Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-12
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FOR EI0N.
Al Lcrne-s us0e.
OTTAWA. May fa-The firss State ball
Of the sea-1a vas given AZ Rldeau Hall
this eycaIng.
An ASiattc Rattle.
CAIcv-TTa, Nav IA fight has oc-
Cured between the forces of Aver, of
AfgharIsraa. and tbs Shin xa,rss. re-
sailing IN the defea: of the latter With
40 killed
English Tobacco.
LoSooS. Nav li.-Childe-s. ChsncsI-
lo- of the ExcheQ1sr. said in the Is.1se
OF Commons las. evening ;hss the Gov
sransa. would colsii er. daring the
present year. question psrssining TO
TIE growing of tobacco n the United
Kingdom
DtsaIagui~hed Dead.
LONDON. Nav Il.-Sir Thomas Ber-
aari. grandson OF tie las; British Gov
erEor OF Massachusetts,, is desd.
CsierBdge's Bust
TIE bus. of Coleridge. the roes, viii
be placed in Westminster Ab5sy. An
American admirer of CoieriJge's works
bears the cost.
The Dvnamiaera.
LONDON. May Il.-In the Bow street
police court today the dynamite con-
sp.-acy prisoners. except OConnor.
alias Dalton, whom the authorities were
uoable TO convict with the others, were
recommitted for trial on the change of
treason Lynch. alias Normsn. the in
former. Was committed on a charge of
misdemeanor. O'Connor was discharg-
ed, bat immediately rearrested by de-
tec;iyes from Liverpool, where be will
be taksn tonight.
The charges on which the prisoners
were committed are treason. felony
conspiracy 10 damage public buildings
and unlawful possession of nitro glycer-
ias- Counsel Smyth protested the evil
dence failed to connect Ansbergh With
tie crimes charged.
Txeables ia Chiaa.
SHANGHAI. May Iii Hung Chang
has been nominated To the chief COM
Dand of the Southern provinces. /. ia
doubtful whether he will accept. Dis
turbanees in Wi Chang have been re-
pressed. Thirty five leaders Of the mp
rising have been beheaded.
Land Reform.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Chancellor of
thu Duchy of Lancaster introduced
bill in the Csmmons yesterday by which
Agricultural tenants are entitled to re.
ceive, when their tenanies expire. com
pensation from their landlords for the
that they may have made
to the lands they occupied. This will
be the principal measure brought be-
fore the House during the session. By
il. the landlords right of redress vii.
be limited to a sum equivalent to one
years rent.
Big Failure.
l.. NJ sely, monsv broker. has failed.
Liabilities. e532.0o0. Mosely dealt
heavily in Grand Trunk securities.
War ON the Savages.
HEsMosILLo, Mex. Nav l1.-Col.
Torres returned last night from Sierra
Madres. He has been pursuing Apaohes
for twenty DAYS. He found them in
trenched in n strong hold in the noun
tains. He attacked with 800 troops
and destroyed the Indians. The troops
iisnked the hostiles, charging them in
the rear at the point of the bayouet
The Indians fled, leaving eleven dead.
Five soldiers were killed and eight we're
wounded. Col. Torres says
thu Apaches fought savagelv. They
were armed with repeating rifles. Tor
res thinks the Indian troables In Sonora
are ended. The troops have returned
10 Glaymasa and Mpntez1ma with the
and rep,enished their rations.
There is no indication of further par
ticulars this evening.
Serious Charge.
DUBLIN, May ll.-Matthew Brady has
been committed for trial on the charge
81 threatening the foreman of the jury
witch convicted his brother, Joe Brady.
On Trial.
Kingston, Healy and Gibnev, charged
with conspiracy to murder Pool, were
arraigned today, and committed for
trial. Healy was admitted to bail in
cl00. Bail was refused in the cases of
Gibney and Kingston.
Peaceful.
PAaIs, May 1.-THE fact that Wad-
iington will visit Berlin before he goes
TO Moscow, to attend the coronation of
that his mission ia to assure Germany
Of the peaceful policy of France.
5ee Day.
QUEENSTOWN. May 1.-THE number
Of emigrants who left here last week
For America was 3l5.
A Question Of Materially.
PARIS, May 11.-Juogment was rem
dered IN the suit of Mrs. Hope against
Baron do Billing for one hundred thous-
and francs damages for putting forward
n heir to property left by his wife
declared was the offspring Of the
Lord Game, from whom she Was divorc-
ID: The Judgment declares the youth
defendant put forth is not legally the
son of defendants.
TIE Fish Shew.
LONDON, MAY 1.-THE program for
opening the International Fisheries Ex-
hibition tomorrow is arranged. The
diplomatic corps, members Of the minis
Iry and exhibition authorities will as
,emble near the Dais in the binding at
ll:30. The Princess of Wales and sons
will arrive at noon. The royal process
zion, headed by exhibition officials and
by the foreign and colonial
will pass through the
British sen fish galleries, and foreign
courts. After that the native. anthem
will be given and chorus Of four hun
dred voices and band of seventy
pieces. Reaching the Dais the Duke Of
will read an address. and
The Prince OF Wales will reply in the
name of the Queen. The Archbishop of
will deliver speciaI prayer.
Then amid blast Of trumpets and the
Iiring of salutes, the exhibition will be
declared opened.
The House of Commons.