Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-07

ssonded, having appropriated the,
! clients title to deeds and liabilitis
amounting to between Gl.WO. 600 an,
t2,Uu.UO. They had borrowed CSC. 90
Tor various speculations.
q Canadian Partae keceipss.
MONTREAL. March 5.-The traffic r.
ceipis of tie Canadisn Pacific for lss,
were 3 2sl.Sl1, an increase of x2,6lo.
3S2 over 1852.
Explosives.
vienna, March 5.-The police hav,
discovered that the Anarchists posse . !
large quantity Of dynamite. Lecture,
were given last year in the Working
meas quarters on the best method Of
N aklnR and Storing explosives. Th,
police made a raid and discovered thre<
labratorIes fitted up for making explo
sIvrs, With large quantities of dyna
mite. The police are convinced tina,
other laboratories exist, and the Or 81
has, therefore, been forbidden to pub
lisn ANYTHING regarding their move
ments. Wofkmen were recently caugh,
trying TO smuRgle small bombs from the
suburbs into the Vienna. 1t is believed
the police have secured the services OF
An Anarchist informer.
The Russe.German Alliance.
Moscow, March 5.-The CARTE points
ont the importance of the renewal from
Paris to Berlin of Prince Orloff, Rus
sian ambassador. II says that Orlofi
possesses the special confidence of the
Car aud Emperor william. that Europe
required q guarantee of security, and
that one of the best of these il the
friendship between Germany and
Russia.
The fenlans In france.
PARIS. March 5.-A dispatch to the
Morning .Neos, from Havre, says:
There are thirty Irish American Fe-
mans here. The dynamite factory be-
tween Amilens and BOuloene is strictly
watched. 1t is stated that the alleged
informer, McDermott, Who is in Paris,
has offered to give valuable information
to tine English police. He will do 90 at
the risk of his life. as the Clan Ma Gael
declare they will assassinate him. A
special agent from Dublin is aiding In
spectOr MOser.
1rish lmmigration Company.
LONDON, March 5.-The Irish Immi-
grafton Company, has been formed,
with Parnell as chairman and Sir Bald
wyn Leighton, jacob Bright and Ed
mund Dryer Gray, members of Parlia-
ment, among the directors.
Will BE Watched with Interest.
The Times says: "The Greedy search
much interest and anxiety by Europe
op.A hak s~h
relief Of Leigh Smith in 1882"
1t is reported that fresh Dutch ex-
petition has been sent to Aoheen, Su-
matra. with the hope of securing the
release of the wrecked steamer Nisero.
An Array In Poser.
An ARRAY occurred YESTERDAY in Posen
between labOr6rs on a railway and the
inhabitants of the village The car
bineers endeavorinR to suppress the dis
turbanoe killed eight and wounded four
of the villagers.
Arctic NAVIGATION.
LONDON, March 6.-Captain Mares,
who Commanded the British Arctic OK
petition of 1875, assisted by Comm and
er Markhan, an officer IN the same ex-
peditivn, has drawn up memorandum
VA kbOoS vo1uC sOkoAA1nk tuO lOC duO
navigation of Smith Sound. The dOcu-
ment has been sent to the American
authorities.
The Mexican Railway.
MEXICO, March 6.-The northern and
southern divisions of the Central Rail
way are within eight miles of juno
ton. Preparations have been IN ,de for
completing that distance in one day.
This will be done on Saturday. Through
traffic commences Immediately. Ar
rangements have been completed for
bringing foreign goods overland, COM
peting with the Mexico and Yer. Cruz
Railway.
Opening 0f the Reichstag.
BERLIN, March 6.-The Reichstag
opened today with the usual fOrmali-
ties. The speech from the throne was
read by Herr Won BOettcher. 1t as
ssrts that the chief task of the Reichs-
tag lies in the domain of social and
political affairs, and says that thu wish
which has been solennly and repeat
eddy expressed for the improvement of
tho condition Of the wOrkingnen has
met with full appreciation on the part
of the German people. Among the nu-
merOus bills announced is one prOvid-
ing for a scheme of accident insurance,
after the adoption Of which the Em.
peror recommends the formation of q
system of insurance for tho infirm and
aged. This is intended to prevent any
possible attempt to overthrow the divine
and human order of things, aud will
pave the Way for tho abrOgation of ex-
isting exceptional measures. A bill will
be introduced providing that the anti
Socialist laws shall remain in force for
a further period. Another will propose
an amendment to the present system Of
insurance against sickness. The con-
tracts of joint stock companies will
form the subject of another.
The foreign relations of Germany, the
speech declares, are in a highly salts
factory condition. Harmony aud pa
citio sentiments exist between Germany
and neighborinR friendly powers, which,
80 far as can be humanity seen, Al ords
a guarantee for security and peace both
in Germany and other countries. The
speech concludes with these words:
"rhe strengthening Of the hereditary
friendship Of Germany with the neigh
boring Imperial courts, and the cordial
reception extended the Crown Prince in
Italy aud Spain, prove that German
prestige il fortified by the confidsno of
foreign sovereigns and nations in the
policy of the German g ,vernment."
German Politics.
BERLIN, March 6. - The National
Liberals have decided not to raise 4
discussion of the Lask r incident in
the ReichstaQ until the matter eau be
internationally disposed OF.
A fusion of the SecessiOnist and Pro-
eressionist parties has been effected
The new combination will be called the
German Literal party. Its program
embraces strict adherence to the Con-
stitutiou, an annual budget, universal
suffrage. &c cret voting, permanent mem
bers of the Reich stag, liberty of the
press and public meetings and associa
lions, equality before the Law. religious
liberty and perfect equality Of al
creeds, economic progress, the sup,
preston by the State Of socialism. Just
assessment and taxation, with exemp
ton of articles Of consumption. They
will oppose the economic system Of
policy favoring special interests n
against monopolies. and will advocate
the unimp,ired maintenance Of th'
| national defense, with universal mill.