Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-14
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QUIET THROUGHOUT LIIcHsrKn.

QUIET THROUGHOUT LIIcEsTn.
LONDON. February lS.-Quist prevails
throughout Leicester today. There are
no signs of fresh riotinR.
The great firm Of engineers, John
Hem d Sons, of Greenwich and Dept
ford Pier, 8. Z today sent their CHECK
for $40, 600 to the Mansion House relief
fund for unemployed workipgnen.
THE QuEKN's SYMPATHY.
The Queen has written q letter ex
pressing her sympathy with the suffer
ers by the riots on last Monday and
Tuesday.
DISCUSSING THE DILKE SCANDAL.
The Pail Nall Gd.stte denouuces the
Daily Ns,cs and Telegraph for their at.
tempt to whitevash SIR Charles Dixie
after the scandals revealed against him
In she Crawford divorce suit. The Ga
sette says that Sir Charles evaded deny
ing on oath the appalling charge made
against him, and declares that in view
of this and the courts conduct in iRuor-
ing these charges, I'VE must revise the
axiom that the Law is no respeoter Of
tersons." "Sir Charles Dilke's
friends" continues the Gazette, lex
psctsd better things Of him, and bis
foes could have wished for nothing
worse"
The So. James Gazette, commentipe
on the same topic, says that the Judges
decision in the case amounted to q
declaration that the stories told against
SIR Charles by Mrs. Crawford we're
true.
CHINA AND THs VATICAN.
The correspondent Of the standard al
Berlin tsleRraphs as follows: IL sm
authorised TO state that China will not
send special envoy to the Vatican.
Il is possible that Hsu Ching Chene.
who IL accredited as Envoy Extraord
nary and Minister Plenipotsntiary 10
Berlin, Vienna, Parts and the Qairinal
will be accredited also 70 the Vatican
TaR MANSION HOUSE FUND.
The Mansion House fund, for the 70.
lief Of unemployed workmsn. nov
amounts to &io, 900.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
In Q speech tonight remarked that per.
haps the Government would dud time
to perform the sober daty OF preserving
order in London. Every body was aware,
he said. that disorder prevailed in Ire
land, bat until lately no one had
thought that riot vas possible in Lon.
don. He ridicsled Mr.. Childers a
Home Secretary. and denousced that
gentleman for having assumed the Pres
idsncy Of she committee appointed 10
inquire into the cause OF she resent out
break, alleging that the object Of the
Home Secretary Ia putting himsslf AT
the head Of the committee was 70 take
care that the blame of the riots vas not
laid at the door OF the Home Once,
Lord Randolph said be believed Mr..
6ladstone's parliamentary tricksry
would disgust and alarm the counsry.
Mr.. Gladstone aud Mr.. Pasnsll had
combined their forces 10 overthrow the
Conservative Ministry. Herbert Glad
stone. be declared. vas the willing tool
Of Mr.. Parnell. The speaker said tha,
IL the Conservatives returned TO power
their government would be the oaly one
in Ireland. Mr.. John Morley's igno-
rance regarding ireland vas only equal
led by his arrogance. Lord Randolph
hoped that Mr.. Morley would have G
short career - Irish Secretary. and an
nouuced that he intended to visit Bsi-
fast to exchange views on the Irish
question With the leading men Of that
city.
Nh. cHrLpEAs' COMMITTEE
The Commitsss Of Inquiry appointed
bv Mr.. Childers. consists Of Lord
Wolseley, Lard Edward Oavsnd Oh. Sir
Henry Holland and Mr.. Charles Richie,
With Mr.. Childers a. chairman. Besides
the chairman. Lord Edward Cavsndish
10 the only Liberal on the committee.
The 6rss meeting Of the COMMITTEES will
b held on MONDAY next
AzKnsr OF THE socIALrrr LKkpK11-
Hyndman, Burns and Champieo. the
Socialist leaders. we're served With Q
Summons tonight charging them With
incitinR riot. contempt Of Lac, etc.
They all expressed themselves - being
delighted at this action OF the sothori-
ties. Barns said be would utilize in bis
defense some Of Mr.. Chanberlain's %
ciaiistic speeches.
The situation at Leicester continued
crave. The masters and voskmea have
failed 10 adjust their differences.
No other medieine h 70 reliable u
Ayers Cherry Psetorai for colda, eooehs
and all deraaesments Of the respiratory
organs tending toward consumption Ia
ali ordinary casss 10 10 o certain cure
and 10 affords SIRE relief for the ash
matte and cops1mpfive. even In I'D
yspsed stages % disease.
On. KxxIooo's wonM TIA ID entirely
frse from all NsrcuriAl propsrsies; oar
b given 70 the veakegt ooustitutiou
without danger; b palstahls and sAxiiy
aduinsssered 10 children; b mild In %
grafton. and never fails 70 eAeet cure
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