Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-03
FO r EIGN.
English Market Report.

| LONDON, EaEch 2.-In Mincing Lane
markets have been speculative. Ths
demand for Brazilian coffee at advanc-
| ing prices Is sharp. Ceylcn fsS risen
two s5illinss and three snillincs per
hundred and other kinds have
risen 60 similar extent. There has
been more inquiry for China tea. he
fined and beet sugar realized from a
full rate to six-pence per hundred weight
II advance.
English Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 2.-The leading
weekly grain circular says whea, Was
quiet bet fairly steady. Cargoes Of the
coast are somewha. frmer. Carpoes TO
arrive are rather less depressed. At
yesterdays msrke. there was q small
attendance. and the demand was re-
stricted. White wheats recovered one-
pence; red wss unchanged. Flour was
Tirm but inactive. There was an indif-
ferent inquiry fo- corn st about Tues
days rates.
Irish kmmisraRts.
TORONTO, March "A special from
London SAYS Geo. Stephens. of the Ca
madam Pacific Railroad syndicate, made
a suggestion in the London press for re-
lieving the distress in Ireland BY aSsis-
lance of emigration of 10000 aericul-
turists to the Canadian northwest terri
tory, and offers 10 provide the capital
for starting by way of Evans.
To Wait Awhile.
PARIS, March 2.-The Government |
will await the arrival of documents !
from England before deciding whether |
Or not to ALLOW the eXtradition of |
Byrnes.
His Friends Working.
PARIS, March 2.-Friends of Frank |
Byrne telegraphed to the Assistant Sec |
rotary of the Irish National Labor |
League, requesting him to examine the |
books and make note of entries made |
by Byrns on May 9Th last, the day OH |
which Cavsndish and Burke were muir
dered. The object is to prove an alibi |
for Byrue.
Charity from Europe.
BERLIN, March 2.-Ihs Empress Of
Germany gives 1000 marks to the fund
for the relief OF sufferers by the foods
in America.
Hunting up No. I.
DURLIN, March "A London cor-
of Freemoi's Journal as
serts that warrant has been actually
ISSUED for the arrest OF a man known as
NO. L. copies of which have been sent
to Liverpool and Birmingham. It is
to believe lie will be shortly
arrested. The correspondent adds that
England has no option bat TO apply to
the French and American Govern-
ments respectively for the extradition
Of Byrne and Sheridan. If the foreign
states can justly aud prudently with
draw the alleged nlurdere:s on investi-
cations OF the murder charges from
rial, the responsibility is primarily
theirs.
Another Arrest.
BUBLIN, March 3-Anotter srrest in
with the murder conspiracy
recently disclosed here has been made
It Tullamare.
Explanation 10 Ee Given.
It is expected that Brennan, Egan and
several Of Parneifs followers i'll the
House of Commons, will accompany the |
after to America. The intention is 10
1--WE full account to the Irish in Amer
"a of the way in WHOM ths fund of the
Land League has been disposed OF.
A Confessed Murderer.
PARIS, March 2.-Au Irisiiman who
ave his name as Hyland, bat whose
lame is John Walsh, WAS arrested at
davro yesterday. A newspaper says lie
las avowed his completely in tae phe
Xix Park murders. !
The EXtratiiEiOn Gf sheridan.
LoNsoN. March The London Tires
n an article on the application for the |
of Sheridan, points out the
,roviso excluding perpetrators of politi
,al crimes from extradition does occur
c the Ashburton treaty. 1t says it does
sOt include murder, and by decisions
endered in New York the crimes of
murder includes being an accessory
hereto. The question Is strictly le-
gal one. The Times says that the ut
most charge that can can be brought
against Sheridan is conspiracy to MUIR
Ter. and his otfense, therefore, is not
within the strict terms Of the trsaty.
nut the United States has discretion ,
ny power in the matter.
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