Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-05
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ST. PETERSBURG. June A secret in
quiry into the not which occurred in the
streets of st. Petersburg last Monday
evening shows that il IVES instigafed BY
Nihilisfs.
No Fight.
LONDON, June 4.-The statement in a
Paris dispatch that duel with swords
was fought on the Swiss frontier yester-
day between George Cassaganic and
old Sergeant Dial. in which the former
bad bis throat scratched, il denied.
Must seek Another Country.
DUBLIN. June 4.-Janss Carey and
other informers who testified AT the
trial Of the Phoenix Park murderers
have been notified that they must inii-
cate the places on. OF the country TO
which they wish to be sent. Carey
would remain In D.. bin hut the author
tiles asserted that thy would receive no
police protection, md that under no
condl ion would they be allowed to re-
main in Ireland.
Afraid 90 Act.
McCoon, member of Parliament, in a
letter to the Freeman's Journal con
corning his withdrawal from the Par
nellits party, says the aims of four or
tive gentlemen who obviously force Par
nells hand have long been developed
beyond policy of honest land reform
and federal home rule. He SAYS he can
not con.iuue to maintain nominal rela-
tons with yeiled communism and rebel
Afnrt Ea k.s L.
men IN the party who think as he does.
but they are cowed BY fear for their
seats in Parliament.
No Popular Demonstrations.
Archbishop Croke, in an address at
Tipperary yesterday, said he would not
be able for many reasons to accept any
more addresses during his visitation of
bis arch diocese or to participate in any
popular demonstration.
Why Ven Moltke Went TO Italy.
PARIS, June 4.-Gen. Wimffen, of the
French army, in a letter to Evenments,
says the object of Won Moltke's tour
recently to Italy was to study the best
rodte for an invasion of Southern
France.
A Fenian Checkmate.
ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, June A few
weeks ago the Government at Ottawa
received warning that it was the in
tention of the Fenian faction to send a
party of their followers into Canada on
the execution of Joe Brady, the Phoenix
Park murderer, aud blow up certain
portions of the Welland canal. The
Government Immediately warned their
representatives at st. GATHERINGS, and
Saturday a large number of loyal sub
jects who lived in the district were sta
toned along both the old and the new
canals to watch the movements of any
suspicious characters. The day before
Brady's execution 10 suspicious looking
men, each carrying a medium-siz
satchel, got off the train at st. Gather
ines. They were immediately Swallowed
by detectives, who soon after over
heard sufficient conversation from the
new arrivals to be convinced that they
were the parties they were commissioned
to watch. The strangers walked about
apparently unconcefned, but at the
same time Were evidently making ar
rangements for carrying out the object
they had in view. A few of their mum
Der were sent along the canal to select a
suitable spot to destroy the connection
between the upper and lower lakes.
They had not gone far before they
found that the secret had got to the
ears of the Government officials and
their game was up. They saw large
numbers of men stationed along the
canal In sentry boxes. The delegation
returned to st. GATHERINGS, where the
party immediately dispersed and re-
turned as quickly as possible to the
States. Watchmen are still stationed
along the canals guarding the locks day
and night. A Government official, on
being interviewed today, said: 81 am
satisfied We did not take our precau-
tons one hour too soon. The gang came
over from Buffalo on Sunday, ana when
they found the canal guarded at every
point they dispersed"
A Second suex Canal,
PARIS, June AT a meeting of the
Suez Canal Company today proposal
to DeLessepS, to examine into the pro-
jeot for the construction of a second ca
nal across the isthmus, was adopted
unanimously. DeLesseps assured the
meeting that English directors were to
be given local assistance, and prophe-
sled that another canal would soon be
built.
To he Protected.
LONDON, June Am the Commons
this afternoon Lord Edmund Fitzmau-
rice, Under Foreign Secretary, stated
that the commanders of the men-of- war,
Dreyal and Dragon, now in Madagas-
car, had been instructed to consult as to
what measures are necessary to be taken
to protect tho lives and property of
British subjects in Madagascar.
Declines to Answer.
Gladstone declined to answer the
question as to whether the services of
the Duke of Albany, as Governor Gen
eral of Canada, had been refused by the
Government. He said they were aware
his crown and country. He added that
this feeling did the Duke the highest
honor.
The Alabama Claims.
kennard asked whether the Govern
ment would represent that the registra
ton of new set of claims at Washing
ton by the Alabama Claims Commits
sion was in violation of the intentions
of the Geneva Conference. Lord Ed
mund Fitzmaurice replied that it was
not the intention of tho Government to
interfere in the matter in any way.
Breakfasiing Press Representatives.
Moscow, June 4.-The Emperor and
Empress went TO Sokolpike today to at
tend a military fete. They were not ac-
oompanied by any escort. The munich
pal authorities will give a grand dejenner
at Solkalniki to the foreign newspaper
correspondents who attended the cor
onation.
The Treaty Between Chilli and Pers.
MADRID, June 4.-The Minister of
Foreign Affairs has informed the Sem
ate that he believed the treaty with Chill
was already signed and the contents
favorable to both countries.
The German Liberals.
BERLIN, June 4.-Herr Lasker has
started for England. whence he goes TO
America where he intends TO remain q
few monthsy~-A committee of progress
sionists and liberals has been formed
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