Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-11
FOREIGN.



OTTAWA. April l0.-ihs reason why
additional guards have been placed il
the Parliament buildings has at length
transpired. A few Weeks since mar
from Chicago. styling himself DIR. Cosse
wrote Sir John Macdonald Informing
him that he knew Of plot matured in
the United States to blow up the Parlia.
meny buildings With dynamite. Sir
John Macdonald gave him permission
to go ahead with his detective business
and refused to give him any recognition
until events proved tho truth of his
story and he accomplished what he
promised. DR.. Cosss ON his arrival
stopped at the principal hotel aud seems
to be well provided with money. The
Dominion police have closely shadowe d
him, but 30 far have discovered nothing
suspicious in his behavior.
Let Him 90.
BERLIN. April 10.-The rumor that
Her Won Eisendecker. German Minis
ter at Washington, will be recalled, il
nnfounded. The question of his trans
fer to another post WAS discussed long
before tho Lasker incident occurred.
British Columbia Notes.
VICTORIA, Is. o., April lO.-The steam
snip crusader on the berth AZ hong
hong Tor victoria, has been Withdrawn
In consequence OF the dotermlaation OF
the BRITISH Columbia government to en-
force the anti Chinese act. The action
OF the imperial authorities Is anxiously
awaited.
A shark 13 feet long was caught by
Indians near here yesterday.
near Admirai Lyons Win the nag
snip S~iftsnre and other war SHIPS
msr here. Rear Admiral Lyons will Dc
relieved tt're by his successor. 1t If
believed hat the yellow FEVER on the
southern coast VIII cause ITS partial
hoanoonment by BRUSH SHIPS OF war.
Dutch Operations In sumairn.
LONDON. April lO.-rhe Dutch author
tiles have biockaded a portion of the
Atcheep coast, Sumatra. with a view of
exercising pressure upou the king of
Of the wrecked English steamer Nesero
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Yese, from maysi.
u,v,x. Arr;, m ThA l.,.s, .dv;,..
from Havti state that on March aO,b
the Italian transport Compile De Ira
YOUR arrived ut Port AL Prince to seek
satisfaction Tor the taking from the
Dark ~ feut Goave OF Two insurgents
ana snootinR them. :,
Inc American minister mas demanded
OF sne haytien Government payment
OF *soo,0p indemnify Tor American
.os'eo on acoo,us Vi 'ue ,io'' VI orp
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viii ho pa;d C;arman claims .n,nnn,
IN SsOO fsn French claim. an eounl
sum ana F4HRutu CtAi DE- r
The number of persons killed during
the revolution are officially declared to
have been I.ftU The disappearance Of
persons implic ated in the revolution Is
causing consiunr"bie emotion
~. S"l~ nay q coii's No.. S ,ea VIC
sr,a,a ,na ',,a a. .ron,a ,ba Consni ITO
Roth n.rt,ss ~ers intoxica,ea Tbs
Ian,,,,t,on AZ ,ha Cnnspl.,a was onIv
nraran,,.d ~ ,hs ,;n,.iv arr,v Il ~ ths
Consul
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Il OoO. 900 Of p,per money
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bRussEIs, April Io.-Ihe Chamoer Oh
representatives, by oil To II. passed
vote only at the places where they lived
before entering the priesthood.
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C, No., ..;, ,orh. ,u
"a :. a,,. - ..a $500
pn,,.s.5 - .nn.. ~. 60
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Assneesss"s-
HALIFAX, April lo.-The Nova Scotia
Legislature h's extended the franchise
in municipal elections To widows aud
unmarried women.
mer M.tese, ..A M, anuer,.l
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