Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-16
FOR EIGN.
The cevernment Csndcmned.

FOR EIGN.
The Government Condemned.
DUBLIN. March l5.-The Catholic
clergy of the diocese of Swinford. CoGn
Mayo. passed resolution in which the.
charge the Government with neglectins
the distress of the people. and condeu I
the remedies cffared-namely, the work
houss or emigration.
Headed on Debate.
PARrs, March I5.-On the motion be
ing announced in the Chamber of Dep
usies to auth oriza tbs prosecution oil
Savary, member Of the Chamber ana
director of the Rhons ct Loire Bank
for malversation in connection with ths
affairs Of the bank, Savary prevented
the necessity of debating the motion by
rssigning his seat.
Befs-e the Race.
LONDON, March 1.-THE annual hoai
rice between she crews of Cambridge.
Oxford universities takes placs on the
Thames river this afternoon. THIS
course will be frem Putney to Mortlake
a distance Of four miles and two fur.
longs.
The Race Itself.
LONDON. March l5.-Tne boats started
as Sal. Cambridge had the Middlesex
side of the river. Oxford the Surrey side
Oxford led by a length at Dukes head
a snort distance from the starting point,
and won by three lengths.
Oxford had the best of an uneven
start. They pulled a regular stroke OF
nearly 40 to the minute. and were al
most clear of Cambridge at Craven
Steps, about six furlongs from the start
The Cambridge boat here DETECTED
toward the Middlesex shore. Oxford,
at the end of the frs. mile. which they
covered in Ais, were two lengths ahead
and rowing we'll together. Here the
darkness thick sned and snow began t.
fall. The Cambridge Crew were splash
ing considerably. by tue time tho soap
works we're reached.
At Hammersnish Bridge, 1S4 miles
from Pine street. Cambridge WAS nine
seconds behind Oxford. At Chesyick,
three-qnarters of q mile further on they
were running better. 4 violent hail
storm here broke upon the crews. The
Cambridge eight quickened their speed,
bat it was evident that all vas over with
them. The Oxfor,is came in easiest
winners. The result caused greater ex-
citement than any previous race, in
consequence Of the heavy betting on the
Cambridge crew, who at tho start were
favor,tes by to 2. The defea. of a
crew on whom such odds were laid is
unprecedented.
Cambridge Beaten.
The Oxford crew won the boat race by
oae length.
A Strange Request.
BADEN BADEN. March 15.-The funer-
al of the late Primes Gertsohakof took
place from the Russian chapel here,
Yesterday. Physicians who attended
Prince Gortschakoff say there are
enough grounds to suspect the Prince
had been poisoned. The evidence of
the Princes mistress and his valet con-
firm the suspicious. In his will, made
on his dsathbed, the Prince requests the
authorities to suppress any inquiry as TO
whether he had been poisoned.
A Mutinsus Crew.
LONDON, March I5.-The ship Three
Brothers, from San Francisco for Ant
werp. has arrived at Plymouth. Ten of
the crew refused to do duty during the
entire passage.
Served Right.
PARrs, March 15.-FOur anarchists,
including two members Of the press,
have been sentenced to two years. i'm
prisonment, and to pay fine of 1900
francs for delivering sedi.ious speeches.
Egan Implicated.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Press Asso-
citation say it is stated on good authori
ty that James Mullett. one of the MUIR
der conspiracy prisoners. has given in
formation duplicating Patrick Egan
and several others in the Dublin crimes.
Information is said to be sufficient to
justify the arrest of E9an when he re.
turns from Americ..
ParislaM DISor.ier.
PARIS. March 15.-Fifteen Anarchists
visited the Office OF the Tntrdnsigeant
and attempted to compel Henri Roche
fort, editor, to insert a note in the pa
par deuouncinQ its report of the riot
last Friday AS slanderous. The police
protected the premises, although Roche
fort declined their services when Of
fered.
Explosives have been found in the
house of a man named Ponget. who has
been arrested. It is expected informa-
ton touching the doings OF the Anarch-
lists. more vital than any Louise Michel
could furnish, will be obtained from
him.
The Government has resolved to ex-
pei. up1r completion of their sentences,
all foreigners who are convicted of conn.,
nj -aikv in rinfa hara Thov ara uoat1v