Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-26

lscted American style first. In IS Sec
onds he Vas lying Hat on bis back with
the Jap astride. In the second bout,
v<ich was according to japanese rules,
Daily vas on the floor at the end of ten
seconds. Daily then refused to wrestle,
after claiming feul, which the referee
would not allow, and the match was
awarded to Savacheke. Dalv weighed
2io pounds. or IS pounds more than the
Jap, Who stood six inches higher.
/ letter Tse0 G0ldwin smith.
TORONTO, March IA letter to the
Tres tonight from Goodwin Smith says:
The case of Kirkland, the member Of
the American lumb firm arrested for
conspiracy, and for whom | have be-
come bail. has been identified in the
public mind with another case Of
more political character / wish, there
fors, 70 state that in corsentin9 to be
| come bail for Kirkland | vas moved by
q natural sympathy for the position Of
. stranger, and feeling that it would be
| consistent with the honor of our country
that foreigner in the hands OF public
Justice shsnld receive the same con-
sideration which was extended our own
citizens"
ketaliatiOn.
MONTREAL, March "A. - Exporting
merchants here are greatly excited over
the news that the Parliament of New
foundlaud has passed Law imposing a
duty OF 100 per cent on all packages
containing merchandise. This is said
to be a retaliatOfy measure against
canada FOR passing a law for the in
spection of Nswfoundl md herring.
Tyrannicnl Decree.
ST. PxrERsBURG, March 2.-ForeiQn
Jews have been forbidden to stay in st.
Petersburg without special permission.
American Exchange h Berlin.
BERLIN, March 4.-The American Ex-
change was opened today with a dinner.
Minister Sargent, one of the guests, pro-
posed toast to the Emperor. He ra-
ferred to the important increase Of com
Inercial relations between America and
Germany.
Thank YOa DO Much, Y0u Know.
The Emperor on his birthday received
two splendid vases from sOme person
whose name was not given. The En-
peror was delighted with the gift, W ich
is believed to be from President Grevy
Of France. Bismarck hoped the day
would soon come when he could have a
chance to make France as happy as
some one had made the Emperor.
Exasperated aa the Fall Of Bacuinh.
LONDON. March A.-Advices from
Pekin say the Chinese war party is ex-
asperated at the easy surrender of Bac-
mini, and demands the immediate pun
ishment Of the Mandarins who COM
manded the town.
Warrant for the Arrest OF Redmond.
A Government warrant has been
issued against VIM. Redmond, NJ. p. for
Wexford, for seditious speech de-
livered prior to his departure for Aus
tralia.
Arrest eT an Axieator.
DUBLIN. March 25.-Patrick Kearney,
recently engaged in organizing con-
vention of the National League in Wat
erfOrd, was arrested for delivering an
intiEaiaating speech.
The Alert.
LONDON, March 25.-T The sloop Alert,
presented by England to America for
commission. She will sail on Thursday
under command Of Lieutenant Good
rich, q. S. N.
Tangled Matrimonial Knot.
LONDON. March 25.-The Earl of Eus-
ton, future Duke of Grafton. is about
to seek a divorce FROM his wife on the
plea that the lady's first husband WAS
living at the time of her second mar
riage. The Countess will submit in de-
fense that she married her first husband
supposinR him to be widower; but be
proved to have another wife, and when
she learned this she abandoned him.
The case promises to be exceedingly in;
teresting.