Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-14
FOREIGN.
Afnsuae e the .sraIl nail Gazette. ,,


ssfte this afternoon in response % 3 re-
quest for ita opinion a. 70 the nature Of
TIE charge required in the prsssn. Eag-
tssh criminal Law makes several imoor-
tAnt snRRestI0ns. 10 advocasss: First
An sdditt0n 70 the criminal act raising
the age at which female children rnay
legally consent 10 sinful oonduct, freus u
years. the present period. to 16 sscoad
the extension Of the Law prohibiting
soliciting 10 both sexes I; third-the de-
NAL OF any additional power over 90
men to the police that will be aimed AZ
the suppression Of crime and not at the
suppression Of yice, that ID, complete ie-
gal liberty for voluntary immortality be-
tween adults contracting % LEGAL terms,
bat vigorous suppression Of sexual CON-
munity 10 all Gases In which the partiss
are under age or the elements Of full,
free and Intelligent o0nseat are aheent;
fourth--a greatly increased strin9sney
IN the laws against pFocufation.
The 0Gzette, in an editorial comment
ing on the results Of its revelations, de-
Glars that il trumpet blast has reused
the world. % No word was raised yes
tsFday IN the churches against rs, con-
tinuos the paper, " bat all the forces Of
uickedness 10 high places are arrayed
against az. The Hon. VIM. smith Il
Son. possessing . monopoly OF the rews
stands on the railway system Of Eng
land. have suppressed their sales of the
Pal HGH Gazette. The Right Hsn. W /.
Bentvick 10 posing In Parliament in the
name Of outraged morality, and clam
ors for our extinction. The Gazefts did
net make tkie inquiry to unearth the
vices Of the great, bat II We are driven
10 hay, Ne viii be compelled By the 40
zion Of our assailant 10 speak out, and
spare no one"
The Usa.l Riss.
WATERFORD, ireland, Jaly l3.-Ths
Annivcrsay Of the Battle Of Boyns yes
terday caused large Increase In the
usual sunday namber Of drunken men
70 be on the streets last night. Among
them were many Of the soldiers belong-
nag 20 the Welsh regiment doing earri-
son duty here. A n1mbes Of citizens
got ints drunken row with the soldiers.
during which the latter byonetsed to
death ose Of the former. 1ne eemmo-
tioa attracted crowds Of men 20 the
scene. When the civilians realized thai
enc of their number bad bean killed
they became furious and fell upon the
soldiers with sueh force that she latter
we're compelled 70 beat hssty retreat
10 their barracks. Tue mob followed
them up. but being threatened with pow
der and ball II they attempted 30 force
an entrance to the barracks, they con-
tented themselves with smashing the
windows OF the barracks with stones.
Tbs rage OF the populaee was 20 great
this morning that il was deemed best 10
transfer the Welsh regiment 20 some
ether place. This vas done immediate
~ and a. the soldiers marched from the
barracks 10 the railroad station sur
rounded BY policemen, the nn9b foliew-
cd them hootina and stoning the sol
dierS. several PArneliist members Of
Parliament have telegraphed that they
Uiii bring the matter before the govern
nent and demand an immediate inqui.
~ into the outrage. It IL generally be-
iieses that the soldiers began the rOw.
The name of the civiltan killed dur
ing the riot last evening was Peter
Grant. During the hottest part Of the
conflict q soldier attacked Grant. and
planeed . bayonet straight through the
mans heart. Ths tragedy infariated
the people and they fell with sach force
on the troops that the lstter retrested
IN full force into the barracks, where
they were besieged all night by citizens.
Two privates we're arrested this morn.
ing on suspicion Of being guilty Of the
murder Of Grant. a numbeF Of civilians
profess 10 be able 10 identify the soldier.
The excitement remains unsbated.
the Cholera In spain.
MADRID. Jaly l3.-- There wers l4l7
new eA1ss of cholera reported In Spain
yesterday and 667 deaths. The cholera
las broken ont In four places in the
Province Of Jaen. Forty-two new cases
we're reported yesterday in that prov
ince and u deaths from the disease.
Ohieial reports show that total OF 30
600 cases In Spain since the inception
Of the soeiirgs NO TO last evening and
totai Of 5000 deaths.
keses frem Victoria.
vicronIA, B. O., July 81. W. Sim
clair. Q mainlauder. was knocked down
on James hay bridge Saturday night,
and robbed Of go and Q watch. He
followed them and had one Of she num-
Der arrested.
Tai Ohung, leading Chinese msr.
chant, arrested for failing 10 collect $40
head tar from bis Chinese worknasn,
vas discharged upon proving that he
bad made IN attsmpt 10 do 90 end
failed.
Geo. Laroqne. Of Portland. has been
committed 20 prison for trial ON . charge
Of calling pools.
Tia body Of an unknown man vas
feand floating In the harbor yesterday
morning. The inquest failed 10 idsnti-
~ ths remains or ascertain the oause OF
aeAth.
Fine specimens Of sheet mica we're
bsoaaht 10 town from the mainland.
Treasie &C oysfer nay.
vrCrosfA. B. q, July l3.--SeFious
tfoubls Il repaired as Oyster Bay on the
iins Of the InIand railway. Three Chi
namen are reported killed. Police are
hsstenina 10 tbs scene Of disordsr.
mlbbs' Exfzaanisn.
The Hihes' extraiitsnn e1se comes be-
| fore The saprsEne Court Tomorrow. Ho-
| iicitor General 0oods 81 The United
| States, VITO b nou here. vii apply for
| the extraaition on charge Of feFRery.
E.<iish Grain szsrkes.
Loxpox, July Is. The Mark Lai.s Er
prsss, in ita review Of the British grain
fraia daring tins past wesk says @Fine
June weather prevailed. The dfu1ght
10 practically unerokea. tbs phsat
crop b peespsrine. bat othsr crops have
bsen Severely punished By dro1Rht.
ssiss Of Euetish wheat durine the pAst
wsek were q. Sal quarters, 81 4ss 81,
aasinza - COZ quarters. a. BE Sd, d0r-
ing she correspondence week iass year,
Foreign wheas b very quiet. In the off
ooast market there u . moderate trade.
Fsfty-ans ezr4ocs arrived. 10 eafzoee
sola. y ssrs Withdrawn and IS remain
I'd, inaiuainz . Of California end Of
Oregon. To-Day there there uAs 10 IN
qairy for wheat. and values uers nomi.
nal. The iArcs rumhaF Of arrivals Of
earxoes tends te dsprem tho nnarksts
Fiour wAs deprssssd, and values wsfs
weaker. Cora was unchanzsd. Bar
Ileys wsrs dali, cats quist.s
Fanfshmeas oraeret-
PAnss July lA-TAe 0osesnmsns has
telerraped 10 General De CsuEcy II
Hue, aireeiin0 him 20 severely panish
he Annamiss ofkciAis who took part n
ana rscenf amb1scads bas b ean6ns hil
assioa 70 liniss within his proseetofsts
| Rrsses Elre nrix.ae.
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