Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-08
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LONDON. Nay Disbursements are
rapidly proceeding for the opening of
the universal fisheries exhibition. The
American department has obtained
LOO feet additional space from Den
mark. Goods from America will thus
be exhibited TO a better advantage. A
prominent feature of the American de-
partment will be Ave hundred crayon
drawings illustrating the whole process
OF fish culture.
More Government Te~iimsny.
DrglIs, Nay AT the Kelly trial to-
day. Joseph Hanlsn, another informer,
confirmed the evidence of Carey and
kayansugh, that Kelly was one of the
four IN kavanaugh's car on the even
ing of the Phoenix Park murder.
All InfsrmerS Now.
The third trial of Timothy Kelly, for
participation IN III the murder of Cav.
endish and Burke, began today. Jas.
Carey, the iufor-er, swore that every
one of the invinci5ies with the excep-
ton of jos Brady had offered to turn
inforuer. Carey said he vas the last
man sho offered to testify against the
prisoners.
To he Given Lunsp.
LONDON. May In the House of
Commons this afternJo Gladstone an
noonced that instead of pensions. which
II was proposed to bestow upon Wolsley
and seymour they would be given a
lump sum Of money.
Will Pass.
BERLIN, May 6.ffi The treaty Of CON-
rnerce between Germany and Mexico
passed its second reading in the REICH
stag today. Without doubt the minis
ters will recOmpense themselves, The
spell Of their success is broken.
knighfed.
LONDON, May THE Prince of Wales
formally opened the School of Music,
at kensington, today. In his address
he announced that Sullivan, the music
composer. and Grove, editor and writer,
had been knighted. He also stated that
Geo. A. McFarren, musical director, had
been created knight. The Duke and
Duchess OF Edinburgh and Mr. Glad
stone were present at the ceremony.
Report Denied.
The Gtobs denies that the report nut
in circulation last week that Peter
lyman is now in London, aud that he is
communicating with the police with thu
object OF turning informer.
A Partial Defeat.
The Times this morning, referring to
the vote by which the Affirmation Bill
was defeated, says the authority and
power Of the Government have received
q shock ia this.
Mexican Matters.
CRY OF Mexico, May Thomas
Nickerson, President of the Mexican
Central Railroad company, is guest of
Diaz. Both visited Tampico on the way
to Vera Cruz.
The Colony Fyancdise asks when will
the European powers, and particularly
France, realize what vast field Mexico
offers for all kinds of enterprises. Will
they allow Americans to monopolize
this field, and become sole masters of
enterprises in Mexico? It urges the
French Government TO negotiate CON-
mercial treaty in view of the German
and American treaties, and the proba-
hility is England will promptly strive to
renew her diplomatic relations. II ad-
vocates treaty which would place
France on an equal footing with the
most favored nation.
Consular Dianer.
LONDON, May Consul General
Merritt. leaving for the United States on
leave Of absence, gave dinner touig bit.
Among those present were Minister
Lowell, John Hay, Moncure d. Conway,
q. W. Smalley and Bret Harie.