Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-17
FOREIGN.
The 0Msuiatc al Havana.

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p1rarIlv TAKEN cuarxe of tue CnIeu
States General Consulate hsre.
Religious Hicss In New fosn = nd
ST. JoaSs. \. F., April l5.-rhe fol-
lowinl special has Just been received
from CafbOnnier:
| On Saaday night, when the Protest
ints we're returning from church. they
We're attacked by Roman Catholics with
pichetS ana stones. and one m IN named
Sqaib was fatally wounded. The Pot
e-tants then collected, arme ed with pick
eta and dispersed the mob. Yesterday
morning man named Brennan fired a
revolver at AZ OranRemaa. He WAS ar.
rested.
LATER-A man named Hayden. now
under Attest. shot at j A. Jares, a broth
~r of the Orangeman murdered in the
Harbor Grace not while standing at
Hogan's door. These outrages were
followed by a general turnout of Orange
men. al armed with guns and bayonets,
who kept marching through the streets
All uIght. Ine streets are de serted, save
oy a crowd IN arms. The war ship Zen
edos left last night for the scene.
French Account OF the Capture IT
uumghoa.
| PARIS. April l5.-rhe following dis.
patch was Received from General Mel
lot:
HUNGHoA. April S-Our First Brig
AIDE tursed the enemy's position, while
thu Second cannon ,Jed from the front.
| Our artillery terrified the enemy. 4
fall ~ water prevented most OF the TO-
tila from giving assistance Both sol
diers and sailors behaved CALAMITY.
The Chinese Government.
The Viceroy Of Canton has confessed
his fault and begged to bs punished.
| The Empress. A. an act of grace.
postponed judgment. and instructed
! Prince III PGng TO inquire into the
Princes conduct. Meanwhile tue Woe
ROY will retain his office. Prince Chun,
the Emperor father, will eeulate i'm
D. RANT matters in the Grand Council
of the Empire until the Emperor az
sumes the Government.
| Want TO be Protected.
| ToRoNro, April l5.--The Archbishops
ana bishops of the Province of Ontario
petition the Qneen to protect the inter
90 : OF her subjects from the rap acitv Of
the Is HAN Government i'll robbing the
Propaganda In Rome. IN which British
supervision Of the Press.
UAy.NA, VIA Key WEST. April l5.-Tbe
c.rsure of press dispatches is severe BE-
! You'd all precedent even news publish
cd is submit t. d to the most critic Il tests
aud detained III the most aggravatiuR
| manner.
Protest from spain.
MADRID. April 16.-Valara. the Span
! iSh Minister at Washington. has been
/ instruct, d To make s. rong representa-
! lions IL the United State, government
! against Cuban tilIbusters being allowed
! to organize any expeditions, and to in-
Innate that the guilty persons caught,
even It foreigners, are liable to death.
Regard for Foreign Opinion.
! PARIS. April l6-Prine Minister Fer
nv IN a speech At Perigeux today said
the Republic must have regard for for
e'pn opinion. especially the opinion of
! Eng a al aud Italy.
An american Victory.
la regatta at Nice the American
yacht GItuua, sVned by Weld, won the
r zee for schooners of over 30 tons. beat
ing the English Yacht Gladys. belonging
To Collins.
brow ned -OeN0-SaAroeN.
LONDON, April 16.-Sixteen Aberdeen
| fish .IBvn We're drowned In gale.
! he Duke of Buccench il dead.
! Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice
! started today for Darmstadt.
| Parneil's Warming
! DUBLIN, April l6.-At a banquet at
I DroghedA this evening Parnell said the
| pr aspects of Ireland We're very bright
! Referring to the naturalization of land
he warned his hearers that the subject
would cause difficulty, and possibly dis
/ union.
! African Exploration.
LONDON. April 1.-the Times says
/ that Henry NJ. Stanley, the African eX
/ plorer. who was announced a few days
| ago to be coming to Elrope on long
! leave of absence, has resolved before
| leaving Africa to take up entirely new
ground, and solve a problem which will
/ entitle him 10 the gratitude of geOgraph
ers He intends to reach, from tine Con
90 country, one of the Egyptian stations
IN the Monbuty oou1try. on the WILLIE
meka river. This IL the task that Geu-
al Gordon was intending to attempt
before he WAS diverted to kaartoum.
Mackays Cable.
! LONDON. April IL The steamship
Farad,e cleared for Nova Scotia today.
Ii carries the first installment Of the
Nj .ckay and Bennett cable, to the
amour; of Of 1900 miles.
suffering Empress.
BERLIN, April l6.--rhe Empress is
suffering from catarrh and fever, and is
I confined To her room. Her proposed
visit to X ,den Baden has been aban-
doned.
4 Gard frou, General Radeaa Arming
LaborerA
HAVANA, April l6.-Gensral Radeau.
in card. notices the NJ ,drid dispatches
and says: AS the dispatch is open TO a
bad Interpretation. | wish to state that
WAS not recalled, but on the contrary,
the Government at Washington begged
me to remain. | wish further tn say
that | have no Intercourse With Cuban
revolutlouists: indeed Captain General
Costello has given me til Auks for the
course pursued in the AgaerrO affair.
The authorities are arDiag ALI labor
ers and other employers on the public
roads, causing painful surprise.
An Ausharess IN Trsubie.
PAKIs, April l6-Mlle. Coiombier has
been committed for trial for outraeinR
public morals in her book Sc Sar III Bar
num-
what the htnx Did.
MADRID. April l6-At the Cabinet
Couucii Yesterday the King was suffer
ing from a violent attack of malaria,
He at first opposed the presentation by
Valera of protest to the Washingto1
government. CsnovA de Costello, how
ever. carried his point. and instructions
were forwarded to Valera Immediately
after the council broke up.
HoWitBgs
LONDON. April l6--P,trick Joyce, SEQ
tsry Of the Fenian Broth-rho ID. has
issued a manifesto ad iressed t. all Irish
men. n says: % The Brotherhood b =,
= good cause for rejoicing At the disoom
titare of John Bull. Enel nd has nevel
: before tel, vengeance expIsted with suct
crushing force. Inc aonrr of the In
augaratlou of scientific waIfare belongs
! 70 tn Broth hood. We nave convinc
= ing proof of it, efficacy when handteC