Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-11
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BfluISO COI0mD ma Notes.
VICTORIA. b. c., March lO.-The So.
prene Court delivered Judgment in the
Thresher case against both defendants
for $S0, 900, with costs and costs of an.
peal. one Judge dissenting as to the
Moodyville Company.
A desperate gang of burglars have
been operating lately in Nanaimo
When captured they were attempting to
break into the Dunsmuir d Vancouver
Company's safe.
Another writ has been issued in the
Chinese abduction case arrestine All
Chung.
The bark Prince Rupert, Capt. Shaw,
lib days from London, with the Vic.
toria and Puget Sound cable, arrived
this evening.
The defendants in the Thrasher case
have decided to appeal to the Privy
Council of England.
The steamer Idaho arrived from Port
land for Sitka and northern ports. She
will leave at 10 tomorrow morning. She
encountered rough weather in the
straits, and took all the day in coming
from Port Townsend.
The schooner Wineford, in beating
out of the harbOr, missed the stays and
ran on the rocks at Saurel Point.
Bark Golden Gate arrived Saturday
plight fron San Francisco, and WAS
towed to Burrard Inlet.
Burial or Jerome J. Collins.
Cork. March 1O.-The bodies of Je-
rome j. Collins and mother were re-
moved this morning from their tempo
rary resting place to the Queenstown
Cathedral. After high mass, a pro-
cession comprising the Amalgamated
Trades Guilds. the Town Commission.
ers and 1000 private citizens escorted
the remains to Admiralty pier, where
they were placed on board the steamer
Erin, being accompanied by the Mayor
and Corporation of Cork and the im.
mediate friends of the d ceased. The
river procession then started for Cork
the Erin leading, followed BY two
steamers crowded with citizens, the
British Admirars pinnaoe and the
man-of- war tender. with blue jackets
and a customs launch, upon which was
Piatt, the American Consul at Cork
All the vessels in the procession had
flags ut half mast. also the shipping in
the harbor. On reaching Cork, in spite
of the inclemeney of the weather, an
immense procession was formed, con.
listing o. tho Town Corporation, the
students of Qnsen's College, Catholic
clergymen, merchants and tradesmen
and also John and William Redmond
and Michael Davitt. The cortept
wended to Currogh Cuppine. a milk
from town, where the bodies were IN.
TERED.
The Awn~m
LONDON, March 1O.-Ths Queen leave.
England for Germany on April 7th.
Bead.
Admiral Sir Sydney Colpays is dead
aged ~.
Westsa's Five thousand mile walk
Weston finished his 1000 mile tram
this week. He was escorted from Croy
don t. the Victoria Coffee Palace b.
mounted constables amid great cheer
ing.
No Troops for Egypt.
CoNsrANrINOPLE, March l0-Ghaz
Pasha, Turkish Minister Of War, ha
forbidden under severe penalties tn
enlistment Of Albanians for servic
against FL Mahdi.
Eagland's Reply 10 the Porte.
Earl Granville has replied to tn
Porte's communication in regard 4
Turkish Intervention in Egypt. He say
the Porte missed its opportunity; tina
the Egyptians are more opposed to tn
Turks than to the English: that an ex
change of views IN the subject must b
postponed until the honor Of the Britis
has been indicated and order restored
and that England recognizes the SOY
eien rights of the Sultan.
| Minister wallace Asserts himself.
| United States Minister Wallace n
Gently wished to see the Grand Viziel
The latter WAS busy and declined to n
ceive him. but Wallace insisted, an
was received.
THE Pspe's Tresbles.
RoME, March 10.-Ihe Pope has r,
fused 10 receive the Bsvarian Prime
Leopold and wife, because of the anon
olous position Of the holy see and the an
biguous situation which is created Il
Catholic princes visiting Rome.
Pterela IN Peru.
LIMA. March l0.-Pierola arrived An
was met bv large oonconrse Of Chill
ems. who urged ratification Of tn
treaty Of peace.
4 schooner Wrecked
LONDON, March l0.-A schooner ",
wrecked last night at Wick, and S
we're drowned.
JearusIisu Z ndes Dime siites.
MADRID, March l0.-H Progye.so. Il
organ of Senior Martos, has been conf
Gated aud the type seized on account
violent aud persistent attacks upon
fonso and the Government.
A BelgIan Dsel.
J ANTWERP. March TO- General Davi
Commander in Chief of the City Guarc
, and Williams, a broker, fought a du
, With swords. Williams vas Wounde
D what the CsIsGse Gazette Dsa't kas
: Ahsas Ameriraa senlt0eas.
: BERLIN. March l0.-There is mu
i attention in political circles TO the ar
!, sles in the Cologne Gazette denounci
: Rickert's attitude in the ReichstaR. I
: Gazette saws that even Americans Z
recognizing that Bismarck Was justin
in refusing 10 forward the Laskef rel
:, tons TO the ReichstaR.
= An AAel.JeW1sh 91sl.
II Four German Jews, acquitted at \
' mtg Of the ch srge OF setting fire 70 I
4 .ynAsoRue at Neuste TN, we're maltse
v "a 10y the popalaoe OF the latter pls
x and on. If than nAAFlv killa6 A n