Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-03
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The Pope WIN Use M. Authority.

DUBLIN. June "A dispatch to the
-H51 from Rome says the Pore will, II
necessary. follow up his recent circular
70 the Irish Bishops IN relation 10 the
agitation IN Ireland and the Parnell
fund by suspensions from their func-
tons of all ecciesiastics who disobey the
Commands of the circular.
Monument 10 Garibaldi.
RoME, June 2.-Ths Chamber of Dep
uties have adopted unanimously pro-
posal to appoint committee TO discuss
and report upon the bill for erecting a
national monument TO Gen. Garibaldi
on Janiculum Hill. the site of Garibal-
dis defense of Rome against the French
IN 1919.
A utgh.toned Ball.
Moscow, June AT a ball given by
Gen. Won SchwentZ. the German Am
bassador, last evening, the Emperor
and Grand Dukes appeared in uniform.
the German officials also wearing their
German orders.
Will Resign.
Ii IS stated that the Mayor of Moscow
intends TO resign in consequence of the
ofsapproval that has been expressed of
- esNNNh At GtklNcEtQ al
banquet given to mayors of cities.
English Men.of.war For China.
PORTSMOUTH, Eng. June 2.-It is re-
ported that the men-of-war shannon
and Rupert will proceed to China to re
inforce the British squadron there.
Seeking an Alliance
VIENNA, June "a correspondent re
ports that Turkey is seeking coalition
with Russia against Great Britain.
Another Phoenix Park Murderer
Hanged.
DUBLIN, June 2.-Thos. Caffrey, the
fourth Phoenix Park murderer, was
hanged IN hilmainham Jail this morn
ING. Caffrey wrote a letter to his
mother last evening, in which he saws:
Il hope you will never have cause 10
blush for my name. As Il am paving
the penalty of my crime in this world |
hope | won't have to suffer for it in the
next"
Swiss Rifle Match.
LONDON. June 2.-The committee of
the Swiss Federal rifle match invite
Englishmen and Americans to attend
the meeting at LuJano from July to 8.
troops For fonqutn.
ToULoy, June 1.-The French trans
port Myth sailed for Tonquin today
with leo troops.
special Court 10 try Dynamiters.
LONDON, June "a special court has
been constituted to try the dynamiters.
1t consists of Lord Cnief Justice Cole
ridge, Justice Brett, of the Court of APP
peals, and Justice Grove, of the Court
of Common Pleas.
san Under Discussion.
PANAMA, May 24.-Terms of peace are
still under discussion in Peru and Chilli.
Abusing Gen. Diaz.
Mexican papers printed on the Pacific
Coast are commencing to abuse Gen.
Diaz for his friendship with Gen.
Grant, and to declare that the autonomy
of the republic will be tire 4tened should
Dlaz become President in the poverty
stricken condition of the treasury.
The ReyoluiIonisis surround Guaya.
quit.
The Revoiutionists have now COM
plBtely surrounded Guayaqail aud COM
munication can only be held through
the lower part of the river. The first
shots were exchanged on the night of
the 22i, and it is believed it will be
taken within 3 week.
The France-Chinese Difficulty.
PARIS, June Sin the Senate today
Chailemel Lacour, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, replying to a question of the
Committee dc st. Waller. said that all
necessary measures will be taken to in
sure the success of the expedition
against Tou4uin. BY the end of the
month he stated that there would be "A
small army there capable of coping with
the difficulty. The government must
endeavor to smooth the difference with
China. There was no reason to believe
that the country would seek rupture
with France, or that she would inter
vene where she had no right or inter
est.
The German Relehstag.
BERLIN, June I'm the Reichstag
today the treaty of commerce with Italy
passed the first and second readings.
Annexation Delayed.
LONDON, June 2.-Lord Derby, Colo
NAL Secretary, in reply to deputation,
said the cabinet would defer their de-
cision relative to the annexation of
New Guinea to Queensland until they
had received full report on the matter
from the Queensland government.
Pauper Immigrants.
LONDON, June THE steamer Bel
gravia, which left Queenstown Thurs
day for New York, took seven hundred
state-aided immigrants, and the Poly
nesiau, which sailed from Glasgow May
30th for Boston, took go of the same
class of passengers.
ROvai Fefe.
Moscow, June 2.-The fete at Petroff-
sky Park today was on q colossal scale.
The land upon which the entertainment
was given embraced about four hundred
hectares. There were four immense
theaters in which performances were
given. There were circus per formances.
ballots, pantomimes, and professions of
horsemen. 1t Is estimated that fully a
million persons were at the fete. One
hundred and forty wagons loaded with
barrels of beer arrived on the ground
during the morning, and by noon all
this supply YVES exhausted. The Car
and Czarina on their arrival in the park
were received with deafening cheers. A
large number Of uaaSants had Walked