned in the
murder of Lord Leitrim, was again ar
rai4ned today. His story is not be-
lieved. a. it is thought he is lunssic
The Judge was about to discharge Kin
sella, when the latter said he was afraid
he would he shot If he was released. He
was therefore remanded to PRISON.
LONDON, May 1.-The Mark Lane
Express. in ite review of the British
grain trade. says the snow storms
stopped the crop during the week. The
wheat trade is improved, and prices in
London are somewhat better. In the
provinces they are Ga to Ia higher.
Trade in foreign wheat is chiefly con-
fined to low grades. Some traders ex-
psct relief, az the report has been circu-
lated that mills in America are shutting
down. There has been but little bust
ness in of coast, and there was a slight
fall in price in future arrivals. There
was q limited trade, and prices are
weaker. Flour is easier of sale. Foreign
stocks prevent rise Of prices. Foreign
flour is unchanged. Barley ia in inn
proved demand at advanced rates.
Foreign is firm and unchanged. Oats
dearer, and in foreign slow of trade.
Spices Cd to Sd better. American maize
unchanged; round higher.
Good fer Mexican Credit.
The Econsmisf says Mexican securi-
ties are improved. The prospect il that
bondholders will get better terms than
they expected.
A DlsaSreeahl Remark,
BERLIN, May l2-Tne Worth Germaa
Gazette ascribes the rejection Of the bill
to increase the duty ON wood by the
Reichsta2 10 the hostile Votes of Polish
deputies. whose efforts, it says, nre
wholly directed towards the restoration
of the kingdom Of Poland. and who IA
v0r every measure detrimental TO the
empire.
Chlna Opposing France.
LONDON, May l2.-It is understood
that the foreign Office has received news
| to the effect that China intends to Op-
| pose the plans of France in regard to
the establishment of French protec-
torats in Tonquin.
Prince sf Wales Opens . Fishery.
The international fisheries exhibit
ton was today opened with grea: eclat
by the Prince OF Wales. Inc ceremo-
MES on the 0cc ssion were in accordsn &c
with the programs heretofore an
pounced. The Prince of Wales ex-
pressed regret at the unavoidable alb
sencc Of the Queen, and conveyed the
thanks of Her Majesty 70 all countries
p rtici2ating in the display and to the
representatives for their untirinQ exer-