Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-11
UNDER FOREIGN SKIES.
Belfast still in . staae of
Riot and Disorder


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RuEAzr, AuR. l0.--TsmporaRy qaiat
Aaa been restored. thanks % TIE afsiri-
bUtkan Of The military fuEooa Ihe
peEsuns waandsd IN thariats ere makinG
nns progress towards EeeoVegv, exnept
EnspsatoT Bah, sf ne Royal KrisA Con.
gtabalary, 9h0 i dying. Inqnests are
being held On The BODIES q those kiIl-
ed, and khe funerals of some of The Hio-
fims win BE- held today. Several per-
sons we're wounded IN 9 Fiet a. Spring
feld this morning.
WHY LIKE a nzgULAR cAMPARoE.
Five Thousand tFoops and $50 can
stahlsg Occupy tha disturbed aisazleta.
fhe pressnes % ne polse tends . IN
oreaza instead of suppress tie disorder.
Protestants declare that The Catholics
we're the aR0rea1oEB by wEeokinR the
PFoteztantf hoassa. While the CAthalioa
are equally certain that the Proteslanls
were TIE aoEEes1ora OF oae thing
there h 10 aoah1. NaFsE did swo nobg
Of di4ereul religions di1piay q mors
blcodthtrsty desire 20 kIll e. MAIN eaeh
other. Daring the nghtfng On Sunday
and Munoay, When sven powder ran
short, virnR1z on both sides, with dat
irons and othas implnmenta, ground
large grains u blasting powder into .
size eail4ble for small arms, while the
boys under ace melted Lead into bullefs
and sluas. While the riotoEu weEo 6F-
ing, tha youths and women stood behind
then. b1sily loading spare e1nss Ia Or
der 70 prevent q waste of time. The
fuaiilede Lasted until o'clsck yesterday
eFsntnG. when he ammauitian gave cut
and q tacit truea ensued, both sides 70
mOFinR the dead and wounded - their
homea Beth sides are doing their ut
most 10 hide theiF losses on M0nday.
The Pfutestanta received q welcome
donakinn of twenty ilvo FiHas and much
ammunition fron BAllY Macoafat sym-
pathiseFa, Whi,e Baliy Hahe1 National
ISIS sent the Catholics 3 supply Of an
munition and many negnlVoRa o& the
type called "swaetheaFlssn The pleni-
tuda of WoaPoaa win oonglil1fe ne
Qragest danger il the future. Tha9s Is
9 general demand for q house % houss
search for arma
A Visiter, Who has bees studying lhe
cause Of the riots, writes, Is u useless
mincinQ matteEa The police have fred
upon and alain people from panic, II
not from vindiatiTeacgs. The people
have friends dead o. dying. Il is verse
than useless 70 say they want 10 attack
only the police. The latter nov repre-
sent the peoples deadly. death dealing
enemies. Tbs friends and neiQhhora OF
the killed aud wounded al regard she
police as foes. Their bare pfessnoe is =
terror 10 be repulsad and excludes the
idea Of wAntonness. This is nov the
great supreme difficulty. Numerous
complaints have been made Of The b.
havioF Of the police. One citizen says:
that while going home through q quiet
strset he was stopped By several con-
stables who rndely searched him, or-
derad him TO give an account of him
self, and then impoEativeiy commanded
him 10 20 home at once. Another writes
that three conatables. who dKiftod into
q respected tobacoonist's shop, upon
seeing pouch engraved with the like
nesa Of Chamberlain, hung Il down,
cnrsina Chamberlain for sQoing against
them One ef them, addressing q lady
behind the counter, said, 'You'Fs afraid
Of the TippeFaFy boys. / pat six buliets
into en- OfanReman last night, and I'll
give them double tonight. II I had
my own way wouldn't leave one
oLAT4 ron DAMAGES.
Maurice Healy, n. P. Tor Cork city,
has been instructed on behalf Of the
widow Of Constable Gardner who was
killed during the Orange riots here, 10
claim from the city an indemnity Of
fl0,O00 for bis dsath.
TWO MEn sH0E.
BEERAsT, Aug. 10.--About O'Clock
this afternoon two men were Shot By
disordeFiy persons IN different parts Of
the city. One Of the man was shot
The funeral af q victim Of the recent
rolled, and the military are taking the
place Of the police.
A fund is being opened Tor the relief
Of the families nf the killed.
AaAEH uNBsR MARITAL law.
DUnz1n, AuQ. l0.-Ths Gasssts an
nounoea that Belfast and Londonderry
have again been prOolaimed.
TAefe has been no more YiotinR ID
Belfast up 10 midnight tonight.
Mr.. BiQEaF, in . speech before the
Catholic committee, said that She iuati-
oes and the Protestant CLERGY Of Belfast
en- outraged tha rioting and aolsd IN
Justly. Tha Mayer Of Belfast, be said,
ought 10 Be pot IL the dock Is q sFimi-
nal.
A sULLzN P0PUEAoE.
BELFAST, Aug. lO.-Ths magisiratsa
dealt severely WITH ths rioters Who WeEe
tried teday. Throughout the dag and
evening sulleu crowds gathered 90 the
sirosss. a desire 70 rsnsw she Fiotine
Waa evident, has fear Of the troope pre-
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men rejected the magistrates appeal 70
return 70 their homes IN small bodies.
instead of Ia compact crowds. They
oarria1 . GOOD supply q missiles for
use Ia the eVent 81 baiua ATTACHED.
Youths and girls continue b indulge Ia
rowdtism. The cioFRymen Of ail uKeeds
city and are trying - persuade TIE peo-
pie 70 preserve the poaea. The shops
and other business plA9os In The city
served on ne wholesais apiFft and beoF
$40 viii Be- fndioted for ceiling driuk for
oonsam9tion In ahs vicinity Of their
premises.
Fwe Lsviag oIa MsaaFchA.
GAsrIzx, Aug. lo.-Tha Emperor
william took his departure today for
Ems. Ihe Emperor franE Josef 80
0ompanisd him % the station, a1d TIE
two monaFohs, amid the cheers cf the
sFoua whish had aassmblad. bads cash
0theE farewell with nnsb adootionate
demnuatrati0n. They embrnoed and
Kissed each othef several tines
n. ~ GtsFs VIHiss asFlIn.
BxELus, Aaa. 10.-M De GisEs,
Russian Minisaex of KsFsiRn AGaiFas
Who arrived here while the Emperor
william and tke Pdnes ef DsumaFk
we're et GastiEn viii the Emp Eor
Franz 1oasf. Coa1t kslnoky, the
AustEIan Prime Minister, and Priues
Hobenl1he, 0ovsEnor of Aiaace and
LorrAiae. % day, after visiting ths Gar
man FossiRn Ofhea. quittsd Berlin and
wsnt 70 Fran1snberR.
me aaw % seif rFesersaaien.
LoEDoE, Ane. al. D. 8uliiVaa.
Membsr oe Parliamoui Tor Duhlin. -
nesting q tie National Lsagus held
hafe aadsy, made speech 10 whln1 aa
aE.aa .su.aa4 as~.nMsaa - fWa.