Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-11

editor of the B-orld, Sas released frorr
prison this morning.
They kaa = Rack satrhel.
Q1iili1m Of Liverpool. senior aon,.s
for The defense 10 the high trsason 81
on7 eases against CUNNINGHAM an
Barton, vas last night arrested on sns
Paelon Of being q dynauitsr. OuiIIiary
had oeen IN tbs Bow street r,oiice eour,
during large part of the day in com.
panY with Stephen x. Msany Of New
York, locking after toe interests of hi,
eiisnt- As the time Of his arrest O1iIIi.
am and hls friends gers about 70 board
train His companion carried a black
travelling bag. similar TO those fire.
qaently exhibited in the dvnArnits
tnals- The detectives noticed the men
and foiioSed them for some time before
Arresting them, bat when they saw the
couple gang With the black BAG toxards
railroad train. the officers stepped up
ana took them int custody.
RssmInz.
VICTORIA. y. C., March I0.-Papers
we're served tsdsy in suit to
recover $1,000 against a prominent
business man for seduction.
An astonishing advance 10 city real
estate has taken place within the nas,
week. English capitalists are seekin0
Investment here. The town il foil Of
strangers, and the hotels are turning
away guests.
hebeiIiss In Albania.
sAIoSp-A. March I0.-An Instruction
mas broken out 10 Albania. All the
aVaIlable Turkish troops have hurried
70 the scene. A force of Turkish re1u
lars was defeated by the insurgents near
Lyonmet- AT PFisfend the garrison was
driven into the citadel by the insurgents
and u DOW besieeed. The Austrian
consul u prisoner. aud the orthodox
priests have also taken refuge 10 the
citadel. The insurgents have cot the
telegraph lines communicating With the
districts In rebellion.
Ne as Satisfied.
| LospoS, March I0-Couni Won Mon.
Ater, German ambassador 10 England,
has communicated to Earl Granville q
dispatch from Bismarck, expressing
satisfaction With Grsnville's statemsnts
IN Parliament.
Another Ras.Ias Advance.
LONDON, March l0.--Sir Peter Inns
den telsRrsphs via Mtshed. a. follows:
afghan scouts report that small de-
eachment OF Russians has advanced TO
Siholshen. the furthess southwest point
ON the Herr, claimed for Russia. The
frontier advance endanRars q collision
with the AfRhans."
The Times Defiant.
LoSDos, March lo.--The Times, IN an
editorial, says; I'VE believe that the
main body Of General Lnmsdeu's troops
have occupied kobat Pass II 10 hoped
that General L1msden's measures will
prevent the capture of the KEY Of India
| by a coup de main. IL Russia is bent
upon war she has many vulnerable
points. IL she ferces England to hos
Utilities, she cannot Imagine that the
struggle will be confined to the remote
regions OF Asia"
| Representation Of the UnIverxities.
LoSDos, March l0.--In the debate in
The Commons this evening on the redis-
Irritation of seats bill, Professor
Bryce. Liberal, offered an amendment
In favor Of the DISTINGUISHING Of univer-
mites. The Parnellitss raised the ques-
ZION regarding Dublin University,
c0niendinR that Il vas inadequase to
the requirements OF the Roman Catho-
lie population of Ireland. and therefor
sas not entitled to representation Ia
Parliament. The amendment was re-
iected by go to -.
Somewhat Go blame
LONDON, March l0.-The German pa
pers admit that Germany was some
what to blame ia the recent controversy
With England, inasmoch as Rismarok's
official dispatch Of the 9Th Of May last
waa evidently not delivered to Gran
vile.
The natives Of sndta legal.
LoNpoa, March 1o.~-The native press
Of India. with scarcely an exception,
express loyalty toward England and
confidence in the wisdom and tirmnsss
Of Lord Dniferin, British ViOsroy of
India. There are many expressions of
singer and bitter hostility against Rus
sia, and Brahmins and Moslems vie in
expressions OF contempt for the new
religion. which they say Russia would
attempt to force on India.
Rassian Press Comment.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March lO.-Novoe
vremys expresses the opinion that the
dispute en- the Afghan question arises
from the erroneous impression OF Eng
land rs 10 the true position Of Russia N
central Asia. England now recognizes
her mistake and wishes a aOdas rinegsdS.
To avoid occupying Herat, Russia will
be compslled TO interfere. For the
cake of the prestige, Russia will not
Surrender a hairs breadth of her pres
cent possessions, nor will she abate Der
moderate demands. Other Russian pa
pers have similar comments.
Sr. PRrKRsBuRa, March 10. - Finf-
,S.oss1 SAYS: while AbdurrahAm il
AN independent ruler. England Is "a
| little instified in demonstrating with
Russia az Russia Is in obiecting TO the
movement Of General Lumsden."
a Catiislen ImmlaenL
LoSpos, March l0.-rhe Tis.ss states
that the Russians have advanced fur
eher int Afghan territory, and that q
collision Ia imminent. The Af1hans are
prepared 90 withstand an attack, and
The British Government has ordered
Gen. SIR Peter Lamsden 70 organize g
aystem Of defense. The Amcer Of
.kfehanisian has Fequested England 30
fortify HeFat 90 that it can be defended
by Afghan troops.
The iNssitsea Of AfxhasIstan.
LoSpos, March ia Persian paper
gays: at Cabiuet Council al CAbuI,
the AmeeR and several Generals being
present, 10 Was decided to ask the Eng
Iish Government TO treat With Rassia
for the restoration OF Solicitation and
Penideh, bat nol to make tho Russian
occupation esssss beiii, the places not
being Of strategic importance. Zalfi-
Rar Pass, however. IL vas deosded. must
be recovered by force Of arms,if neces-
taFy."
Another Persian paper says that sew
aral Herai nobles have arrived at Sa-
takhs, 10 present petition 10 the Ras-
SLAMS to annex HerAt.