Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-11
FOREIGN.


VS'es Z Pen the GOveFnWenl
LONDON, June l0.-Gordou's sister has
refused money for the relief of her
hrother. She says Gordon il a British
oincer, and that his relief devolves upon
the Government.
The Dynamite eaestiea
IN the Commons TODAY FItznauriea.
Under Foreign Secretary. stated that A
representation touching the duty of
friendly foreign powers regarding dy-
PAINTERS had been addressed to the
Government at Washington. No reply
mad been received as yet.
Wholesale Massacre.
CArno, June l0.-Reeorts have reach
ed here that the rebels, 8 days aeo,mas-
sacred Hussein Pasha, Kalifs com
mandsnt At Berber, and all his family,
and the garrison, which was faithful TO
the khedive and the European traders
who remained there.
Foreign Rtets.
BRUssELs, June 10.-There was riot.
ing this evening owning to the result Of
the election. A great deal Of damage
vas done to property. Many persons
were wounded.
Tive fools Well Met.
vienna. June l0.-A duel with swords
toek place today bstween Count Keele-
rlch and Baron Rodich. Both we're
severely wounded.
Liberals Defeated.
BRUSSELS, June l0.-Elections for the
renewal of half members of the Cham
Der Of Deputies resulted in a defeat Of
the Liberals and a triumph of the Cler-
icals In the chief cities, even Brussels,
where no Clerical has been returned for
forty years.
Emo Arrested for Forgery.
QUKBEo, June 10.-Ex- Presidsn. Emo,
of the Second National Bank, New
York, was liberated today under a writ
of hdbeds corpus, and Was Immediately
rearrested upon charge of forgery.
Italians Kicking.
RoxE, June l6.-Signor Mancin. Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, in addressing
the Chamber of Deputies today, said it |
Was improbable that the American Con |
Rress would have time for discussion |
during the present session of the bill |
placing foreigners upon the same foot
ing as Americans as regards the duty |
on the introduction into Amerioe of |
WI hc Vi aft. H tuC Jill Is uOk 0UuSiu-
cred by the 2lst instant. as will be de |
manded by Italy, he would take meas.
ures to obtain compensation, as he con- |
sldered Italian subjects treated unfair
iy. and at variance with the treaty of |
commerce between the two countries.
The Ministers of Foreign Affairs, of |
Commerce and Finance were consider.
ing the bill regarding the matter, which
might be brought into operation after
an agreement with the other European
Bocaccio, in a reply.
said: eff the American Governments |
persisted in its present course Italy
should abolish deferential duties, or de-
nounce Its treaty with America"
NihllIsm,
ST.. PETERSBURG. June 9.-One hun
dred persons were arrested at Kies on
charge of being Nihilists, forty army
accessories being among the number.
Two hundred arrests we're made at
Chares.
Murderous COME sston.
vienna. June 9.-In the trial of Still
macher today, he confessed the murder
OF Block, which was com mitted for the
of anarchist designs, but
denied he was concerned in the murder
Of the baker Esert.
Double Hanging:
PiCToU, June 10.-Joseph Tompsett
and George Lowder were hanged here
today for the murder of Peter Lozier.
Both OF them maintained their limo
cenoe to the last.
Prosecuting the Dynamiters.
DUBLIN. June l0.-Iu the Smythe
murder case today informer Cole testi-
fed that dynamiter Daily was the first
pers n who organized the Fenian Broth
erhood at BarbaveIla.