Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-04

LONDON, Feb. 3.--lt ~ stated in dlplu-
matte circles that the governments of
Russia and Amerioa are parleyiae in re
gard TO a treaty fer the extradition OF
dynamtters.
kauss.s az = Plot Go Rescue tan
aiaGham.
Considerable excitement was pro
duced today by the announcement thai
the friends Of Cunningham, accused OF
having caused the expl sion at the
rower of London, are already BEGIN
ming To take steps TO re cue him from
Clerkenweli prison. Early this morn.
ing tbs police observed man lettering
IN the vicinity of the prison. They
watched his movements closely. IL ID
believed that an attempt ia ooutem-
slated 10 secure Cunningham's release
by blowing mp the front Of the prison
With dynamite and giving the prisoners
An opportunity - escape during the
confusion.
An Ansls- American Alliance.
The ran MAI Gasette, in a Ie~iiuR
editorial today, advocates an Anglo
American alliance.
The leader In this evenings Pal Nal
Gasstts, advocating political alliance
between Great Britain and the United
States, attracts attention. 4" The Amer
loan Republic" the Gazette says, A" is
now 10 last beginning to have foreign
policy. The doctrine of complete iso-
lation. So long maintained by American
statesmen, has persisted. Minister Kaa
sous presence at the Berlin conference,
and his activity in the Congo question,
must be taken as a portent of things TO
come. America will continue to exert
great and increasing influence in the
work Of pacifying Africa. The Repub
lie will. ere long, claim admit Auce into
the European Areopagus whenev,r deal
ing with questions pertaiuinR u inter
ests outside the boundaries of the Euro
psan continent. England's duty, there
fore, is 10 make the mast of this great
fact. Blood Is thicker than water. The
Uuited States ia Englznd's atural ally
After the federation of the British em
pirs, there will remain for the British
statesman no task comparable in i'm
portanee to that of the conclusion Of as
alliance between Great Britain and the
Great Republic which sprung from
Engiand's ioins. This alliance" the
article concludes, should be as close
and as useful Co the two great English
speaking people asthat between Austria
and Germany"
Portugal Annexes the Banks Of
she Csags.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3.--The Manchester
Chamber Of Commerce has announced
the rsceips OF news confirming the re-
port that Portugal has annexed both
banks OF the Congo river.
4 second Italian Expedition.
RoME, Feb 3--The second expedl-
ton 10 the He'd Sea, which IL 10 an
nounced the Government will djsp itch
on Saturday next. will be twice the
strength of that which recently reached
Assah Bay.
a Caaehmaa In LarL.
QuEBnc. Osn.. Feb. IA rich widow
lady at st. Roches, "a years OF age. was
married today as Sc. Roches' church to
her coachrnan. a youth 10 years of age.
Arrest Of Aassher Alleged Dynamiter.
I.ospos, Feb. a-The police this even
ing made another isaportant arrest in
couueosIou With tue recent dynamite
explosions. The prisoner has been pur-
sued several days, and was hnaliy ruu
down by Police Inspectors Jarvis and
Aberiine. who have been conducting
the prosecution against cunningham.
II IL believed by the police that the
man nov under arrest was an accom-
plice Of Cunningham. A brown box.
which was purchased In Whitechapel,
and substituted for CUNNINGHAM :
brown trunk In his Prescott street
lodgings, and which mysteFiouslY dis
appeared from his rooms In Scarboro
street immediately after the explosion.
Was found Ia the possession Of the man
arrested this evening. The prisoner
was discovered in Whitechapel, not far
from the lodgings last occupied By
CUNNINGHAM. Il Is said that tue DO
lice folnd Ia the prisoners possession,
beside tie brown boz. other evidence Of
very important nature, aud all the
necessary means OF establishing bis
identity. He will he arfaieped tom0t