Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-30

uots Assembly, on the second ballot tn
Day, breaking a deadlock which has ex-
isted for three weeks.
FOREIGN.
Proposed Monument 60 the stain Ger
respondeats.
DUBLIN, Jan. 9.-Ths IrisA Tsya.s
proposes that ths members Of the Brit
ian press raise a monument TO John
Alexander Cameron and Herbert, the
war correspondents killed in the battle
OF the 18Th instant, IN the Soudan.
Missing lee Beats.
HALIFAX, Jan. S.-ThFee Zoe boats.
with mails, fifteen in the crews, and
seven passengers, left Cape Traverse,
Prince Edward Island, at one a. m.
yesterday, since which time no tidin9s
OF them have been heard Vt Cape Tor
msntine, y. b. Their missing is al
most unexplainable. A snow storm
prevailed ali day and the land marks
will soon be invisible. Il is hoped that
they landed some xhere on the Nova
Scotia shore, as 10 remain out in last
nights weather would mean death. DIR.
Mcintyre, ii. r., is one Of the passen-
gers.
The Deminion Parliament.
OrTAwA, Jan. 9.-The Dominion
Parliament opened at three O'Clock this
afternoon, with the usual ceremonies.
The ontario Legislature.
TORONTO, Jan. 25.-Ths Ontario Leg.
islature opened today. The Lieutenant
Governor Congratulated tbs members
on the decision Of the English Privy
Council that Ontario's true boundaries
were those awarded by the arbitrators
and insisted upon by this province in
opposition to the Dominion authorities
and the claim of Manitoba. After the
decision Of the Privy Council, the pro-
vincial district Of Thunder Bay and
the territorial district " Rainy River
we're established. Legislation will nov
b. necessary for the effectual admins
tration Of Justice in this territory.
Satisfaction il expressed at the final
success OF the Provincial government
over the Dominion government in the
matters of the rivers and streams act
and the license question. Although
abundant harvest, the low prices pre-
yailing prevent its full commercial
benefit from being realized. The num-
CoA VI Ndt nptttCu IN OutNItO
during the year IL not as large as the
previous year. but the settlers we're of a
better class.
Cruelty Co Coolies.
LIMA, j an 29.--Ei ComBsercso publishes
letter from Chin Chi YeunR, Diplo-
matio Agent and Commissioner General
for the Chinese Ministry in Peru, on the
subject of a late inspection made by
him through the north provinces with
the object of inquiriug into the condi-
ton of his ooan,Tymen employed on
the estates. He states that he has been
present at the exhumation of the bodies
Of Chinese lsborers whose legs were
manacled and whose bodies bore marks
of fearful hagellations. He also exam.
ined samples Of the rice furnished for
their fosd. and in many cases found
half Of the SO called rice TO be sand.
Perfeei Crank.
MosTREAL, Jan. 9.--Ten days ago the
Chief of Police received a communica-
ton from Mattswan, New York, stating
that there was dynamite factory in
that place, and that quantities OF dy-
Mantle were 10 be smugRled into Can
ada for blowing mp Victoria bridge and
the public buildings az Montreal. A
CALIFORNIAN detective visited the in
formant. u Freedman, and pronounced
him to be perfect crank"
Explosion Of Dynamite Cartridges.
PKRrH tOnt. }, January 29.-Six dyna-
mite cartridges left on the floor OF the
engine house OF the lay Canal Works,
ct Bevertdge Bay. exploded this morn
| ing, blowing the house TO atoms. A
| man named Lewis. who was in charge
Of the explosives, and Geo. Mcdonald,
q son of the contractor, were fatally in
jured. Another man named Buchanan
was severely burt.
OsCeaRer Deciiaes.
DUBLIN, Jan. 9.-It is reported that
Mayor OCounor, a strong Nationalist,
declines coming 10 the Vice Regal lsvee
at Dablin Castle.
Libelied.
LONDON, Jan. @.-rhe American ship
Santa Clara, from San Francisco, has
been libslled by she owners Of the pack
OF Admiral Moorson, which the former
sunk in the Irish Channel.
Cuaniagham rhstsgrap he'd.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-Cunningham. the
man charged with oansinR the explosion
at the Tower. has been photographed.
and copies have been sent 10 New Work
ahd Paris for the purpose Of identified
ton.
A Liberal Meesiag
LONDON, Jan. 2a.--The meeting At
| Birmingham last evening was an i'm
posing Liberal demonstration. reso-
| iu.iou was unanimously passed. express
| ing eympathy with the Conservative
party at their great loss in the death of
she a gallant soldier and patriot. the
generous and kind hearted Colonel
Burnaby."
Bright. In abiding t. the American
tariff, said The farmers OF the chi
ted States arc BOT permitted 10 exchange
their products with the artisans Of Biz
minghRm or the veaveFs of Lancashire,
but are compelled TO exchange With the
protested manufacturers OF their ewn
/ country, who, in some Gases. do not give
half what the farmers could get from
Lancashire or Birmingham manufae-
turers." Bright said he had no
wish 10 reProach the Americans. who
soon, he believed. voald discover the
right course. He felt sanguina there
would be a movement IN America in the
| right tirectiou. The time would csme
II
two nati0na, would be one people
| and one in commerce. He strongly de-
nounced var a. means Of settling IN :
.efnational controversies he pointed
out that during Queen Nsctoris's reign
l the wars In which England engaged
had cost the nation elso.00,0o and the
livea OF eS,0Co men. He deprecated
further annexation Of territory BY
Great Britain.
ChaNhsrlaiR, In the course of his
speech, said that when the WORK Of
mercy Of relieving the British garri-
cons In The Soadan was happily ended.
the English would abandon that cosu-
try and les the Sondanese establish The
form Of government thsy liked best.
He said he hoped The present PaFlta-
naent would settle the Bradiaagh dead
lock, and concluded by denoaaeans the
presens Ruglish land system ~ sxcep-
tioaalty unjust. unfair and rtdlenloas.
when Chamberlain mentioned TIE
name Of parnell, 10 vas received With
loud grnsans and hisses
Mr.. Bright declared that Il the pro
iect az enioaiAl federation WAS persisted
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