Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-15

| respecting the May laws aud ecclesias
tlcai legislation has cccasioned mucl
dlnereaee OF opinion 3: the Vatican
ana teeEe IS growing tendency in III,
highest quarters In favor of acceptin,
tue concessions offered bv Germany
ana OF not opposing intended lecisla
ton.
Differences Between ssatrsmeu.
BERLIN. June ia reported differ
ence has arisen between VonBoetticher
Secretary of Interior and state, anC
Schoiz, Minister of Finance. Ii Is ais,
rumored that DIR. Msybach. Minister O
fsoi'c Works, Is about to resign.
Coed Guess.
LONDON, June l3.-Labouchere recent
~ challenged Irving Bishop, the though
reader, 70 tell the number of n banl
noe known only 10 Labouehere. IL,
put one thousand pounds against ont
hundred, the proceeds to be devoted /,
cnarity. Three thousand persons wer,
present. but, owing TO disputes concern
ing the conditions. neither Lsboucher,
nor Firth were present. However
blshop guessed the number of the not,
at the first attempt, and now claim.
that be Wen 5000.
The Dynamifers.
The trial of the men concerned in tn,
dynamite conspiracy WAS resumed thi,
morning.
Where Is the Aeronauf
The balloon, in which L'Hoste left
Bologne Saturday, was recovered in tn,
North Sea.
Health OF Queen Victoria.
A journal here states that the Queer
has recovered from the injuries 10 hel
knee. The depression of her Majesty,
spirits, however, is said to cause some
anxiety, owing to its influence on her
general health. 1t Is the intention OF
TIE Queen TO leave Scotland the 10th
ult.
Address OF John Bril-. hf.
LONDON, June l3.-Hon. John Bright
delivered an address at Binsley Hall,
Birmingham, before an audience of A. =
OUO persons. More than $50 addressed
congratulations from various liberal AS.
socIations were presented 10 him. Great
enthusiasm prevailed. Mr.. Bright re
viewed the events of the last fifty years.
and laid stress upon the enormous ad-
vantages conferred ON the country by
the repeal of the corn laws. Referring
to America be said, Permit me to ad
dress word to the artisan classes of
the United States. | am no enemy of
the United STATES. | fought her battles
IN this country. Cheers. / sympa
thize with her as much now as then
Almost as much AS if had been born Oh
her soil. believe the question in the
United States between protection ara
simply a revenue tariff is nearing Its So
luton. The opinion is growing that ir
resistible economic facts are Offering
themselves for the consideration of
statesmen and every intelligent man in
the great republic. An extraordinary
condition of thugs exists there. No
country OF any age ever experienced oI
dreamed of an actual surplus revenue
Of thirty millions sterling. This fact is
fatal 10 high protection party. The
Governn ent does not well know what 10
do with it,
After an eloquent allusion To the war
which abolished slavery. he said, II be-
lieve the next election for President will
be fought on free trade lines. The great
people of tie United States will ceClare
lt to be the inalienable RICH, of ever,
American citizen to spend his money III
the worlds cheapest markets"
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
BUENos AYREs. June l3.-Au explo-
sion on tug killed eight and seriously
nine Others. Four victims
were horribly mutilated. One was
to pieces against house.
Severed Diplomatic Relations,
SOFIA, June 13-The British diplo.
matte agent has severed relations with
the Bulgarian Government Other for
eign representatives share the views of
the British, considering the present adj
without authority.
Action Dismissed.
TORONTO, June 1f.-An order was OBJ
tanned III chambers today dismissipo
the action brsught by Henry Allen,
alias Lord Contyre, against MIR. Rich
ards, guardian of the heiress he so bad
ly duped. The action was for false mr.
rest and was dismissed because Allen
failed to furnish security for costs.
Earthquake In Ecuador.
PANAMA, June l4,-An earthquake oc-
CURED in Ecuador on the 18th of Nav.
There was great alarm and quite num-
Der of people oamped in the streets, fear
ing cateclysm. In Katucanga the shock
was very severe, overthrowiup several
houses. Those remaining threaten to
fall. Villages in the vicinity are almost
destroyed.
A Fearful Explosion.
LONDON, June l3.-An explosion of the
mn at rf 4.
lightning. One hundred and fifty-three
persons were killed, 81 wounded, 200
barrels of gunpowder and 5000 car
tridges were destroyed.
Foreigners In China Alarmed.
A Shanghai dispatch, dated Monday,
says the situation is becoming very Sc
rious. Chinese troops are massinp
around the city. A very uneasy feeling
prevails among foreigners with regard
to the unprotected condition of foreign
settlements.
Protest Against Restricting the Food
supply.
LONDON, June H.-Lord Carliupford,
Minister of Agriculture, received yes
terday An influential deputation repre-
senting towns in England claiming ten
million people, the object of which was
to protest against restrictions of the
food supply. Carlingford stated that
the decrease in imports of American
cattle was due TO the fact that better
prices were obtained in America, and
not to the system of compulsory slsueh:
ter at British ports. He said the Gov
eminent will continue to act np to the
spirit of the present laws, and not strain
them in the direction of further probi
ton, as urged by the opponents OF the
importation Of American cattle.
Killed and Eaten by n Bear.
Sr. JOINS, N. B.. June IA bow
named Belden was killed and eaten bv
a bear in the woods at AnnagaEy yes.
terday.
German Politics.
BERLIN, June l3.-In relation 10 the
retirement from political life OF Won
Bennigsen. il is sta ed that after the re.
ceipt of the last note addressed to
Prussia By the Vatican Bismarck was
undecided whether be should break of
negotiations. he therefore sounded
Won Beunigssn on the subject of effect
ing compromise with his party OF Ma
tional Liberals. The interyisx con
WINGED both that the Ottoman policy
was impossible. aud Bismarck decided
TO rely on the clerical and conservative
majority. In the debate on the Church
bill in the lower house Of the Landtag,
Windhorst, the Uitramontane leader,