Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19
DORGs Of EUROPEANS,
Proseeution and Perseea-
aKon I'm Ireland.


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czar-Iaay Calais cass.
PrsseealEsn e HFashmen.
| Dumxz, Dsa. is.-William OPBrisn,
Who ID now In Duslin. today Foo0ived 8
nummans similar % the enc served %
him af LauahBea. 20 appear hare and
amsBeK 90 anofhsF shaERs o9 oonspiracY
% GafRand. A simiiaF Summons viii be
uarysa soon, Il is seatsd. upon John Dil-
loa, william Redmond, DaRi. 0Railly,
Dave 8hsady and Matthew Harris. al
PaFnsllits members e Parliament The
alleged conspiracy % defFaud consists
In neespfiug, as trustees for tenants, 70
dneed rents refused By landlords. u
begins 70 fook - Il the Government had
Arranged 30 Fsaisa the "PIan Of Cam
paiGR, by aRFeatinR fru1teas under it IN
elery l0oality gheFein thsy aosoDsed ~
duosd Esusa
Coersasn In HreRanA.
LsaEDus. Dee. l6-P Proolaiuina of TIE
nnsi rent oampaian in Ireland fs 30
eepted by lsadaFu Of the HaliOnal League
e. q step on the GoveEnmeut's pari 70
wards the suppression of the Lieagua.
The fands Of she League have already
besn transferred to France. ia ssder q
Prevent their seizure by the authorities
Rent moneys deposited with trustees
viii also be- seoFefed, 70 guard then
aaairet she GoyeEnment's designs. Tha
proolamation warns ell psFa0ns thas the
mesting Of tenants TO Eefnss 70 pay or
withhold rents is an Illegal aet, and that
the anti-Eent movement by whatever
means carried out. is q criminal con-
spiFacy. In addition, it says that eli
moBe5s, Feoeipts o. 60ouments given OF
Feoeived for the puFposs Of Suoh cor
spiFAey are liable 30 seixlre and that
psgsons In whose possession they are
found shall be arrested. Thi1 sweeping
measure & he produofion Of Lord Ash
barn, Lord ChaBcelior Of Ireland, and
assent 20 is promulRxfion vas Obtained
81 yesterdays Oakinet council. Il ID
hoped that English and IFiah Hone
RoleFs viii nos rest until the meeting of
Parliament. vhen early aotion can be
taken in opposition 30 aviotions. and 70
restrain the Governments ooeroive act.
In the meantime, however, Uni0nisf
payers elamor for immediate aBppros-
sion Of The National Lsagae, and even
demand that trial by jury be suspended
10 Ireland, II juries refuse 70 sonVict
advocates Of the anti-Fent movement.
Defaans Patriots.
DuBLTH, Dec. la.-Ak demonstration
held last night in klEush. Oounty Glare,
Ia favor Of the "Plan Of Campaign"
Jordan, PAFnsllite member Of the
House Of Commons for Wsat Glare, and |
Joseph Richard Coff, Parnellite men,
beR for East Glare, both de6sd the Gov |
eminent 20 DO is worst By arrest and |
coefci0n against the plan. These Rsn-
tlemen openly ch4rge that the ''Plan Of |
OampaiGnn Woald be Eelentlesals forced |
against she Vandelenr estates In County |
Clare, IN which rents are due today. |
ave viii bring VandeleuF 20 bis senses"
cried one Of she orators, "by collecting |
his Fents." Kenney, Member Of Par |
lament, also spoke, and said the Van
deleurs had been murdesers ever since |
1876. During tbs past iva days every |
BIZ Of rent ewing By tenants OF Kerry, |
minus the amount Of reduction. de- |
mAnded Of tsnauta aad rsknsed By laad- |
lords, has been paid under the Plan |
Of Campaign" and quietly placed with |
trustees all unknOwn 20 the authorities. |
A 0nadrnngular AFrnnGemena.
PAREs, Dec. le.-The Journal des De- |
bats publishes 9 dispatch stating that |
Germany. France, Rassia and Turkey |
are In compiete accord on The BuloaFian |
question. Tue dispatch adds that Tar |
key is 10 oontiBue to have the initiative /
In advancing proposals respecting Bul |
Rarta, and that the three other powers |
named are 10 ACCEPT the proposals as |
made. bat does not say whsther there /
is any previous understanding as TO the |
nature Of what Will be proposed. In |
addition to the foregoing the Debats'
telegram contains q statement that Ger /
mABy advised Austria 70 Join IN support |
ing Turkeys proposals and refused 80 /
Ruarantse her against she consequences i
Of . double-dealing policy.
The Reiehsaag saruGgIe.
BnRLTN. Dec. l8.--At the opening Of the /
ReiobstaR today, Her Won KollsF, Con
serVative, proposed that the next sitting
Be fixed for Monday. He urged the ne |
oeBsity that the Raichstag revise the de- |
eisions Of the Oommiasion and not ad.
ionrn for the holidays, until the fate Of
she military bill Be settled. An excited
debats followed. Members Of the Center /
and Progfesai0nista deaied they we're /
obstvucting the passage Of the bill. and /
Conservative and National Liberal i
apeakers Joined In urging that the bill /
be pushed forward In the face OF all oP.
position. Minister Won Boettich ex-
pressed regret that the bill had no
chance to advance sufficiently 10 make
possible an Increase Of the army aa the
beginning Of the new financial year.
he said the Emperor had oonhdently
expected that representatives, of the peo-
pie would rsosRniEe the imperative ne
cessiiy Of the bin In the interests Of
the security Of the country. The
Reichstae might still assist the
GoVsEnmeat 70 realize the inten-
ti0us of the hill. 10 the most
emphatic and earnest manner he urged
members 10 proceed as rapidly Gs pos
able With the next measures. The
President proposes that the ReichstaR
adjourn until the 9Th Of January. DR..
VIM thea moved that the house I'D.
iourn until the TN pEoximo. When q
vote Gas aboat 70 be taken is vas foand
thars YES no quorum, aud the Pfesident
thsFeupcu ordered the An Of JanasFy q
the date for The next meeting. Despite
defeats IN the Comrtssion and Reich
siaa the Conservatives are hopefal thai
q majority Of the full hoasa will Be
found 90 support the demands Of the
l3overnmsnt IN their entirety. Herr
Won Bosttioh, in hia remarks. avsEFed
that there vas . threat Of dissolution,
the Government oontinniag 70 rely upon
the ultimate consent Of tne Center 20
accept the Measure in slightly modi
aed form. In ofiicisl circles the mod
eFatiOn ef the Government is ascribad
20 she certainty that after recess the
Csnfsr will be found ready 70 yield.
othsrUiss Prince Bismarck will not
delay the dissoiation OF the ReiohsiaR.
Pleasant Eplatlea.
It b reported the Emperor William
has written a lone sat0Rfaph letter 70
the CRaF. without having consulted
Prince Bismarck. uFgiae the main.
tenance Of peace, and aakiRg bis fer
bearanes from any policy tending 90
bring about q Enr0peAn waF. In his
letter the EmpeFor asks the CEaF 10 give /