Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-23
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!. The G0peeos's BtFshAay.
| BEHLN. March R.-Today 10 the s7th
anniversary Of the Empefor's birth. and
10 complete holiday. Buildings
throughout the city are decorated With
days. and thousands of people ere
thronRinQ around the palace Nearly
ali the G-rman Princes are present. The
first congr -,tulatory telegram received
| was from Queen Victoria.
| The Emperor appeared at the win
dows of the palace, whersupop the mul
titude that thronged the streets saluted
him with enthusiastic and long sOntin-
ued cheers. Bismarck drove ~ the pal
ace through cheering crowds. and at the
head of the Ministry offered his con-
Rrafolations to the Emperor. Later be
paid second visit at the head Of dep
utatiOn of the Prussisn nobility. The
ceremony OF mounting guard vas at
tended by the principal military officials
Of Berlin in full uniform. The watch
word for the day 10, Long live His
Majesty. the Emperor and King" The
| Emperor has appointed Captain Won
| Leckiudora, Of the navy, his ,rincipal
| aid de camp. This is the first time the
honor has gone to the navy.
| Ts Expel Anarchists
The Swiss Med cal COunci: has de.
cided tn eXpel -four German anarchists
from the country.
TIE Salvation Army.
KINGSTON, Ont. March 22.-The au-
| tbOr.tie4 have notified the Salvation
Army to stop paradinR, and singing and
beating drums.
Bleed Msney.
vienna, March 1.-THE police have
evidence that some of the money stolen
from Eisert, murdered several weeks
ago. Was sent by Anarchists to Most,
now 10 America.
Urging Emigration.
LONDON. March 2l.-At a meeting last
night at the house of Baroness Burdett-
COutts, the Marquis Of LorAe urged the
poor of East London to emierate to
Canada, especially to the maritime pro-
vinoes
Prisoner Released.
CAIRO. March II. Clifford Lloyd
Under Secretary of the Interior, has or
dered the release of 125 untried prison
ers confined in Jail at Assiout and
Esneh. Some of them have been im-
prisoned for years.
The Development OF ladia.
LONDON, March 2l.-Earl Kimberly,
Secretary of State for India, replying to
deputatiOn from hesChamber of Com
mer0o on the development Of the re-
sources of India, said that the prospect
in India WAS improving. especially the
wheat trade, tho competition of which
was causing alarm in America.
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA. b. c.. March 22.-Arrived-
Steamship George w. Elder, y hours
from San Francisco. The Idaho il duo
from Alaska. Steamships Willamette
and ship ]. X. Wallace ars loading ss
NanaimO for San Francisco bark J,
8. Thompson, for Honolulu. and ship
A. d. Cooper, for San Francisco, is
loading at Departure Bay.
News from Ottawa of The passage of
the settlement bill causes intense salts.
faction. This bill comprehends tho
construction of dry dock by the Do
ninion Government and the Island
Railway, by Stanford, Croker and
Dunsmuir. 1t is believed that with this
railway and short ferry connection to
Burrard Inlet, Victoria will be prac,i-
caliy tae terminus of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. In consequence, to.
day speoulatiops in land were active
aud prices have taken an upward
bound. Houses and rooms are scarce,
and the town is filled with people.
a Good Move.
Instructions hsvs been sent to the
Collector of Customs, from Ottawa, in
struotinx that official to enter and clear
vessels at the outer barber. The Cali
fornia steamers will consequently load
and discharge without coming inside
the harbOr.
= Little President Dead.
HAVANA, March 22.-Buena Ventura
Baez. President Of San Domingo, died
on the 4th inst. at HerReguer, near
left fortune Of 100000.
A Citadel Captured.
PARIS. March 22.-Advices from Gen.
MiIlOt announce that tue French forces
in TOnquin have captured the citadel of
rhiuRuyen.
Almost Eaairely Deserted MIN.
SUAKEM, March 22.-It is believed
from the latest intelligence received
frOM the rebels posit,On that Oaman
Digma's force has almost entirely de-
serted him.
The Canadian corruption Cases.
TORONro, March o. The Ontario
cons piracy case was continued today in
the Police Court. BalfOur, NJ. p, on
his cross ex .minat ton admitted that
800 were given tn him by wilkinson.
1t was noI in the form of bride, but
as \ guarantee that he would get An
office IN the Northwest omistd him
by Wilkin,n when the agreement
was entered into. He admitted that he
pledged his vOrl of honor to Wilkinson
that Harcourt's name would not be d.
vuiged III the matter, and that he had
broken th:t pledge. Kirkland told him
he would give him $1,000 or $l2OO il he
could cOnscientiOusly advocate in his
paper, si,eak in the House of Commons,
and vote for his (Kiiklsr d s Timber pol
icy. Kirkland seemed to think there
Was nothing wrong ia what he WAS do
ing, AZ he said he had been used to u
on the other side of the line.
Bail was procured for both Kirkland
and Wilkinson, who were released. Pro-
fess r Goodwin Smith offered himself
az bondsman, saying that Kirklund VAS
a stranger and might not be able to pro
cure any one. smith WAS loudly cheered.