Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-10

Episcopal Church. He c.m> 49,
berne, Sv.tzerland, Especially a., -.
purP,se. Is vas the first ;nst.n.s - - -
oid catholic bishop having visifed p -
IN an official capacity. He vac recs;vss
ot the american ecclesiastical a,ehs.s;
Ties and Officials. There were M r..
e,fsa or American bishops in Ttai1
Many prominent citizens cf tss Init,
States were present at the impre~r;vs
ceremonies, in,i Iding the American
Al ssseresstng Trial.
DUBLrs, April 9.-The count hons.
vnere the trial Of the Phmnix Pa
sasassans 10 70 take place IL bsseiesd hi.
forenoon by crowds eager 10 cain al.
MISSION. The authoritiss. hovsvsr
nave only admitted ths jurors cslIs.i h
sns CASE, and nifty reporters, Who ~.
~ "a the bcidin1 At . very sariy hour.
Jed9e OBrien. who il hsafinp tha -
took his ssat ON the bench .. 4 ousr4ss
past IL O'Clock. when the work Of sveer.
lag tn the grand jury proceeded. Tre
prlsoaers-Brady. Kelly. Delaney. CAT
icy, Curiey and Fitzharrie-ver,
brought to the court house AZ 8 o'clook.
and were received BY the whole troou1
Of draooona The counsel and soIioi-
Tors Tor the prisoners. Who appeared for
snem at tae examination at Kilmxin-
nam coart house, were present. Judge
Obrien addressed the special Juror.
ne stated that the Grown would allow
that Lord Frederick Cavendish's mur-
der Was no part OF the crime an con-
ceived, but he WAS victim TO his pre-
ssnce In the park, with Burke, never
theiess. All present at the time of thu
murder were responsible therefore. The
grand jury then retired. II was select
Cd from special panel drawn from the
residents OF both the city and county of
Dublin. There were very few claims
TOR exemption from service. The Grand
jury soon returned with a true bin
against dos Brady, charging him With
the murder Of Lord Frederick Cayen-
dish snd Burke. Brady was arraionod
at the bar and pleaded not guilty, and
applications were then made for the
presentment of bill. As preparations
were not complete, counsel for the
Crown opposed longer postponement
than tomorrow. Mckune, Brady's soIi-
citor, said this forenoon that Sullivan
would act for Brady IL time was given
him to get ready. Judge O'Brien said
that the trial must proceed tomorrow,
and that II Sullivan is not ready to take
1T in hand. he Judge O'Brien) would
appoint some ono to act for Brady. The
case was further considered, the result
being that the trial of Brady was set for
tomorrow. DIR. Webb was assigned by
the court TO defend the prisoner.
Curley. Kelly. Thomas, Caffey and
Fitxhafris were next arraigned, separ-
asely, and they all plead not guilty.
Intcrnaslsnal Trsable,
CoPENHAuEs. April at was feared
at hrst that tho Socialist Congress that
was held here would add to the diff
Guilty already existing between Prussia
and Denmark. The Prussian govern
ment blames the Danish ministry for
their want OF vigor in suppreesiuR the
gathering.
A Family Murderer.
BERLIN, April 9.-Conrad, the mur-
dsrer OF his wife and four children.
whose sentence Of death the Emperor
refused TO commute, was beheaded in
the court yard Of the prison here this
morning. Forty-three persons Wit
Messed the execution. Conrad protest.
cd innocence to the end.
Fruitlcss Search.
LONDON, April 9.-Ali tho steamers
arriving at London from Cork are be-
ing searched for explosives, but thus far
none have boon discovered.
whisixey Preposissea Rejected.
OrTAwA, April 9.--The Government
has rejected the latest proposition made
with reference to the admission Of
American whiskey. The Secretary of
the American Dissillers' Association has
left tho city.
Nero of the Dynamite Scare.
LONDON. April 9.--It il rumorsd nj thu
Bow street Police Court today that four
arrests have BEEN made In connection
With the recent dynamite disclosure.
The Pail Mall Gazette saya: There ara
SIX per.ons now confined at tho Bow
street station who are concerned in the
oynamito conspiracy, and charges will
probably DO referred against them to-
day.
The RraAiasgh Case.
In the case Of Clarke VI. Bradlauuh.
Lord High chancellor Halbourno, de-
ctAred that Clarke, ~ common in
former, was unable TO sue BradlauQh
Tor sitting and voting In the Commons
without taking the oath Of. allegiance.
Judgment against Bradlaugh WAS,
therefore, reserved with costs. Justice
Blackburn was the only disnenter from
tho judgment.
Taking rreeautiens.
LlvRarooL. April 9.-Oving 20 reoeiy.
ing letters containing threats Of blow
ing up tho postOflice here, great precau-
tions are being taken 10 prevent the car
ryinR out Of such . project.
Hugh Gladstone, partner in the Arm
of n Gladstone 4 Sons OF this oitv.
committed suicide BY taking strychnins.
Inc deceased was . cousin OF Prime
Minister Gladstone.
4 swiss Fire.
GENEVA, April "a 6ro which prom
ises to assume extensive proportions
broke out At Bonnie, near this city.
Twenty houses are already destroyed.
oppsseA % Dynamite.
LoSDoN, April "A lettsr from MI
chael Davitt IL published today in which
he further expresses his opposition 70
tho dynamite policy on tho part OF the
Irish. He declares such policy ID an
insane idea and ruinous.
TAe Tnuala Easlash.
A dispatch from Dublin says los
Brady, Timothy Kelly, Patrick Delany,
Tbos. Saifrey, Daniel Curley and Fitx
Harris. the men charged with the Phu-
nix Park murders and other crimes,