Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-10

TIE Reichstag, On the question of the
BUDGET. cannot Be considered decisive.
Tie commission 10 which the BUDGET
was referred contains q small majority
OF torres and eiericals. Who probably
vii secure a second residing after su-
other resrss- The bill, caanos pass.
however, before the winter session. The
resui: . directly opposed 10 the wishes
OF the Emperor, rs expressed in his re-
cent message. During heated debate
the last fev days in tie Reichssas. the
EMPEROR name has been frcely men
TONED. IL was generally regretted that
the Emperor shonld have deemed il ad-
visaole 10 throw the digniiied reserve of
the crowns personal influence into the
scale OK political arguments.
Irish Meeting.
OTTAWA. May Alt a meeting of
freshmen here speeches were made by
senator Rowland, by John Donahus.
Prinespu McCsbe, and Patrick Parker
VILE. RESOLUTIONS were passed repellirs
With indignation the foll imputstion
cast upon the character of Chas. Stew
art Pa.nell. aud expressing confidence
and faith IL the wisdom OF the coasiitu-
ttonai policy so e;Ierce.icaily parsued
by him as the leader of the Irish parlia-
nentary party. subscription list for
rarneli's testimonial fund was opened.
Father whaien. the parish priest of st.
Pasrick's Church, was appointed treas
urer.
amer Celia.
OTTAWA. May 9.-rne usual reba.s on
mai. duty being omitted from the new
English revenue bill. brewers and malt
dealers Called on the Governor General
today. They have another hearing to-
morrow, and expect fiual answer
whether the Government will grant
them export bounty.
Discharged.
LONDON, Nav "A. NJ. Mitchell. who
vas arrested az Leicester with explo.
sives- has been discharged. there being
no evidence tn connect him with the
dynamite conspiracy.
Mere OF the Halirax srar~.
HlIIr.x. May 9.-Owiae IA the start
ling letter of warning from Sir Jno. A.
Mcdonald, number of special police
men were sworn in for service about the
Governtnent house. the provincial
building and other points. Las. night |
the provincial and coast Office buildings
were watched by two policemen of the |
city force detailed for that duty. besides |
the regular night vatchmen. Police |
men on duty at night throughout the |
ci:y were ordered not TO take relief ia |
tho morning ~ CUSTOMARY, and tn Sc |
who 90 on duty IN the morning until |
further instructions will remain on their |
beats until six. The cause for select |
ing Halifax "a the spot for Fenian ac.
ton Is evidently owing tn It's prominence /
rs a military station. From what can
he learned as tn the source of the
information which alarmed ;hs authori-
ties. 1t appears il was a detective at the
recent Land League conference at
Philadelphia, who had communicated
to the Governor General ar the British
Government that the day of Brady's
execution was to DO the signal for a
a combined attempt of revenge,
wherever the opportunity might offer.
Zen. Sr Patrick McDougall. command
or IN chief of British forces in America,
said the contents of the letter received
by Lieutenant Governor Archibald are
almost the saue as telegraphed last
night, but II stated that two suspicious
vessels had sailed from Boston for
Halifax. He said that circumstances a
short time ago led him To order an extra
sentry at the large powder magazine Of
Port Pleasant park; bat further than
this he had not been strengthening the
guards in other parts of the city.
Murdered aad Robbed.
Berlin, May 9.-rhe body OF rent
collector was found yesterday in pond
IN Ihirgnrten. Hermann was undoubt-
eddy murdered by robbers, as 5000
marks were stolen from his person.
Oni. Runners.
Notwithstanding tire rumors which
have been afioat the dissolution of |
Parliament Is imminent. lsismarck's
belief in a dissolution as al effective
weapon against a refractory Parliament
10 by no means as strong as it was.
Londsa Races.
LONDON, May at the Newmarket
second spring meeting today the race
Tor the Payne stake, 3-year-olds, was
Won by q. q. Stead's "Stendor:" Le-
fevre's "Ladiskes' second. Duke of
hamilton's "Vivian" started, including
J. IL. keene's chestnut COLT, Blue
Grass"
After the Third Trial.
DUBLIN, May 9.-The third trial of
Timothy Kelly, charged with completely
in the murder of Cavendish and Burke,
was concluded today. Tho Jury found
verdict OF guilty against the prisoner,
and he was sentenced to he hanged.
Kelly q he Hanged.
DUBLIN, May 9.-In the Kelly trial the
jury deliberated an hour. He Is to be
hanged June 3. On being removed
after Being sentenced, Kelly said, IL am
innocent: Thank you, my Lord" he
thanked his counsel for their exertions
in his behalf, and hoped thcy might live
long to defend tho innocent.
Laarcls fer The Germans.
BERLIN, May 9.-During the debate in
the Reichstag on the proposed rectifica
ton of the course Of the river Rhine,
Manguardsen referred Ia grateful terms |
70 the readiness Of the Germans in the
Uni ed States TO mako sacrifices for the |
sufferers by the floods Of the Rhine. |
This sympathy with their old home, be |
said, was one Of the fairest laurels in |
German-American history.
4 Beat Arrangement.
OTTAWA, May 9.-The American boat |
captains and owners here have formed |
an association aud resolved that all |
boats 10 load in turn be placed ON the |
list Of arrivals; that all captains being |
offered - TO New York and 8 70 to AZ
bany, shall refer such offer 70 the first |
boat on the list; that should any cap
tain Of boat, after having signed the |
list, leave the ranks OF load contrary 10
the bylaws. the association will be en-
powered 70 publish his name in all the |
leading papers on the route, and stig- |
atize him as man Of no honor, and |
one In whom no dependence can be
placed.
A very good reason has been assigned |
for the iuferiofity Of female labor, even
In industries where bodily strength II
not required. Girls, learn trade, not |
~ life's business, but ~ . means Of
earning Temporary livelihood. They
are ever hoping that some day they may
marry, and after marriage they will
require TO work at their trade no more
This fact has an evil influence on their
success A man. on the other hand,
having chosen his trade or profession.
knows that bis position In life depends
ON his proficiency, and that he has
nothing else to fall back upon. Hence.
II he 10 only spurred ON By tho ambi-
ton which every man ought TO possess,
bA Wiyl alunrmf AaPfnfnlv eurna,ax hia