Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-11
FOREIGN.
CYfmes I'm Irelaud.

FOREIGN.
CFfmes I'm Ireiaud.
DusLrS. Nov. lO-While Michael
Nugsnt vas proceeding 20 BsllymAhon
Union to record bis vote contrary TO the
wishes of the Nstionslists, be was drag
sed from the car and beaten 30 badly
that bis life IL dispaired Of. His as
sailants escaped.
Roger OBrien, q prominent member
OF the National League, has been shot
at Atnlons. Two arrests have been
made in connection With the affair. 1 he
shooting resulted from agrsrian
troubles.
A Coa6iet at Limerick.
LIMERICK, Nov. l0.-Oving TO the re
cent civilian attacks, q large party OF
the Kings Royal Rifles broke cot Of
their barracks here tonight armed with
bayouets, aud made an indiscrlminate
attack on the people residing IN the
vioikIty. One man was stabbed dead,
and etbeFs we're severely wounded.
plckets were Immediately sent oat, and
the mayor and large fercs soon arriv-
cd and suppressed the disorder. The
people residing in the vicinity led to
their homes and barricsded their dSors.
The soldiers we're eventually conveyed
back 10 their barracks.
Ne Thisks RieI IL Insane.
wIssrpKa, Nov. l0.-Dr. Jackson,
surgeon of the mounted police of Mon.
tresi, DIR. LaveIia, wa den of the King
ston Penitentisry, and tive other physi
clans have been secretly examining Riel
at Regina They are supposed to be a
Government commission en- his sanity.
Lavella expressed the opinion that Risl
is insane, but pre- para.ions are going on
for the execution.
War Declared Against Burmah.
LONDON, Nov I0.-A Cabinet council
was held at the residence Of First Lord
Of the Treasury. The reply of King
Thebav 10 Eneland's ultimstum hav
ing been read, the Cabinet declared war
against Burmab, and formal declsra
ton OF war, with the Qasen's sanction.
has been issued. The French Govern
ment and the Barmese Minister resi-
dent at Paris have been notified. All
foreign subjects remaining in Burn N
are required To come into the British
lines. The British lines Of invasion are
advancing 1900 strong, the greater
military operation will be the lombard
ing by an ironolad fiotiila of the Man
lab forts.
DELAYED Operation.
MONTREAL, Nov. l0.-An official of the
Canadian Pacific Company said today
1t vas no, likely regular passenger
traffic would be Immediately es-
tablished between Montreal and
the Pacific coast, oAing to the
desire Of the management to
watch the action Of the glaciers and
snow slides along the road fer few
months. He says, however, the question
will not be decided until the return of
Mr.. Van Horne and his party.
| Integray Of the Empire.
LONDON. Nov. l0-The Daily Ne,ss
this morning endorses the m aintainance
| Of the union of England and Ireland
~ a subject OF paramount Importance,
| and rs necessity for preserving the
| integrity of the empire. The Se,cs
| says II would be wise TO make timely
aud jndicious concessions. There is only
one way TO prevent Parnell debating
his own terms, aud that is to return q
Liberal majority TO Parliament.
The Depression on the Clyde.
GLASGOW. Nov. 10.-The depression
which has existed for some time iu the
ship building trade on the Clyde 10 in
creasing in severity. There are 80
many men out OF employmen that the
relief committees find great difficulty
Ia Supplying food for the distressed
people. Forty-seven stowavays we're
discovered 10 the hold Of vessel about
e. sail for America.
rhe situation On the Bulgarian
Rrentier.
SoYIA, Nov. l0.--The Bulgarian and
Servian patrols on the frontier are daily
exchanging shots. The Serviaus have
crossed the frontier near TEN and ad-
vanced three miles. They made an in
edeetusl attempt TO capture party of
% Bulgarian patrol guards. The Bull
earian outposts have been reinforced,
| and serious conflict Ia feared unless
the Servians retire.
Across the Freattee.
BKLaRADE. Nov. 10 Three Ssrvian
nights at lssribrod. They are bivou
been mounted In the forts along the
guard against the passage Of the Boil
garian hotilia-
Net 30 Fly.
LONDON, Nov. l0.-Advises from Mel
bourne say that no sredsnce is given
there 70 the report that the natives OF
Fly River murdered all the msmbers OF
the Sydney Geographical Association's
expedition In New Guinea.
rhr 8siGarsaa Gassa RecsGsiaeA. ss,
Alexander 10 Ae Deps.eA.
Lospcx. Nov. l0-The Ambassador
| Of the powers at Constsntinople have
reached an unanimous decision recon
aendine the complete autonomy OF
Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia. The
| rssolusson by which the anion OF the
two States Vas affected, IL recognized
ss O far aoeomph. The Russian de
mand for tue removal of Prince Alex
asdsr 10 agreed 20. Tie respective
Governments have still TO ratify these
| conclusions
Tse British OPPOSITION to the removal
OF Alexander, xas overcome by the Offer
of the vacant throne 60 Prince Henry
Of kattenbar1. Alexsndsr's yoanesst
brother. and tbs husband Of Princess
Beatrice. and ssn-in-lav 81 the Queen
sf Great Britain. GERMANY objects 10
Prince Henry, AMI nigh, consent 10 the
saestitutson of Prince Louis. Alsxan.
der's eldest brother. naw in the British
navy, and the latter 10 regarded ss the
probable choice OF tie Roamelians.
| Riet's Pate In the Balance.
MosrRxaI, Nov. lo.-Mr. Fitxps,rick,
k,el's counsel. returned from Rael.pd
10 lay and left At once for Ottawa. He
says that Riel's fate Is still in the bal
ance, but il will be decided tom arrov.