Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-21
sEATTIR Daily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEDNESDAY,
FOR H1aN.


FOR E1aN.
BELFAST. March ao.-The Grand Jury
found a tire bill against iNugert and
twelve other members of the Armagh
Assassination Society who were arrested
IN October last.
Inquiry 10 be Made.
Lospo~, March 3o-In the Commons
| this afternoon Sir VIM. Harcourt, Hon
Secretary, replying to a question by
Capt O'Shea, said the police were care
fully inquiring into the asse alt on Lady
Florence Dixie. Inquiry was owing TO
the intention Of Parnellite members to
press for an investigation. because Of
suspicion cast upon the Land League in
connection with the alleged outrage.
A Lady Traveller.
Lady Gay Spanker, who has gone
hunting for adventures in Patagonia
and Zululand, has done great work of
mercy in England and shown hersalf
possessed of grit, self possession and
good sense. Her account of the assault
Is TO be accepted rs a statement of
slneularIy cool, courageous and spirited
woman.
A second Gniaeau.
GOTTA. March 20.-Herr vonwancer-
HEM, Counsellor OF State and Minister
of Worship snd Schools, has been shot
dead by disappointed applicant for
ONCE. The murderer succeeded in es-
Gaping.
Counted In.r
nellite, has been declared elected
member Of the House for Tipperary be-
cause OF the informal action of his op-
ponent.
He Protests. Anyhow.
LONDON, March 20.-The American
Consul at Casablanca has lodged a pro-
test with British Minister ut Morocco
against Amiel, British Consular inter
prefer, who caused the flogginp of a
Jewess, and being allowed to quit the
country without trial.
The Cause
DUBLIN, March N.-Judge Lawson,
replying to an address presented by the
grand jury of Belfast, said he attributed
the explosions in London and the at
tack on Lady Florence Dixie. to the
final efforts of the scotched reptile
lawleSsues5.
Big Increase.
BERLlN, March 2o.-Bismarck will in
troduce motion in the Sundeserath
proposing an increase of duties on
Spanish goods of 90 per cent.
Germany Peaceful.
BERLIN, March a.-The North Ger
man Gazette endorses the statement
| made recently in the italian Chamber
by Signor MARTENS, italian Minister of
Foreign Affairs. and says Italy never
has been rebuffed by Austria and Ger
many. Both of these powers welcome
existing friendly relations with italy.
Any suspicion aaSinst the peaceful pol
10y OF Germany is unfounded.
The Bank will Pay IL.
PABrs, March 20.-The Government
has negotiated with the Bank of France
for the sexennial obligation of 10000
900 francs in preference to issuing
bonds.
Help Wanted.
LONDON, March a0.-The Lord Mayor
appeals for contributions to relieve dis
tress IN the western islands of Scotland.
A Wrelchcd Threat.
Dean Canterbury has letter threat
ening that the Deanery will be blown
40 at the enthroning of the new Arch
bishop.
High Commissioner Gait, Of Canada,
writes that the Canadian Government
would not sanction the emigration to
Canada of habitual paupers. Canada
Is willing to absorb destitute boys and
girls in reasonable numbers, and will
provide inspection and record their dis
posai.
Patriotic Money.
DURLIN, March 20.-E. Dwyer GRAY,
Member of Parliament, contributes eiO
to the fund to relieve the Parnell estate
fiom incumbrance.
A Denial.
Piggatt, proprietor of the Irishnan.
repudiates the statement of Patrick
Egan, that he (Piggatt) wrote him a
threatening letter that unless Egan
gave him $500 he would accept an offer
of 5000 from the Castle officials, and
publish an article charging officers of
the Land League with misappropriating
funds.
Too Much snow.
QUEBEC, March 20.-The snow block
AIDE has prevented trains arriving since
yesterday morning.
Times In Mexico.
MEXICO, March 20.-The money mar
ket is stringent.
Last week the large hardware house
of Martin d Son suspended, causing
some uneasiness.
On Saturday the Government clerks
were not paid, rumors said owing to
the emharrassments of the National
bank. Yesterday there was a run ON
this bank and $35O,0N withdrawn.
Commercial houses and the London
Bank of Mexico and South America Of
fered assistance which was declined.
Today the clerks were paid, and conf
dence restored.
Representatives of English CAPITALISTS
are In treaty for the purchase of several
narrow gage railroads.