Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-29

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. for adults, 10 Il, and for childrsn. I
! shillin2s each. Trevelyan said tha
Z the questions relating 70 the action o
I t1s American Government in the mat
, ter should be addressed to the forei9'
, OH -. His business WAS simply to q
: certain whether the administrative de
: tails OF Irish immigration were carries
out as Tar As possible. Lovthers. con
servatIve. gave notice that be would q
an early day call attention TO the sub
Jecf. The secretary Of the luke funS
declares that all enigrauts Who hsv'
been assisted 70 60 to America by funds
have been sent direct to relatives o.
friends In that country, and have beer
provided with money on landing.
Attempted Naraee IN q Railway Car
Fia9e.
LONDON, June "a desperate at
tempt Vas made in q carriage Of rail
way train running from Calais to Paris
to murder and rob Rev. Mr.. Witch
borne, an English clergyman. The
murderer attacked him with q chisel
staobing him five times. The assassin
tried 70 make his escape when the train
arrived at Amiers, tut was captured
after terrific struggle. The wounds oi
the clergyman are very dangerous, and
ne Is not expected to survive. The
assassin Is also An EnRlishman.
nealy's ssccessss.
DUBLIN. June 3.-The Wexford Dor.
roneh Climb has chosen BY a unanimous
vote Brother z. Redmond, the Irish Ma.
Il Inal League representative in Aus
traiia, as the candidate of tho National
Party for seat in the House of Com
mons for the borough made vacant BY
the resignation Of Healy.
The Pera.Chili Treaty.
LIMA, June 25-via Galveston.-Thc
Tribune (neE Iigssias organ says: The
meeting At La Union, in the Department
Of Huenues, June 18th, resolved to ad
here to the condition Of peace, and to
recognize Ilgesias as President. The
same paper points 30 certificate from
Juan F. DeMarini. dated Tslma, June
y, that similar resolutions we're passed
there on June 3, and at Pampa, in the
province of Icas, on the 18th.
speech Of the Lord Lieutenant.
DUBLIN, June 27.-Ths Lord Lieuten-
ant. speaking at Limerick, said he saw
signs of a better future for Ireland. He
advocated technical training az leading
to an improved style of farming before
the people entered upon the task of re-
claiming waste lands. He mentioned
that tue land act worked we'll. and
| asked all classes to cooperate for the
material advancement of Ireland.
Arrest or Conspirators.
LONDON, June 28.-The Central Nevs'
correspondent at Berlin says the arrest
OF Krazewska, the Polish author, and
others, has led to the belief that con-
splracy exists for betrayinQ secrets rel
alive to the German military organiza-
ton. There were twenty arrests At
Berlin and Dresden yesterday Of persons
supposed to be connected With tho con-
spiracy. Other arrests were made at
Halle, Hanover and Cologne.
The American Rine Team.
Owing to the late hour Of the arrival
of the steamer Alaska at Liverpool last
night the reception to the American
rifle team did not take place. The
team left Liverpool this morning for
Birmingham. where they will remain
for practice. the ranges at Wimbledon
not being available.
Ihe POpc 1ndtsp0scA.
The Standard correspondent at Rome
says the Pope is indisposed and much
disturbed by the state of affairs in Ire
land and France.
The Cholera In Egypt.
DAMrETTA. June 2S.-There have been
129 deaths here in the last twenty four
hours. One hundred and thirteen were
from cholera.
Precautions Against Cholera.
IsNAELA, June 2s.-vessels from here
to Suez are fobidden TO communicate
with stations on the canal, owing to
fears that cholera may thus be spread.
Precautions.
PoRr SAID, June 2S.-An order has
been issued prohibiting any person pro-
ceeding from here to other towns in
Egypt.
The Rife Team.
BIRMNaHAM, June 28.-The American
rife team has arrived and are guests of
the Midland Rife Club. The teams 70
main here until Tuesday next.
Dismissed from Their Ship.
LONDON, June 28.-The court martial
which has been investigating the cause
of the stranding Of Her Majesty's dis.
patch steamer Lively, near Sternaway
City last month, finds that the vessel Was
lost through the error Of the pilot, but
the officers are answerable for tho loss
in not closely watching the pilot. The
commander and navigating heutenants
Of the lively are therefore dismissed
from their ship.
Flosds In 0ntarie.
HAMILTON, June 2S.--There were
great foods in the city last night and
today. The mountain steps were ear
ried away. Sewers at the 1ast end
burst and cellars were flooded.
Forged Checks.
MONTREAL, June 28.-The Federal
Bank of commerce at Toronto and the
Quebec bank were svindled out Of
nearly thousand dollars by forged
checks drawn by Walter Gardner, an
American cattle dealer.
Daeslist Acquitted.
vienna. June 2S.-The trial Of Lieut..
Bslgar, editor of the Military Journal,
for killing Lieut.. Col. Schlayer in q duel
MAY 24th, Was finished today. Lieut..
Baigar in his paper had criticised the
appointment Of Col. Schlayer to CON-
ma d a regiment about 70 be organized.
Scblsyer challenged the author Of the
criticism. Witnesses examined in tho
trial were unanimous that he forced
fight. Balgar Was acquitted.
Farther Immigratiea News.
LONDON, June 2S.-Ths Ns,ss this
morning says: Il Is perfectly within
Americas right to prevent the landing
Of Irish paupers on her shores. The
gross negligence in shipping them 10
most cruel. II assisted immigration
continues. il must be constructed differ
entity. There Is no reason 20 believe
that the Government has co-operated
With any other agency than Mr.. Tukee,
bot mere inaction Is not enough.
The missing link has bean discovered
to be q dude"