Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-05
FOREIGN.
The settlement Btil-Chiae>e Re.t.te.
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s VICTORIA, April 3.-Ths aews of the
passage of the settlement bill by the
canadian Senate gives intense satisfac-
ton. Flags are flying In honor of the
event.
The government will enforce the anti
chinese emigration bill or the arrival
OF the steamship Crusader from Hong
Kong which Il hourly expected with 400
Chinese.
Pa>>en2ers for san Francisco.
VICTORIA. April 4.-fhe steamship
Mexico sailed for san Francisco TODAY.
Her passengers from here were w. b.
/ Adams, Mrs. j. Stewart and child. b.
Silver aae wife. Mrs. SRickard and two
children, w. ). Fried. NJ. Frank. w.
higgins. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Wright.
Miss \. Dement,. c. L. Kelly. G. Reid
and wife, 5. Meyers. W Sweatnau. II.
( Shirley and wife, w. F. Bishop and wife
and - in the steerage.
! Death or Gu>iave Richter.
BERLIN. April Tine death of Gus
tave Richter. the painter, Is announced.
England Will not Establish n Pro-
/ tectorair over Egypt.
T LONDON, April 4.-rhe cabinet, after
thorough discussion, decided against
formally establishing pro.ectorate
over Egypt.
ConsDiring 20 Blow up Il Prison.
The following particulars have been
learned concerning the plot to blow up
, Mt. Joy. Inc persons IN prison were
engaged In clandestige correspondence
with consplrators outside. The letters
We're found in Jas. Miilett's cell. The
prison wardens We're To he brlbed with
money from the ODonovan Rpssa fund
to convey Al Internal machine into the
prison. One letter contained An order
for the murder of Delaney. one of the
Phoenix Park censp'rators. 10y throwing
him over the balcony as he should leave
the prison after mass. Delaney still re-
mains at Mt. JOY for safety. Many
wardens hove been dismissed.
Prince Leopold.
The body of the Duke OF Albany was
borne To Windsor Castle from the rail
way station upon a guu carriage drawn
by eight horses. A long procession fol-
lowed. The Queen occupied carriage
drawn by four horses. The Prince of
Wales and Others were on foot.
The Dean Of Windsor awaited the
procession at the entrance to Memorial
Chapel. The chapel was draped in
.lack, relieved by wreaths of flowers.
Conspicuous among these was one from
ex-Empress Eugenie. The Highianders
placed the coffin III the middle of the
chapel, and after short religious services
the royal personages withdrew.
The 0xTord.Cambridge Race.
LONDON. April 4.-Bettine on the Ok
Fy,.. H., Il
now even.
Mary Anderson Indignant.
Mary Anderson says she cannot guess
who inspired the recsnt slanderoas par
agraphs. She Is indignant and angry
aud says They are all fiction, but
they are none the less painful to me,
aud equally painful to the men whose
names have been coupled with NINE
She pronouncus it a cruel practical joke.
She SAWS she il suffering greatly from
insomnia, aud Is going away Saturday
for \ few weeks to rest.
Discontent In Nova scotia.
HALIFAX, n. s., April "A joint COM
mittee. appointed by botn bra lches of
the local Legislature, have reported An
address for adoption and transmission
tn the Governor General of Canada.
The address sets forth that previous to
the federation the ProviBoe "a Nova
Scotia was in a most haaitly coalition
financially. Now the reverse is the case,
and a. immediate adjustment OF the
financial terms of the union is urged
The feeling of dlscouteut with regard
to finances Is more deeply implied than
ever. Ii is maintained that Nova Scotia
should be placed on au equal footing
with the other provinces, and that, as
the t sxatiou of tue country has been in
creased >iuce the union AT least 80 per
cent. the ,me rates slould be added to
the provincial subsidy given the prov
iuce in 1867.