Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-13
FOREIGN.
The Workings 81 Clan Va Gael.

The Workings eS Clan Ma Gael.
LoNuoS. April l2-The Ti,rss prints
communicated containing tbs oaths
Of the dvnauitars aud Glen y. Gael so
ciesles, and also giving an account Of
how the dynamite l. obtainsd in France.
II IL ssssrie hat Clan Ma Gael has re-
ceived letter tearing kossian post
n ark, from inforrnet McDermo,t. plead.
ing his innocence and begging for
mercy. The society treated the letter
With silent contempt, and its agents are
tracking him. TIE same article SAWS
Matthias OBc.dy. recently arrived IN
Paris from New York - investigate the
truth OF the rlmor that Peter Carey
ia hiding there. Careful search was
instituted, but proved fruisless, where
upon Brady returned to New York ,leav-
ing orders TO cable him At once If any Of
the Careys should be discovered.
General Badeau', Resignation.
HAVANA. April "a General Badeau,
late InIted States Consul General here,
declines to state his reasons for ter der
ln2 his resig alton. and SAYS be may
h'er Wv las eNpi nation. thrsu b the
press. he Impression prev ais that
the resignation ia some way IS con
nected With the Agnerra expedition.
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA. r. c.. April l2-The steam
snip Geo. ". Elder sailed at noon for
San Francisco. Her Victoria pas-en-
gers are L II Cotton, Chou Chez Lea,
lin Pool. 5 II Webb aud Il ia s,eerage.
The body of Robert Cravcy, who h ~
been missing for \ month. was found
floating IN the hsrbpr { ia morning IL
k.. a ri4,I.
drunk
An attempt was IN 4Ge TO-DAY ~ wreck
train on the Canadian Pacific Rail
way by removing fish plates and bolts.
IL Was discovered inst in time 10 pre-
vent serious disaster, as Il train with
load OF tssengers and freight WAS near
ing II.
Our NeghbOr> Protest.
OTTAWA, Ont. April l2.-The British
Columbia representatives at Ottawa
have formally protested against tue DIS
allowance of the anti-Chine.e bill.
Death In the Diplomatic service
LosDoS. April I2-Edward Smith.
Ac,ericau Consul At Mannheim, died of
apopi.Xv last evening III = railroad car
rage near Reading. tie was on his way
hsme.
Failed.
ANTWERP, April l2-M-ssrs Ghislan,
bankers. Of Charleroi and Antwerp. have
failed: liabilities. III, O00 900 francs.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April l2-Flour. I'M
changed; wheat. firm; winter, Is 9d(dSs:
spring, Is 7dtd7s ID; California, ~ Ida
Is 4d; Club. ~ 5dMss ID; corn. firm:
new. Is l0}ad: old, rs.
HmnghOa Evacuated
PARIS, April Il -According To advices
from Hue. the Annamites state that
ltunghoa has been evacuated.
The stamp Tax.
CITY OF MExrCo. April 12-Many Of
the largest houses IN every line of busi-
ness are oren. 1t IL expected that those
still holding ont will open Monday.
When II IL understood that tine mer-
chants all conform. the government will
modify the stamp tax. Confidence is
NAM tested in business circles.
Threatening Outlook.
LAREDO. April l2-Fnr several DAYS
rumorS have been rife of threatened
revolutions throughout Mexico which
are about assuming a tangible shape.
The causes are the larL e nIonied conces-
sions granted American railways; the
actions of the Government on tue u excl
question IN ordering the b ,se coin
funded, and tne reputation Of csrtiti-
Gates of deposit on the return of nickels;
the passage of the stamp act requiring
II cent stamp on articles offered for
sale, notwithstanding the previous
exorbitant custom house tax the fail
ure to pay the soldiers of the regular
army, resulting in thorough demorall-
ztt,on, and the troops at Monterey
throwing down their arms and deseItlng
IL squads, beo cause they W. re starvIFg
IN their garrisons together. fharges of
corruption are openly brought against
the President, who Is now worth nearly
fiOD,tOO. though lac WAS peor when he
went into office four years ago. General
frevlno, the idol of Northern Mexico.
was awaited or ~ LNredo tonight
10y delegation of leading citizens
OF Monterey, on his return
from Europe three months i'll advance
of the time he WAS expected. 4 political
bargain was made between him and
President Diaz. the present candid ate
for tue Presidency AT the approaching
June election. The Significance placed
on his premature return at this critical
moment is that while he will not cuun-
tenance revolution. he is prepared to
enter the field as candidate for Presi-
dent.
Premier smith and the Chinese Law.
OTTAWA. April l2.-Premier Smith of
British Columbia left for home tonight.
He said that upon his arrival there 9
would call II special meeting and the
Legislature would re enact the Chinese
bIil recently dIsall wed by the federal
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