Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-23
FOREIGN.


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L0sDos. FEB Z.-CoIoneI Sir Ed
mud HeBderson. the head of the Ne
ropoiitsn police force. vho il severely
Get s1rsd for the inefH siencv Of the Do
Zee oannR tie resent riots IN London
nas resigned. This action il Supposed
10 BE due to conviction on his I,ars
.nes the commission appointed by
Chiioefs, Home Secretary, to iuvesfi-
gate the ca1ss OF the riots would slsme
hifs for the course OF the pelioe.
Wariike Greece.
The Greek Ministers Of War and
Marine threaten - resign unless var
against Turkey 10 declared, TIE p-o-
ple OF Greece. who are AMIGOS for hos
Utilities, are much excned.
HE torpedoes have been snrrepti
noosly removed from the harbor of
ssionica. The Turkish authorities
boarded the Gresk steamship Omonia.
aud arrested the captain on suspicion
OF having been concerned in the re-
moFai- They then searched the vessel,
oni failed 10 ind any OF the torpedoes.
lac captain vas thereupoG released
Lsrd Randolph. Journey.
LosDos, Feb. 2.-Lord Randolph
thurchill arrived At Lorne this morn
ina On hls way TO B fast. He was es-
thusiss.icaliy received by large crowd.
OR his journey from London he made =
shert stop at Strsnrear. Scotland. There
vas gathering Of people At the station
and IN replying 10 their greetings he
made speech in which he said bs im-
aRined that Ssotehmen would scarcely
support any proposals for the dismem
bermsnt of the Empire. This remark
vas resolved with caeers. In an address
AZ Lorne be asserted that tie granting
of hIme rule to Ireland would result in
dissolution of the csnneciion between
Great Britain and Ireland. He declared
th.t the placing of the Lsyalists Of she
North OF Ireland under the authority Of
a Dublin Government would be a mon
strosity of civilization. Tbs Loyalists
must organize and ct themselves for the
struggle for the maintenance of the
union, which WAS only beginning now,
but whica be predicted would ass1ns
grave proportions.
European Notes.
LosDos, Feb. 22.-The court has re-
fused to grant q Summons for the sdi
tor and publishers Of Punch, whom the
Socialist leaders desired to have com
United for contempt OF court.
Ii is UNDERSTOOD the Queens proctor
will intervene In the case of Sir Charles
Dixie. The latter has intin tie that be
desires TO submit all the information in
his possession to disprove the allegation
that the divorce of the Crswferds re-
suited from COLLISION.
IL is stated that Morley. Chief Score
tsry for Ireland, has instructed the po-
lice and military authorities 50 as to
render IL virtually Impossible to effect
evictions.
Archbishop Walsh Of Dublin has writ
ten to Gladstone that the Irish bishops
considered the result Of the elections
answered Glsdstone's appeal to the Irish
people to Speak out" He SAYS the
bishops believe home rule would not
affect union or supremacy of the crown,
and urges suspension of eviotions until
the land question has been settled.
Count Won Hatzfelt, German Ambas-
ssdor, has notified Lord Roseberry of
the establishment of a German protec-
.orste ever the Marshall and Providence
Islands.
ders, Home Secretary. announced that
the riot committee have advised a thor
ough and immediate overhAuling and
reorganization of the police department
of Londsn.
Demonstratten.
BELFAST. Feb. 22.-Laree bodies Of
Orangemen wearing regalia, displaying
banners aud headed by bands of nusic.
met Lord Randolph Churchill at the
depot here. He was escorted bv a huge
procession to Ulster Hall. whera sd-
dresses we're presented to him. Reply
ing. he said he wished those coatem-
plating dissolution of the union were
only resent. They would then perceive
that Belfast would never submit to dis
unlon. The town is excited, and extern
sive police precautions have been taken
to prev mt riosine.
Maktag Travel Easier.
MONTREAL, Feb. % -Snperintenden
Stevenson. of the Grand Trunk Rail
way, recently made application to the
Treasury Department at Washington to
have the customs regulations. which sp
ply to passengers and baggage, now in
force in New England extended to tie
Middle. South aad Southwestern States.
A daplie ,tion of the application has
Just been granted. and on and after ths
first of March next all passengers des-
tined for any point ia the United
States over the Grand Trunk Railway
can have their baggage examined by
the u. s. customs Off ,ers located at
Montreal, Prescott. Toronto. London
and Stanford. after which the baggage
will 90 through without further exam
nation at the Z. 5. frontier.
A Big suit.
The suit of MoRse against tho Cana
dian Pacific Railway for $l67 900 vas
commenoed today. McRse vas one Of
the contractors for trestle work north Of
Lake Superior. ans claims that by bis
contract he was entitled IL be paid NOT
only for the permanent trestles but also
for all wood work upon which these
tres les were built and which has been
since removed. A number Of promi
nent engineers from the United States
aud Canzda will be Examined. Up
wards Of 1000 witnesses have bsen sum
moned. IL McR 70 is ssccesssal Ia his
suit, three other contractors will take
SIMILAR action, aagregatinl over $500.
600.
TIE Polish Evtesieus.
BERLIN. Feb. % In the Diet today,
on debate of the Polish bill, Herr wIrz
binski passionstely denounced the pro
iected German colonization of Poland.
He declared that Poland would not
perish, although life or death struggle
was imposed upon her. Minister Lucius
said that the bill Vas an act Of Necessity
and self defense. The Poles, be said.
were unwilling 10 become Prussisn suo
jects, aud dreamed of a restoration Of
Poland, although they owe their pros
psri,y to Prassia. The Govern nent vas
fally aware Of the difficulty of the task
n lad und ,rtaken. bat trusted 10 the
support Of the Diet and to the patriot
ism Of the oouutsy. Nineteen members
gave notice shat they would speak on
hahaif af tina maASura And utaatANn