Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-04

lsss aes. The Gasetss rsfrains, out Z
respect tor Ceaeroos, fro0 aaDsgttn
that the seeeoliooists aetnally paid 60
for the Laakse rseolntion, but says sha
il ms offered in the hopsof the furthss
ance Of pstty party intsrestA The Go
-'tte sdds: An attempt to carry th
proposed reeolutioo voold b Q viola
ton Of Law, and direct ooFTespoodouc
with foreign parliament would b
breach Of the Consultation. The 0sv
eminent would certainly whit such q
encroachment upon the DOMAIN nonAs
chy With serious consequences"
The evening journals say that ssoes
sionist deputy Kapp denies that b
originated the resolution Of coudoleoce
He aaBeess that Congress u politieall.
far too enlightened for Q sensiblo for
eiQner 70 feel tempted to modest il viii
his personal wishes.
The Aeanlne Of The Lsagae.
BKRIu. March 3-The German min
lstefial organs Associate the alliance o.
Russia. Germany and Austria With Oh,
coming league of continental power,
against fhe maritime and commercial
prepo0deranoe Of England. A notable
article appears in the Krexz Zeifssg
which predicts the formation Of Z
league TO break the insular supremacy Of
England which. it says, by the annexs.
ton Of Egypt..has completed the links Of
. gigantic chain, exten6ing from Glib
raltar . China and ooiled around the
body of Europe. monopolizinR the CON-
merce Of the world and making the
Mediterranean SEA and the Indian
Ocean EnQlish lakea
The Berlin Post urges France to Join
the alliance promising more Substantial
benefits than those arising from her in.
terests With England.
De Busche, under foreign osorotary,
in an article in the Gens6oten, sayG
that Russia's progress towards India ID
= matter Of indifference 70 Germany.
England, be says, 10 NO longer our ally
but regards N with evident mistrust.
II 10 supposed that these articles are IN
indication Of . Diplomatic campaign
against England.
Oessltute Enlgrnnss.
MoNTRHAI, March 3.-Emigrants, i'll
Glad and in starving state, have been
arriving here lately. They are . pitt
able sight. and are wandering through
tho streets With scarcely clothing
enough to cover their nakednesa
Snew.steS0 In Canaaa.
A srow- storm caused much damage
in Eastsra Canada, Many houses along
the st. Lawrence ooast were buried in
the snow and the occupants made their
exit through attic windows.
A Feniaa Oplaien.
PARls, March 8-James Stephens,
the well.knewn Jenian, sxpressss the
opinion that the Irishmeu in America
will render il impossible for any Cabi-
net to yield 10 EnRland's demand In ~
gard to the dynamite aRitatorA
The Murderer o1 lsorA Lelsrin.
An Irishman named Nellis Ourron-
dered t. the Greenook police Who says
be knows the murderers Of Lord Lei
trim.
The Seuaan Question IN Parliament.
LONDON. March "A lively scene 90
ourred in the House of Commoas this
afternoon. Questions were put 70 the
government regarding the condition Of
Affairs in Egypt which the government
refused to answer. whereupOn great ex-
citement arose. Sir Wilfred Lawson,
moved that tho House adjourn
in order to discass the 6oudan prob
lem. He made violent attack upon
the government, charging il with COW
ardiCe, blood outlines, butoherin9 and
jinQoism.
Gladstone replied to the structures Of
Sir Wlffed 1AWson and justified the
policy which the Government had been
pursuing. He asserted that IL va
necessary to held 6uskim for the pres
ent, in order to keep down the slave
trade.
Northoote said the lack Of ooherency
in the Governments Egyptian policy
had caused the misf0rtunes in the Sou
dan. It was the duty Of the Govern
mont, he THOUGHT, boldly to stand BY
their future policy.
Lord Randolph Churchill expressed
The greatest astonishment that the min
lstry shoald not reply to Northoote.
Harrington, Secretary Of STATE for
War, stated that the British would ~
tire from Suakim - soon - CON-
patible with tho safety Of the town.
A motion for adjournment Wa ~
to LOB.
Anthony Ashley. Uader Colonial Sso-
rotary, stated that the government REQ
oRnizsd the Transvaal title to the South
African Republic. This statement was
greeted with cheers on the part Of the
Liberals and grOaus from the Conserve
lives. Ashley added that this title does
not imply authority or suxeranity over
The Transvaal. HHtcourt, Home Score
larry of State, announced that orders
had bean given TO use the most strin-
gent measures against the dynamite
Il Weuld b. unWise, b
said, to indicate their nature ct this
junoture. II existing powers proved
to meet the emergency the
would not hesitate - ak
that their powers should b increased.
This statement WaS received with
,heers.
In the nssse 81 Lords.
In the House Of Lords Baron We've.
ny urged that . communication In ~
gard TO the dynamite question b ad-
dressed to the authorities ct Washine-
lon.
Earl Granville. Foreign Secretary Of
State, appealed to the Lords ~ 10
it Was Lot desirable 70 observe
perfect rotioonoe In regard 20 the steps
10 10 taken. The government were
the question With the utmost
care; meanwhile. all baggage imported
Or lodged at railway stations Was sub
ieoted 70 rigid examination.
Marquis HArtiagton oaid in The
House Of Loeds that Il Was not proper
time nov 70 indicate the future policy
Of the government In Egypt. The main
object Was 70 secure The
- HaNv NJ H. ronnainimu Ruvr,Hian Gar.