Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-29
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commitmeat. the Indian. Loui Sam
vas placed in charge Of two special con
stables at York's, With instructions 4
take him to New Westminster thi
morning. About O'Clock last night
large body Of armed and disguised me-
appeared, and ten Of them stepping int,
the house demanded the prisoner Nh
York refused, bat pistol vas placed o
his head, and he vas ordered to stanS
around and not come near any Of them
The prisoner vas then taken out and
handcuhed, the men promising to sen<
the handcufs back the next day. A ropl
vas placed under his arm and be "a,
led away to q tree lying across III
Whatcom trail about . mile this side oi
the United States boun 1ary, where b
vas strung mp and where the body va,
found hanging this morning With thu
handouts on. The men were disguised
by having their faces blackened and
red stripes painted around their eyes
None were recognized BY either the con
stables or Mr.. York. Il 10 said that the
boots worn by the Indian whom cap
tured exactly correspond With the boot
| marks around Mr.. Bells house, and
that on him we're found . knife and
| other articles which we're recognized a
having been in the store previous to the
murder.
AhandeneA Il See.
LONDON, Feb. N.-The steamer Co.
BANJO. from New Orleans, January 9th
for Liverpool, vas abandoned on the
18th instant. Her engines were brokeo
and she was full of water. The Grew
have arrived at Lisbon.
A 4rsuAalens Circular.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb. ga man
named Il. Ryan was arrested here today
for having published circular callina
for 800 recruits to do frontier service
at Emerson, and aienQ the international
boundary, and signing the name Of the
Adjutant General of the district. The
prisoner 10 an Irish Catholic, and cor
respondent Of the Irish World. He 10
supposed TO Do connected With the Fe-
nian organization In Minnesota and
Dakota, but tho reason of his action 10
not clear. There will be an investiRa-
ton tomorrow.
Russia Wants II BsPrsw.
PARIS, Feb. N.-It is rumored that
arrangements are making for Q new
Russian loan Of two hundred million
r0ubles,
Deuble Guard.
LONDON, Feb. N.-The guard at Cha
than prison was doubled last night in
consequence Of the expectation that an
attempt would BE- made BY Feniana to
libeFats Invinoihles.
Fatty for the Gmperer.
BERLIN, Feb. 27.-Grsnd Duke Nj
chael has presented an autograph letter
to the Gar and the baton Of Russian
Field Marshal set in brilliants.
United fer Peace.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2.-The Gazstte
saws: Toe joint endeavers to preserve
the peace Of Europe will, no matter
what changes OCCUR, always form bond
Of union between Russia and Germany
The Tsn4aia Situation.
Pans. Feb. N.-At the instance ef
TrioOn, lately French Minister to China,
the treaty will DO modified 90 that in.
habitsnts will be relieved Of the exact-
ions of MandaEins. It 10 believe the
capture of Bacninh will offer no serious
difficulty. Military operations in Ton-
quin are regarded a. almost terminated.
Mere Rxplssivcs.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The police have
sives underneath Charin9 Cross railroad
station.
Troublesome Pirates.
PARIS, Feb. 8.-Advioes from Ton
quin states that fresh bands of pirates
are harrassing the province Of Namid.
irih, The mandarine0 are menaoiue
the mission house at Kizo and troops
have been sent to protect it.
watching the Irish.
LONDON, Feb. 28.-Detectives have
kept . close watch upon tho resorts Of
tho Irish Nationalists in London, but
have made no discoveries. Il 10 BE-
lieved the dynamite conspiracy 10 man.
aged wholly abroad, and that the con-
spiratOrs hold no connection With Fem
ian or National circles here.
krapeakiac's Sentence COMMITTED.
PANS, Feb. 28.-The sentence Of
Prince Krapotkine is reported to have
been committed TO Punishment.
GestinG Common.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-ln the House of
Commons the Home Secretary stated
that third Internal machine had been
discovered at the haddin9ton railway
station.
A French Advance.
HAIpHoN0, Feb. GA dispatch from
Hanoi says Millot and Briere will start
March 9Th to attack Bacninh. General
Negrier, leaving Haidzong earlier With
6O0O men, will close the LanRson road.
Il will be necessary to disembark the
troops to capture fortified posts along
the Zongkai River, and II similar posts
ON the Hanoi road.
An Engllsh Social sensasisa.
LONDON. Feb. N.-The 1aufair. new
society magazine, publishes the follow
ING paragraph; "Ap0ther celebrated
case will be that Of the gallant Earl Of
EustOn, Who will be the next Duke Of
Grafton. The Earl seeks 70 get rid of
his wife. His contention 10 that the
lady's first husband Vas alive when she
became the Countess Of Euston. He 10
now alive and can be produced. HE
appearance in the witness box will be
highly dramatic, for the lady has seen
him and declares she knows nothing
about him. The approaching trial will
rival the Tichborne oase, and will be the
sensation of the season. The facts Of
tho matter are these: Thirteen years
ago Henry Fitzroy. eldest son Of Lord
Augustus Fitxroy, fell in love With .
dubious woman known - Kate Cook.
She vas handsome and stylish peEson,
and her matured charms were
quite sufficient 10 oaptivste youth Of
q. Unknown to his father, who Was
equsrry 10 the queen, he married her.
The ohFonioles Of peefa9e marriages de-
scribed the bride q being the daughter
Of John Walsh and - the widow Of
mr.. Smith, In 1882 the bride0room's
social position changed. Lord Angus
tbs Fitxroy succeeded his brother -
seyeuth Dake Of Grafton. Henry Eitx-
roy became Earl Of Eust0n. The widow
of Mr.. Smith became Countess Of Eus-
ton and future Duchess Of Grafton; bat
troubles had already come between her
and her husband. They separated BY
mutual agreement. No fault being
proved against the countess sinoo her
marriage, her husband in vain sought
an excuse for . divorce. The mysterious
Mr.. Smith has nov appeared and the
.Souss 10 found. II the case fails, Kate
Cook will become Duchess Of Grafton.
and the title created for IN empress By
. king will b worn BY . woman OF the
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