Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-26

belivs in the dynamite policy IL the two
Countries were as open var With each
Other, but not under any other oircum-
stances. When il 10 known all ara
workers for Irish Independence it il not
seeniy TO impute . wrong motive. These
ara mistaken Irish Who are taking their
lives in their own hands 70 force liberty
for Ireland from England by the use Of
dynamite"
9less Payment MaAe.
NEW YoRK. April 25.-It 10 announced
that c. p. Huntington paid $2.69l 900
Friday TO representative Of the Nor
gan estate as the first installment of the
purchase money in the recent trAnaao-
ton, involving the purchase of the
Morgan railroad and steamships.
PACIFIC COAST.
9epsrt er the CsrsnerS Jury % The
OesasteS u saeeamenao.
SACRAMENTO, April 2A.-The Coroner
jury t,niQht concluded examining into
cluses Of the terrible disaster Of last
Friday morning. The Jury found death
vas caused by the falling Of the Grand
Army Hall building. The exact cause
of the building falling is unknown, but
tho insecurity of the building vas
known 70 the erector. The Jury il OF
tire opinion that there are many unsafe
buildings in the city.
rro0 the Nerlh.
BAN FRANcDco, April 25.-The steam.
er st. Paul, Of the Alaska Commercial
Company, arrived this morning. nine
days from Alaska. Capt. Erskine re-
ports no news Of especial interest from
the Islands. On the run down some
squally weather VAS experienced, but
the steamer escaped the great storm
that damaged shipping ut Victoria
The st. Paul will return in about two
weeks. Few furs were brought down
| AZ the fur season in the northern coun.
try is considered about over. The fol
lowing passengers came from Onalaska
J. Hoeue, Mrs. Z. 4. Smith, p. Wan.
hO6, JAS. Journey and wife, J. J. Van.
derlip, NJ. q. Powers. Thomas Kline. A
Il. Thompson, F. Simmons, w. H. Of.
ner, y. j. Reintanz. b. N. Rich. George
Silbald, and three japanese.
lases PssspsaeA.
SAN FRANcrsco, April 25.-The I.
| charges against defaulter Gray have
been continued 10 May LIST.
Persssal pasaxses ClalneA.
San FaANCIsco. April 25.-HnrboI
sheriff Of Htanislaus county for $1,000
A Modesto Judge lately sentenced Paull.
| sell to jail for contempt Of court In fail
| ing to responl to Subpoena promptly
The sheriff placed the young man 10 the
chain gang, whore be worked ON the
road with a ball and chain. Tho dam
ages are asked to compensate for this.
The s'sAlsx Masieal Jsbl1ee.
SAN FRAXCisco. April 3.-Prepara-
ti0ns for the Thomas concerts arc being
actively pushed forward. Diagrams for
the sale Of season tickets will be on ex-
hibition here from May u. Il Ia pro-
posed TO give subscribers one week fer
the selection Of places before the sale Of
tickets il publicly opened. A festival
book is being prepared - a msmento Of
the occasion containing portraits Of va
ri0us composers. The muaical campaign
begins tomorrow night at Baltimore.
From there Thomas goes west and
south. arriving in this city early in June,
whom be will direct several mass re-
hsarsals OF 600 voices before appearing
in concerts. Eighty concerts IN al st
different points will b given. Miss
Emma Thursby will sing in tho concert
given In this city only. and viii be one
Of the great attractions. Her unparal-
leled success in Paris has given her .
world wide reputation. AZ at present
arranged The hrst concert given will b
ON June Z. On that evening the chorus
will mot appear, bat the following SOLO
lets are assigned TO the inaugural oon-
cert: Niss Emma Thursby, Aiss Belle
Ooll, NINE. Rive King and Frank RAM
mertx. On Friday swearing The chorus
arst appear. The numbers are a fol-
lows: Symphony (unnpishsd) Of Sohu-
bart; synphonio poem, LES Prelude.
Lisst: cooeesto, Z minor, of Chopin;
0oencs for Solo Voices, chorus and or
oheetra, from "Atoaate," By 0luek, and
"Thanks Re % Cod from Elijah.
6aturdsy Afternoon The program viii be
n follovu; Overturea, aNsaio Flute"
Noxart and aNidGummse Nights
Dream's by NsndelsoAn, daAes ma
oahre. aShint:" oesneo from The dam
milton Of Faust, by Bslloa; 'sBlue Dan
ube waits" Htrauo; and brilliant solo.
s sturday evening = the WAGNER night,
Of which the following = the pro-
eram: Taunhaussr Ovsrsuso, ecsues
from The seoood and third
~. With marol AID chorus Ma
Allan and Nra Remmerts appear a.
soloista From "Die Walkurss are Civ
On tho introduction Of 0teRmund's love
song: The Kads q " ~. W.isSss.
-WatAns farewel. ana the a0o
Fire Sc:ns." from 9assesdammcsin9. !,
are % % gwen: caeRt1coe eSe