Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-26
AmERlcaN OCCURRENCES
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Susaan Mccarthy an new Vark.
NEw Tozx. ssp4 eS-Jussin McCar-
t6y. VIA arrived hera On the White
star steamer kfilanie. uas met doun
tAe bay b 3 Committee of Reaeption
Qa q Eesea1e o1tter- Iha Committea
eaFdiAlly eresled MaCartkF. Who uas
/ pleased % meet theu. Tha Canmittee
ennsisled of CaEanauah. Wm. Lana,
| OAeii a1d Wm. Ciarke. hoCArthg q
nidd si4ed nan. WITH = norid eon-
/ plexion and = sandg gray bard. He
talkee ftsely aad said. ID rarard % TIE
defeat af Gladstous's Hone Rals meas-
ure, ta43 he was quite prepared faE Il
and Was surprised thal there was nof q
/ RrealsF maiaFiGY aRainzt it. Ths penple
were uow anxions % ses uhas ChamhsF-
lain woaad da. He did nst tank thas
Harrington haa carried a. many with
him AZ Il was thoanha be- Wsuid "a. Mnd
ha believed thRa Il Weaid BE- found fhna
tie Dnionia1s wenid fan away fFom the
ranks o. Salisbury when they fonad
thaf theg had reesived no appointmant.
II evieifon uaa pressed n Ireland. Be
thoaeht that thefe might b individual
disinFb4nea hera and thsfa, b1l there
u0ald Be no ozRanized political trou-
oiess boeansa he IFish people Under
stood TIE position Of Affairs psrfsotlv.
Aa 70 The suppression of TIE National
League, that eoald not taEs place b.
cause it 94a an Enelish as vel as an
Lrish insiliutioa, and 4 would reQuirs
a. aet of RaEliamsnt % bring such sup
presaisn - pass. which Weuid Be very
dimculf ot aecGmpiishment. a. thars
wera IS H0ne Rulsrs who would ho aurs
% have great mang Radicals With
them. IhsFe haa been said EomethinQ
about an oERaniesd aaiamps on bshali
OF The Irish people % avoid paying
rent. He Did net believe that anything
Of the Kind wunld oo1nr. Oh conras IN
some cssas q wasimpoasibie Ter TIE pso-
pie 20 pay thalf rents, as theg were vita.
out mezna In apsakiua % the appoint
ment ct Commissioners % inquire ns
ireland, me1tloned IN TIE o1non's
speech today. be said that waa one of
the maaF gays tha Tories had az egnd.
ing the question, and L ouly meant q
delay b eaable then 60 fermnia Z souns
plan for dealing vita The Irish question
Ne spoke of thn Eeosnt dafoat Ia Derry /
aud said shasit would some up for hear |
Inc before jastioe OPBrisn, uho waa an |
enemy 90 the aause of Home Rnle. b !
having been defeated By the friends Of /
PBrnell ID his confea9 at Ennia. Az b i
bis 'etarD 70 kaFepa. McCarty said that 1
be Intended 10 20 back for The opening /
Of Rariiament en she 6th Of Febrnarv |
He had nos come here on any political /
mission Of any klnd, bat 20 aivs polit- /
ical lectures for his own purpose. He 1
had come as 3 literary man rather than |
. politician, and be intended 10 lecture /
on The Eneitsh Hoesa Of Pariiamant.H
The Irish National Caase IN English /
Politics" ana cue or t9o other subjects,
and endsavoF 10 give the American ps6-
pie fair YleW of things on the other /
side. Ths Irish people, be addsd. felt /
perfectly satisfed With the defeat u |
Giadstone, and they seemed disposed |
to call Il 3 victory rather than
q defeat, for when they con-
menced the 6Rht eight years acc
they had bat eight o. nine Home
kulots, while, when they walked with
Gladslone 30 the House Of Commons
Lass March, thav hA 8l1. He believed
that IL TIE present 00vaFnmena carried
cut Lord Carnaryon's plan they would
be IN poweF for q long time. Lord
Randolph Churchill would, be believed.
be educated 30 Home Rule. He uas q
very clever young man and . desp
thinker. although but q school boy IN
many Of his ways Mccarthy spoke Of
the admiration Which Glndstone aud
PaFneli had for each other, and said
that PGFnsll believed implioiily In Glad
stones power 30 give the Irish people
What they sought 4 be lived.
