Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-04-16
FOREIGN.


PARIS. April l5.-SeverA English de-
teciIves have arrived in Paris for the
purpose of tracing the dynamiter-
In spite OF Col. Maeendie's report il is
declared that the dynamite used at Vic
toria station was made At A factory be-
tween Auiens an ! Boulogne. 4 rumor
Is aAoat that an attemp, will shortly be
made to blow up one Of the pablo
buildings IN London. The activity OF
the dynamlters continues undated.
| lhey meet twice week for the pur
pose of making plans and preparations
| for future outrag~s. II ~ believed that
the English aud French police are fully
| acquainted With their movements, and
| that every effort will be made TO conn
teract the plots. Ii Is also believed tn At
| one of the most trusted dvnamIt- lead
ers keeps the police fully informed of
ali their plans.
An april Fooi-To Resume Work.
ST. JOINS, y. F.. April 1.-THE ru-
mofed rescue OF the Greedy party by
| the sealing steamer Vanguard turns eUt
10 have been a canarI cIr:Jl. ttsd on the
first day of April.
Jhe striking Golfers of the Anrier
| coal district have decld ii To resume
work.
A statue OF Gambetia Unveiled.
PAKIs. April IA statue of Gam
BETA was unveiled at C,ttors today.
Prime Minister Ferry, Ia al address,
deeply Regretted G,H5etta's premature
death. which had left void that no.
body WAS able to fill. Tue memory IF
the deceased would never perish. Love
OF France Was his ruling passion. Gen.
Campenon, Minister of War, cffcrzd
homage to Gambetta in the name of
the arm, which he said would never
forget the part Gambetta played.
Frenchmen would ever remember his
words teaching them to love their coun-
try to the death. Ferry, in receiving
the bishops and clergy. expressed his
wish to maintain the concordat, which
he said was the bond uniting church
and state.
Reckless Firing.
LONDON. April H.-At Naples yester
day, some drunken soldiers fired at a
number of comrades roomiAg In the
same dormitory, killing five and wound
ing three.
The Railroad subsidy Resolution.
OTTAWA, Ont. April 1.-THE railroad
to IS.
Religious Trouble.
ST JOINS, n F., April 15.-An assault
on the Protestants of Carbonier Sunday
night eliminated last night in serious
ARRAY, in which shots we're exchanged
between the belliRerents, but up to the
present time none are reported mortally
wounded. Last night gang of men
under arms were parading the streets of
CarbOnier.
Funeral or Charles Keade.
LONDON. April 15.-lhe remains Of
Charles Reade were inferred today at
Nillesden. The funeral WAS private.
George Augustus Sala, Edwin Arnold
and few other literary friends of the
deceased were present.
LONDON, April 1.-The latest advices
from Shanghai indicate that the Chinese
government i greatly exercised at the
r. cent French successes in TOnQuin.
Persons In any way responsible for the
reverses are being degraded and pun
ished, and active measures are being
taken to prevent further loss of pres
tiee. The viceroy of Canton has been
publicly degraded for refusing TO obey
orders. and the officers answerable for
the loss Of Bacninh have been ordered
to Pekin to receive punishment.
general levy of men for the Chinese
army has been ordered. Affairs at Pc
kin are in an extremely critical condi-
ton, and administrative changes of
great importance are Imminent.
Orders from lhe Prophet.
A letter from FL Mahdi has been pub
lished. 1t commands the tribes to push
forward to the edge of khartoam, to
blockade all roads and embarrass the
Turks in all other ways possible. This
I'M unotiOn Is urged upon them as a r-li-
gious duty.
HanghOa Occupied by the French.
PARIS. April l5.-Advices from Ton
quin state that Gen. Millot occupied
Hanghoa on the 18th instant without
fighting. The enemy carried off the
artillery and destroyed the magazines
and few houses in the citadel
The Umi,ersiiy Of Edinburg
EDINBuRG. April l5.-The celebration
of the tercentenary of the foundation
of the University opened today at noon
with graduation ceremonies in synod
IlbIi ue CITY is uecDfhISu. n great
assemblage of emineat men are present,
and among the number James Russell
Lowell, who represents Harvard, Yale
and Cornell Universities and the Smith
sonian Institute.
The Tonquin Campaign.
PARIS. April 14.-It is reported that
the French feet has occupied Annoy In
order to secure payment of the indem-
nifty by China. The capture of Hanghoa
terminates the campaign in Tonquin:
but the finance question remains to be