Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-10
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slxteea saved.

Slxteea saved.
LONDON, March 9.-The name of the
steamer on tae way fr1m Copenhagen
to Lsith was the Nsvarrs, not Neavane.
as FIRST reported. Four male emigrauts,
named Anderson, Hocelbero. Eyoeon
and N. Manall were rescued. Five
other passengers are on board fishing
smack. Altogether six of the crew and
ten passengers were saved.
The Dutch fishing smack which
picked up i've of the Nevarre's passaa-
gers has arrived here.
The survivors give the following &C.
count Of the loss Of the steamer On
TUESDAY,. when 300 miles from Chris
tiana, the Navarro WAS struck by a
heavy sea. The cargo shifted. and on
Wednesday the hold Gi:ed, and when
the fishing smack approached the Ma
varrs, ten men took Il boat and boarded
the smack. The smack s,iled around
the sinking steamer, bu. having no boat
was unable TO render assistance. Emf
grants IN the meantime were cliugiug to
the rigging and the sea washing over
them. In a short time another smack
arrived. The Navarrs's msn en6savor-
ed to reach her in another boat, b1. ii
swamped, ard ell We're drowned. A
steamer arrived Oily in tina 30 save
six persons struggling in the water, tbs
Navarro then laundering.
Popular Demonstration.
PARIS, Msrch Six Thousand peg
sons, mos. OF them attracted by curl
osity, collected at the Esplanade Ges
invalides this afternoon. The polica
without resistsnco prevented groups
from forming. Fifteen persons were sr-
rested: it is reported Louise Michel was
among the number. The police barred
the passage of 500 mon. who were
marching to tho Elysee, the residence
of Presidents Grevy. The affair was a
fiasco.
After the crowd dispersed, a mob of
ono thousand returned and broke win
dows and overturned carriages. The
police finally scattered the mob. The
report that Louise Michae, WAS arrested
is denied.
Heavy Failure.
BRADFORD. March 9.-Oltis, Ingram
d Son, Overs hore, have failed Liabil-
tiles, el30,0Oo.
Ireland In Parliament.
LONDON, March Slowing to the
steady pressure Of the Irish party, no
progress has been n ,ie with the bust
hess of the Commons. It is now doubt
full whether any bill of Importance can
reach the second stage until after Eas-
ter. II is already prophssied by ccm-
petent judges that the session will be an
utter failure. After FOrster's debate
the most important event is the discus
sion Of distress in ireland. Irish mem
bers Of nearly all sections have joined
III the attack OH Earl Spencer's policy.
Sps ncer is resolved to force his emiQra-
ton schemes at all hazards. 1t ia
thought, however, that GladstOne's re-
turn may impede this policy. as the
anti-Irish section OF this Cabinet has
been weakened. A strange sign Of the
times is Lord Landsflowne, one Of the
largest landowners in Ireland, propos-
ing an extension Of the purchase clauses
of the land act, declaring his conviction
that peasant ownership is the only
practical. solution of the Irish land
question. Ho is supported by Lord
Dunraven and the Marquisof Water
ford. two Irish landlords, and Earl
Conner. late VicerOy of Ireland.
The Frank Dvrnc Case.
AnlS, AtsICA U0 OCTGIuIU0ut M
the case of Frank Ryrne, who was 70.
leased from custody last night, held
that the charge brought by the British
Governments against Byrne, namely,
completely in the attempted murder OF
Juror Field and Judge Lawson, amount
ed merely to introducing arms into
Ireland. They claimed that even il
arms were intended for purposes Of
murder, the offense was political one
llew Esan Slipped the Ofnces.
| DUBLIN, March 9.-Patrick Egar
eluded the vigilance Of the police BY
| ''shamming" sickness. DIR. Kenny
maintained the deception by visiting
Ezan. who is believed to have left the
city disguised as a priest.
Storms In Great Britain.
| LONDON, March 9.-Owing to a heavy
gale, the tide in the Clyde was remark
ably low. The steamers Devonia, Cir
cassia. Manitoba, and several Others
we're at one time aground. Tho Hui
fishing fleet suffered seriously by tn,
gale. Eighty vessels of the feet arrivet
there in damaged condition. Twelv'
| of them were lost with members O
their crew. Three vessels foundered
one of them with all hands. Simila
accounts are received from the Var
mouth fishing feet.
| 1s.m.,.l saen.
BERLIN. March 9.-BismArok IL con
fined to his bed again, suffering viii
neuralgia.
Virgins Talks.
HAIrrAx, March 9.-The weather i
pleasant and clear, with the wind il
the northwest. There is no appearance
of a storm in this region yot. Wigginl
was asked from here last night II b.
could percsive any signs OF . storm
being close at hand, and II 90. when it
appearance would he psrceptible al
Halifax. He replied as follows: 9Th
coming Of storm is scientific dedus
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