RsBabliean Campafxa opened "a
PennayiVania.
PTr1ssUns. Sept. 2s.-rhe RspubIi-
cans spensd the gaoeFnatorial cam
paign here tonight with a toruhiight
parade and an Immense mas meeting
az Music Hail. About 1000 men uafe in
the procession, which marched through
shs principal streets aud then escoaFtsd
the speakers 30 TIE meeting. The hall
whish has = SEATING eapaoity of GOO,
VS. filed long before o'clock, and
when tue apeaking began there uas net
sanding room. Am sng th0se VITO ad-
dFssssd he meeting we're General Beav
eE. candidate for G0vernsF, General o.
borne aad General John A. Logan. Tie
latter did not arrive until 80 8. %. and
ai 10 o'olook uss introduosd % the andi
snos By Pfezidsnt william Msloaif
Sleetman, Of this city The appearauos
u " LGLsL1LI AaN.A4 ALNZALA MMWILMN.M
enth usiasm and for ave minutes be waa
unable 70 speak on acoOuni Of cheering
Ea.htnss and ne PiIIery.
WuM1azoM, (Dol }. Sept. 25.-FouF
negroes and tWo white sonBicts we're
whipped ~ Newcastle today. Three Of
The negroes we're given Ten lashas esoh.
and the ether reeeiVad fva lashes, for
petty lAfealy. The whitea Harry
Smith and Frank Hall. each recaiVed
tweniy lashss and we're stood ore hour
10 the pilloFy for horss stealiaR. They
we're arrested IN Philadeiphia wiih ne
horses IN their possessioa. EdwaFd
Barns. . white man, who Fobbod 0baa.
Reynolds, pfopFistoR sf the n llta
House on yaly 81. Was also stood one
hour IL ies pill0rY. fhe vhippinqa
gers lizht and no blood uas diasn.
some two haRdrsd spectstofa were
present.
Terrtas Thanaer stsFsa n nIchlnan.
DEza0rx, Sept. 15.-Ths Pre- Prsss'
Reed City apecial sayas A terrifc thnn-
der Storm eommeneod 81 4 o'clock zee.
feTday aftaruo0n and lasted unfii D.
%. ChFissophar CAbei'a barn was struck
by lightning and cDmsamsd. toQethar
vita fes seaaonss Greg, iaVoivinR 3 loss
II R2100s Tia Grsnd Rapids a Indiana
Rasirosd have had waahoRts half nils
north of he depot. and the track h 40
deKmined for half 4 mile between Reed
City and Crapo. o. the Hersey RIVER.
Tbo Asod carried away eEeTythinR. !
0inQsriebefa dazn. north Of here, Wa8
washed aBay - 3 o'oioek, and the rush
Of uatsrs cleared away Morris 4 Mar
tinis and P. 4 Bifnef'a dams at this
Dlans. Al CSupelis tte lightning stFuok
3 tres, dhieh fsli On q hoase. killing e
child and badly iuiaring IT, mother.
fbeif names are unknOun. Iho los II
this section Il eIfimatsd at $4,000. /
Trains viii Be Delayed several days.
I'VE Dsea.isns ~ csmmlsaisneF
BpaEka
WaazzaruM. Sept. 25.--An important
case, aaeesiaR The Fnetio lands of the
city 81 M0nteFEy, Ia CAllforniA, whioh }
bAa bssn pandinN IN tks 4ansFai Land
Oaaea foP several years. has been o.
eidsa ~ CommiaaioneE 6p4rksi faVog
of the city.
commissionsr Sparks has also II
slrnsied ne iocal land once u hsu