Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-18

DUBLIN, March 17.-Biggar arrived at
Waterford, yesterday, to appear in
court to answer the charge of uttering
seditious language In speech last De-
cember. 1t is expected. however, the
crown will apply for change of venue
in his case.
Irish Emigration.
LONDON, March 17.-Lorn Duuraven
intends to propose, at the present ses-
sion of Parliament, a motion in favor of
legislation on behalf of Irish laborers,
and for large scheme of emigration
in order to prevent the recurrence of
the distress in Ireland.
Died.
Charles Willie, a German lawyer and
writer, is dead,
serious Charge.
ST. PETERSBURG. March lit is
stated that Gen. TimaschOff, ex- Minis
ter of the Interior, has been arrested in
Makoff.
In Switzerland.
PARIS. March lit is stated that
Louise Michel fed to Switzerland. Re-
assuring kilograms have been received
from projects throughout the country
that precautions have been taken in the
Provinces to prevent any disorders.
Postponed.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Posts cor
respondent at Berlin says Bismarck has
abandoned his intention of submitting
bill for the revision of the May laws
until more positive and conciliatory re-
suits are obtained from negotiations
with the Roman Curia.
81. Patrick In the Dominion.
MONTREAL, March 7.-Notwithstand-
ing it has been showing since daylight,
st. Patriok's Day was observed with
the usual parade Of various societies.
OrrAwA, March 17.-Flags are flying
from various public buildings in honor
of st. Patrick's Day. No procession
took place. A concert will be held this
evening and the proceeds sent to the
distressed people in Ireland.
The same Material.
LONDON, March 1.-THE examination
shows that the case and its contents of
explosive material used in the attempt
to blow up the Times Office on Thursday
night, we're exactly similar to those
found after the recent explosion in Glas-
gov.
Terrible shiDwreek.
The ship DunstaffnaRe. from CAL
cutta via Dundee for Liverpool, has
been wrecked on tho coast of Aberdeen.
shire. Fifteen men, besides a number
of women and children, were drowned.
4 Scoundrel Abroad.
MoNTREAL, March 17.-Great excite.
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meroial circles today oyer the fact that
tho Bank of Montreal has taken out q
warrant for the arrest Of Thos. Hodg-
son, the great produce merchant, for OBJ
tanning advances from the bank on
false pretences. The accused has alb
seconded. II is said several other local
fainter, who is supposed to DO ono Of the
richest merchants here.
A Bad way.
| The stock market il completely de-
moraiized owing to losses banks are
likely to sustain BY delinquency.
| Wool Aales.
LONDON. March 17.-Ten thousand
ono hundred bales of Port PHILIPPE and
Adelaide wool have been sold. Demand
active.
| Buried.
The remains of the late Karl MARI
were buried at HiehRate CsmetsEy. Tho
funeral was private.
Jeanette SaFvtveFs.
HAvRH, March 17.-AmopR the pas
seneers by tho steamer Westphalia
which sailed today for New York, an
Lieut.. Hunt Of the Jeannette search
party, and the sailors, Manson, Leach
Bartlett, and Lauthsrneach, Of the
Jeanette crew.
AbeeondeP Arrested.
| MoNrRxAI, March 17.-Thomas Hod0
son, supposed to have ahscondsd, VA
arrested this afternoon.
Grocery Burned.
QuKBDc, March 17.-GinRras 4 Long
ley's large retail grocery establishment
was burned today. Los, heavy.