Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-27
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TIE release Of the prisoner, and vhv II
the event Of the rule being made ah.o.
icte, toe prisoner should not be ais
scAr1sd- Mr.. Theodore nayie support
80 the rule, and Mr.. Walls. Supported Nv
M hett, opposed, and took preliui,.ary
oolecsion that the evidences given before
1dee Crease, who hsd iss1ed the cou
initial, ceuld only be bro09h, before The
court By eertiorari, vhinh mode had
not been adopted IN this case. CouosSl
Tor prisoner referred 70 the case IN
SrAven vs. smith, and the Court raIed
mat DISPOSITIONS which were filed and
on record IN the court could De Rad
without being formally bro1Rhs by DER
tAorari- The Dispositions and papers be
ing examined, Mr.. DAVE took the
grounds, nrst, that the dispositions In
the United States were not certified -
De tne original or true eepies as provided
oy Section y, Subsections A and B. Ex-
tradition Act, 1877, and, second, that
me onense alleged vas not forgery.
Argument upon the nrst ground by
counsel for prisoner had not concluded-
snen tae Court rose and adjourned thu
IortAer hearing OF the case until Mon
day wees next, directing the Registrar
evansville to telegraph TO the United
States Secretary of State that the appli-
cation was pending.
Fsreibly Returned.
VICTORIA, b. c., AUG. 26.-ThA steam
ssnRer. A demand was made On lin
tor So head tax. which he declined 10
pay, and was sent back to Port Tovne
send. The Chinese are about to snbmit
test case to the court.
The spasish-Germaa ssuabbIe-
LONDON. Aug. ga Paris cores
pohdent of the Daily Netcs SAYS that
the spanish General Salamancas re-
tarns to the German Government the
decoration OF the Prussian Red Eagle.
IL - hoped that tnis will shame King
Alfonso into resigning the coloneloy of
the German Uhlans. The chief towns
OF Arragon boycott German beer.
The Standards Berlin sorresoopdent
says that the Caroline dispute is 70 be
referred to arbitration. Queen victo-
ma, and not King Humbert, will decide
the question.
Ihe German government declines TO
either propose or accept arbitration of
the difference between il and the GOV
eminent Of Spain concerning tie Caro-
line Ieiauos Aualf.
Ihe rumor that Queen Victoria will
arbitrate the Caroline Islands dispute
between Spain and Germany, il not be-
lieved here. as England joined With
Germany In . note of opposition to
SPANS claims.
Madrid, Aug. 6-Couat DeBenonar,
Spanish Ambassador to Berlin, tele-
graphs today that Germany states she
declared a protectorate over the Caro-
line Islands, believing they were unoa-
eupied, and thas before doing 90 in
formed Spain that Germany was willing
20 discuss the question Of possession
With Spain. or submit il to arbitration.
English Editorial opinion.
LONDON. Aug. 26.-ParnelTs Dublin
speech Of yesterday has thoroughly
aroused the Conservative press of Euc-
land. The Times says no prudent poll
| tician can undefrate the Importance Of
the action taken by the Irish National
| lists at their conference in Dublin ves-
terday. Parnslps program, continues
the Times, may. however, meet with a
fate similar TO that which befeIl at
lC'Connell's time, when Irishmen were
as confident as they are now of Parnell's
demands for repeal of the Union. The
Irish question is no longer question of
local self government. THIS miRhs be
seeded TO by England, which will
never listen to plan for the separation
Of Ireland.
The STANDARD says Parnell has de.
elared war. 1t will be a shame and a
disaster II the statesmen of both parties
fail to battle him. We do not pretend
TO ignore the danger to which Imperial
unity is exposed. Parnsll now holds a
strong hand. The late Liberal majority
In Parliament could afford to ignore
him, but II will be different in ParIia-
ment evenly balanced between the two
PARTIES Parneil has, however, rivals by
the SCORE. He knows very well how
precarious his tenure of authority IL.
IL both the Wings and Tories make ir
| clear from the outset that ParnelIs de-
mand for home rule will be met With
nrm opposition, his influence will BE-
doomed.
The Ne,es takes advantage Of the ex-
nitement over Parnell's bold declaration
for Irish Independence to exhibit the
advantage which a large Liberal ma.
iority would be TO the country. Liberals,
argues the Nnes, ara more likely 20 op.
pose the Parnellites' demands than Con-
eervatives.
Cholera.
MADRID, Ang. 26.-There we're 1868
| new cases of cholera and l547 deaths
reported in all Of Spain yesterday.
roULoS. Aug. 26.-Onlv 10 persons
died here from cholera today.
Another German Aggresslea
Pans, Aug. 8.-The German flag re-
Gently boosted on the French Island, of
the Victoria Coast, In the South Pacific,
has been removed by order of Prince
Bismarck. at the request Of France.
| Personal.
KRKMsIER, AaR. 8.-The Car has an
nounoed the idea OF going 70 Ymunden,
30 visit the Duke Of Cumberland.
Meeting Of the zmperers.
81. PErKRsBURG, Aug. 6.-The Jour
nal de 50. Petersburg, commenting on
the Imperial Conference at Kremsier,
expresses hope that ID will result In
strengthening the existing cordially
between Austria and Russia. The ab
senoe Of the Emperor William and
Prince bismarck does not, the yosraal
says. signify that there 10 any slacken-
ing Of eordiality among members Of
the triple alliance. The fRrloueh of
Russian naval officers has bean En-.
tended.
The Bead Admiral.
Pans. Aae. 26.-The reussius Of Al
mirAl Conrbet were landed at Hyeres to
day. Mas had previously been eels-
brated on board the Bsysrd. The
casket was covered with wreaths, and
salutes Of artillery were fred during
Decentralization Of the body. The
weather was brilliant aud the scene
very Impressive.
Peaceful.
LONDON. Aug. &.-The British mill
tia, which was called out AZ the time o,
the Penjdeh incident, has been ordered
30 demobiliSe.
Rukstass Prspasitien.
LONDON, Aae. $.-Ths Nssos iays ths
Russian proposal has been suhm tilted
20 Lord Duferin and the Ameer, and
the EaRiish Government will wait fol
their approval before finally accepting
the proposals..
CAIrFuRxIA RAILRoAD V.LuEa. -Tbe
California State Board OF Equalization
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