Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-04
FOREIGN.
Lsutse asehei Ae~use1 eS IakewArW-
ness.

Lsstse Michel Aerused eS Iakewsr1-
NANTES. March 2.-Loeise Michel lee
t1red in the thsss-r here tonight before
al sudbsnee Of 500 persona AT the
coneins-oo Of the lecture = man ascs d
ed tie platform and accused Lo1ise
+ Michel - being 8 luksssrm eocislist.
A fght ensaed bstzeen the vorkIngusn
ans the Anarchists present.. The latter
{ finally fed.
a .p~ek sf war
MosTxvrDEo, M4reb The relations
I between the Argentine Rep1blie and
I Uruguay are in a critical condition sad
/ IL il probable ih4, the Ur1guay Lsga-
ton will retire from Boenos Ayres-
Notes have been exchaBeed and the
I diplomatic corps have met 20 deliberate
Z upon ths b@st means 20 be adopted for
9 ssttiemens Of the tr-nble.
The Socialist Leaders.
LONDON. March Burns. HyndDsn,
Williams and Champion, the Socisiis,
leaders, we're again before the Police
Court today and after further hearing
we're committed for trial on charge of
I melting subjects OF the Qleen 70 riss.
I The defendants we're per9itted to far
nish bail for their appearance.
The Riei QUESTION In Parliament.
OrrlwA. March 3-Mr. Laundry Of
Montn.euy has pat the following notice
OF motion on the order paper for FIN
day next: That this Honse feels II its
duty t. express its deep regret that the
sentence OF death ssed npon Louis
Eiei, convicted of high treason, was
ailossd TO bs carried into execution" J"
IL is understood that the motion 10 be-
ing made At tue inst,gation Of the Gov
ernment, who are said TO oe eourtinR de-
feat on this Issue.
Lard Randolph and the "News."
LONDON, March 2.-The Nsirs this
morning. RETIRING 20 Lord ChurehilPs
lstter, admits that 10 voald be difficult
legally to prove the assertions made by
the FsIns yesterday, but saws II ~ siRnl
ficant that the Irish members supported
the Conservatives IN ths election, 10 the
division on the medical relief bill, and
that a conferences between Mr.. Healy
and Lord Randolph Churchill resulted
in the Parnellites leaving the House to
avoid opposing the Conservatives.
Lord Randolph" the .Nsies adds, "ro-
fers to al old speech, but makes no
reference to his utterancss since that
speech WAS delivered. The Parnellites
accuse him of treschery. Ii Is impos-
sible TO know which sids to believe"
As q result Of the conference between
the Conservative leaders, Right Hon.
Hugh Holmes, late Attorney General
for ireland, will move in the House
of Commons tomorrow "that the
House 10 unwilling to show the esti
mates for the civil service ia Ireland be-
fore the Government announces its
Hsssures for the restoration of social
order IN Ireland"
Ciemenceau Demands the Expu lsion
Of the Princes.
PARIS, March IN. Clsmeu ceau
caused a sensatian in the Chamber of
Deputies today, by demanding that the
French princes be expelled from the
country. He denied that their expul-
sion would be contrary to republiean
principles. These principles, be said,
were based upon the rights of man.
The princes claim by virtae of their
birth more rights than other men enjoy
ed, and they therefore denied them
selves by placing hensAlves outside of
democratic society. N. Cismenceau
was enthusiastically applauded. ma.
brity of the groups in ths Chamber of
Deputies are now in favor of the expul.
sion OF the princes.