Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-21
FOREIGN.



BKaIIs. March 2o.-On Friday night,
after the police had scattered q social
Democratic gathering in Andres Plaix,
which Bsbel had harangued. a mob as
ssmbiel, which the police experienced
some officially in dispersing. Seven of
the participators in the affair we're
arrested.
VIII 10 Really be q war;
AL the semi ofiicial organs continue
to discuss the prospect OF war Of re-
talissiep by France against Germany.
they sttribate the probability of such
action by France to al 0rlesnist
scheme. The Post declares that Ger
many will hail the coming OF war proud
~ resolste aud ready. All hope is
abandoned that q reconciliation be-
tween France and Germany can be
effected by peaeeable means. Tbs Ger
mans cannot be restrained for an hoar
when tbs wAr-cloud bursts. The Va
tionai Zsitsae. while admitting the
great progress made by the French
army In recent years, says that Germany
has nothing 70 fear while France 10
isolated from other nations. The
Frenchmen.r u declares. .cannos par
don the Germans for their victories over
then on the battlefield, and their sue
oessful cempetition against French
merchants in fsreian markets The
introduction of the espionage bill In
the french Chamber Of Deputies has
greatly embitssred the feeling IN Ger
many against France.
firm fer eiadstsse's lrish scheme.
LONDON, March s0-The Pal Mall
| Gassffs states that Vt is authorized 10
deny that Mr.. John Morley. Cn.ef See
Rotary for Ireland. Mr. 0sorge Osborne
| Morgan, Under Colonial Secretary. or
Mr.. Henry Brosdhnrst. usder Secretary
| for the Home Department, are opposed,
"a has been reported. 10 Mr.. Gisdstsne's
| Irish appropriation scheme. TIE au-
| thofity for said statement Vas a Cabi-
| net Minister. he adheres 10 bis state
ment, despite the dsnials put Gus IN q
semi official way. Tse interview be-
tween John Bright and Gladstone to
| DAY lasted two hours, and wheu Mr..
Bright departed Mr.. john Msriey.
| Chief Secretary for Ireland, bad con.
ference With Mr.. Gladstone. TIE Pre-
nnier and bis Irish Secretary we're in
council s@evther for full oEe hoaf aud a
halt
An ossr.srs
LONDON, March D.-tt IN reported that
While tie bursomasser Of Lseee was din
ing with the Aboe Ltsxt al q hotel In
that city. Yesterday. a uob OF Socialists
burss INTO the raom and threatened "a
murder the occepsntA They did not,
however, astempt to carry e1s their
threat. IL 10 feared great strike will
| be iBaugurAted 81 Llege today.
Must be Taken vsrther.
BkKIrS. Mueh so-After the reiee-
/ ton By the Rsiehssas Of the bill pro
loagtne the Auti Socialist laws. Herr
windthoFt, leader Of the Clericais. de-
ciAred on behalf OF that party that
their adverse vote 10 comm stiee dos
| not Imply = pledge - 10 their attitude
On the measure when ID comes before
the fnli house.
Emperor wtsiaansss RIrthaay.
Emperor william Is veil. and isvisA-
tsns have been issued for grand
rarity on the anniversary Of tie Eop<-
ras's birth. A theatrical perfermanes
vii be given on thas day al wsissst
SAL. Prince Bismarck wtll give q
grand taEquss O. the Ambss~sdors 10
Gsrssny srd oteer high efheasas. IN
honor Of she occsssoa.
Fsc>e.s.tlsn % . fsssx rrinee.
The Grsnd Dake Of Hss.e. dnrtns
ais aAy In BERTH. waii infrosaes nss
only soc 10 Emperor William and En-
press AagassA--a fact whseh indicates
shaa tes former Friendship existing be
tu~ru DsruasEsas and Berlin has been
rrsrsres- Ia - koped the Esperor Vii
besto~ 90 the yoanz Prtnce ssns hige
distinction
8txhsr lieense.
The GoveEnmens has become rscon-
e4lssi - tue rejection Of The sysfii
monopoly bill. and 10 nos araftirE I
ball raisinR she TAI On sysrsts
far esrmsass lave sf Fsresxa Etrstes
An article In the I'e~ssea R~~@oAa, b.
Sehoeuoach. 81 Anerscan nsseilss
t<sssfes 10 The Ensere<f the Gernsn
taxa in foreign ccxseo-
n asx.~. "A Esrs fnxrsrsre& Rxax