Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-27

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had bssnop for tne D-ztn;rs -
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p<1oen. q Rome We d ~ ,h;rk
me affairs Of the Charch ean b. r,gbfIv
administered 30 far szsy. las eg~,nt,,
sln never be free uHiu il Is nd AZ r.
snaekles Of Rome
Hhsn asked shy Re rebslled IN order
20 nave the claims Of the kS.f. bras-js
granted. he said, I'VE did NOT rHh-l
IDS matter 10 not rebelIlon.- he ra-
TERED TO the treaty between the Gov
ernnenf and the half breeds Of Maul-
teoa, and said that as no treaty RAJ
oeen made WITH them, they had never
received their rights. They siuply de-
pended on themselves. Thew dessrvA<s
70 nave al equitable arrangement made
Tor their interests.
Victoria Notes.
NICToEEA. May 4t-Jos@ph Loves..
Iof many years a resident Of San Fran
CISCO. where be vas partner in the "a
Ioon business with the late Af1lf Nick
erson, vas stricken with PARALYSIS last
nAkns ano Is nov N al unconscious
and dying state.
The men working on the Island Rail
way ten miles from this city have
Struck . fieh Vsin Of quartz in the
mountains Specimens we're broaxhs
70 town They are very rich with gold.
The lode has been st4ked of.
A Thern In Its side.
LONDON, May 36.-The Press Associa.
ton Publishes the following, which il
says vas obtained from a reliable
source:
Early IN January. Alfred Awkward.
notorious In connection with the B,er
rebellion. arrived in London from New
iork. de was extremely retioent in re-
gard to bis visit, Ba. on one occasion he
told frlend az social gathering al
MS lodging in PiccsdilIy, that before
long he you'd again grove a sharp thorn
10 the side OF the British Government.
ne went TO Paris and remained there a
fortnight staying at the American hotel,
rue glamour, and there be registered
himself as q surgeon dentist, He
carefully avoided Enolish and Irish
naonts. ignoring the Feniaa leaders.
Our informant says that Aylaard's visit
vas connected wi.h Riel's rebellion
ano the tarthering Of a movemet
among the french population of
Canada for separation from Great Brit
ain, and that France encourages the
idea directly by organized imm
grafton, and intrigue far more than the
English or loyal Canadians rsalizs. The
hiel AFFAIR was simply an experiment
designed to accustOm the French Can
adams to think and feel as a distinct
race. About the middle of March Ayl-
ward sailed for New York, via Hayre.
giving his address to q London friend
as jackson street, St. Paul, Minnesota.
AFTER ms arrival at st. Paul many Off
GERS OF the Irish Republican Brother.
mood went westward, including Capt.
Thomas 5. Mullen, who in the wears
1863 90 vas regarded as McCaferty's
right hand man, and Sergeant Crosby.
Formerly OF the Seventeenth United
states Infantry. They traversed Da-
kota at the head of IS armed men, with
.nree mule teams and 30 days rafions.
mullen made no secret of his dsstins-
tion or his intentions. Aylward's
directing hand was plainly seen in the
ngntinQ as Batouche. Awkward went 10
Africa IN 1868, because his life was en-
dAnRered BY the aniast suspicious Of
tne ASSASSINATION COMMITTEES of tho
lrlsn Republican Brotherhood, In DO.
tooer. lsS3. Ayiward voluntarily pre-
sented himself before committee Of
hossa's immediate supporters, and Jus.
tuned himself aesins; the charges of