Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-29
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Called - Account.
RoxE. April 8.-Archbishop Croke i
on his way TO the Vatican, wh-re be
viii be ha1led over the Goals for giving
support n tbs movement Of the nation
siiss and r-voiztionist parties In Ire
land.
A Threat.
LoSDos. April 32-An alarm has been
raised By the receip. by the corporation
of London Of An Anonymous letter Of
warning that Guild Hall will be de-
ssroyed BY dynainits the 9Th OF Mey.
A force Of special police has been de-
tAiled 70 guard the bCiidi.9-
Gaservsew with SARGENT.
BxxIrx, April 2.-Bcers~n Corerser
Publishes . report Of an interview with
Safgout, American Minister. In which
the latter denied b wrote any article
for the New York Z.ifHa1,
relative 70 Germany's action ON the
subjecs of importations FROM America.
or vas eoGniEant Of the Publication Of
such en- article. Sargent sid be rent a
dispatch on the subject 70 his Govern
ment which Vas properly pabiished by
the State Department, together with
reports Of American Ministers aud Con-
suls. and that il was then copied by
various journals, including even papers
IN Berlin. These mere statements HE
dispatch, xhich were made particular
objects OF attack by the North German
Gazette, vera in fact quotations from
the German papers, and we're duly
credited to it BY him. Sargent further
declared there was NO truth In the
statement that he had said the prohib-
ition Of American pork was an Illegal
measure and vas carried despite the
opposition of the Rsichskag.
APresstsx Murderer.
TULLAxoRx. Ireland April 2S.-Thres
arrests In connection with a conspiracy
to murder. made here in consequence of
Information given at the examination
OF the three conspiratora in Dublin
yesterday. by Gian named OZery, a
resident Of Tullamore.
Imperial Precessio..
ST.. PKrEIsBuBa. April 2S.-Thc I'm
perial process;onof the cathedral. which
has usually besn made after Ester,
has been waived this year.
Commenting ON the Convention.
LONDON, April 2S.-rhs Standard,
commenting on the proceedings of the
Irish Convention az Phil .delphil, says:
"Parneli knsw q word from him plainly
denouncin2 the dynamite policy would
have producad q deep effect on the con-
vention, but he will not speak that word
lest he saolld wound. susceptibility, some
of his friends in America"
Wants Money.
MEXICO. April 23.-President Gonzales
sent message to Congress asking the
authority to negotiate loan at home
or abroad and renew mint contracts.
The 7soo Republics states the President
intends to negotia a loan Of two or
three millions in London, guaranteed
by five per cent. custom receipts. The
loan is intended to meet current ex-
penses of the Government. The re-
newai of mint contracts is expected to
yield millions. The visit Of Rivas to
London IS in connection with the loan.
That Triple alliance.
PARIS. April 3.-In the Senate Dao
do Broglie will question the Govern
ment regarding tao triple alliance.
Biil Passed.
vienna. April 23.-Untsrhauser. of
Reiohslag, passed the primary aduca-
ton bill as modified. by $50 to l67.
Denaisg His Prinesplrs.
MApRrp. April 23.-Castlear, speaking
at a meeting of ths Republican Club
Valencil. defended HE ancient pr.nci-
plea of democracy, and stated hs still
adhered to them although modified by
advancing years aud experience. He
avowed, however, he would support
Sagaska lest his overthrow should Lard
to the return Of Conservatives to power.
Carey Implicated.
DUBLIN, April % The police bave
evidence duplicating Jas. Carey, Wit
ness for the Grown in State trials, in
the murders OF Talbot, police informer
of Clare, Feuian informer, and bricklay-
er Beban and also in an attempted
murder of Murphy, bOokkeeper fer
Irish people. 1t is likely Carey will be
tried for one of these crimes. The as
sassination of Bshau was not connected
with political trouble.
Tive lstu9ed uusbanas Rccelvins
nnsaAgcs.
LONDON. April 26.-Two military di-
-
deal of attention terminated today with
DEGREES and damages at $500 and $780,
600 respectively. Col. CadOgan Bailey,
OF the Indian army. s0ught a divorce
from M1. Bailey, making her cousin,
Robert NcCrRcken, merchant In this
city. the correspondent. There was no
defense. and the correspondent paid the
$4,000 in court. The other case was
that Of Col. Nci2har, of the Sixteenth
Lanoers, who sued for divorce from
his wife, alleging adultery with Captain
Maudsley, OF the Same regiment. There
was no defense, and evidence, as in the
preceding case, was mainly the yolun-
tary confession Of the wife. Captain
Maudsley's brother officers asked him
to leave the regiment, which he at once
did. Both RESPONDENTS arc now living
with their respective CO respondents,
and exteuuAtinR circumstances In both
eases, in the Wow Of tho jury, we're
found in tho absence of tho respective
husbands in India With their Regiments
when the various oifeases took place.
Japanese News.
YOKOHAMA, April 5.-The Japanese
Government continues suspicious and
Satchful of Chinese proceedings. Japan
will not DO forced into war excepting IS
4 last extremity, and feels peaceful.
Thh attitude h strengthened By the ap.
poinrment Of United States Minister
TO Corea, bat Japan Is obi Red TO main.
tain defensive preparations; Tho Jap
ansse army. is nov increased to IN
available f0rce of 10000 men.
e The eubnerged hulk Of the United
s atea ship Oneida, lost ON the japanese
ooast b yeAfs ago, was blown mp last
month. No relics were recovered.
though human Skeletons and various
uuimportant axtfo1ss of the ship's furu-
itnre wsre bsought - the surface.
lowR9 soCxo NEWS.