Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-30
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
eiaasisse 10 be Premier Ax.ia.
LosDos, Jan. S.-The Queen has &C.
Fpseo toe resignation OF Lord Sails
oofy and his Cabinet. and has sum
1''oo1 mr. oh.dstone for consultation
ssdietmest sf the Irish
LONDON, Jan 9.-The latest number
OF the Sssefssslh Cer.tary contains an
srticie BY Arnold Forster, which La.
created . sensation here. Tne writer
relst-s tina. irishmen we're a, the not
tom OF the Molly Maeu:re conspiracy in
rsnnsyivan'a, that Irishm=n plotted
sg tinsf tie oh-la;s and Chinese in San
Francisco. shat the Tammany ring vas
Iarssiy supported BY Irish An ricans.
ana tne Boston police we're tam pared
gitn oy lrish politicians Of taat city.
ihe history of tue world Show, be saws,
.ns' TOE Irish engage in corspiracies
wherever they may be. and be advises
lnas the EaRiish Government should
exercise hrIones IN its treatmeu, of
ireland. as Otherwise the ree1nquss. of
'na' country ~ili be Necessary
Rsssiaa Nthiiiss..
OF. fETkksBURG, Jan. 9.-The police
authorities having ascertain-d that a
Sinilist plot was being formed. made a
descent today upon the headquarters OF
the conspirators and arrested q per
Sous Ou the discovery Of the c0uspir
scy the police authorities, fearing tnst
injury to the Gar vas intended, ad
vlsed him to return t. his palace at
ottcoina- The Emperor, however. de
clined TO do 30.
sbout the Germans.
BERLIN, Jan. 29.-Iu the Prussiau
LandtaR today during a discu ssion on
the spin; monopoly bill. Prince Bis
marck declared that il spirit monopoly
was refused the Government veuld be
forced TO Impose an enormous license
upon dealers. Referring to his remarks
relative To the Reichstag in the Laud-
tag yesterday. IN the discussion on the
subject OF the expulsion OF the Poles.
ne dec'ared that the Government did
not intend either coup d'etaf or the
dissolution Of the Reichstag. Mr.. Jss
son, the 8erman-Amsfiean VINO vas
reosntly foroibly expelled from Norbere,
reslrned TO that town and vas immedi-
ately arrested.
No opposiiisn.
DUBLIN. Jan. 9-Ar. John Blake,
Nationalist, has been elected member
OF Parliament from Carlow without
opposition.
Anaiss In Greece.
LONDON. Jan. % rhe official journal
OF Athens d-nies that the attitude of
the Greek Cabinet has changed. Lord
Salisbury b 10 instructed Admiral Hsy,
commander of the Eagiish Mediter-
ranean squadron. to employ force
against the Greeks whenever they at
tack Turkey.
Carriage Factory Buraed.
LONDON, Jan. 9-Morg ans carriage
factory az Kingston has been destroyed
BY dre. The loss is ESQ. 700.
4 rhreAiened Rist.
QUEBEC (Can.) Jan. 29.-The county
OF Bonaveuture relief committee has
autographed an appeal to the Dominion
Government for immediate aid for the
fishermen rendered destitute by the fail
ure OF the great fishing firms of Robin
d Go. and LIE Boutillier Brothers. Two.
thirds of the population of Bonaven-
ture county depended on those firms
fer their livelihood. Tbs committee
asserts that unless the Government
comes 10 their rescue at enoe, the pee-
pie will commit vialsace. Blot 10 al
ready threatened. Property and life
are endangered, and fears are enter
tanned that the mob will reign supreme.
The Queea Hesitates.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-Previous to Mr..
Gladstone being sam moned, il vas re-
ported that the Queen hesitated between
tue ex- Premier and Lord Harrington,
and had ordered the Ministers not to
surrender their seats of office until
Monday.
strong Talk
LONDON. Jan. 9-Fne Forfai9hflv
RsUietr publishes q Political article
which 10 generally supposed TO reflect
ihe viess of Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain
on the present crisis. The writer ex-
presses great regret at the "timidity OF
the Whigs," who seem to be afraid to
face the land question. Their opposi-
ton, ne says, fooled o former attempt to
settle this great issue, and he urges the m
to reconsider the whole subject nov.
The writer says he thinks that a few
months will reveal dissensions, which
be maintains are nov dormant, in the
Nationalist party, and iutimates that a
falling OF in Americ IN donations to the
League Treasury will bring Mr.. Parneli
to the point of conforming his demands
10 what EnRlishmen may instly grant.
In conclusion. the writer SAYS: IF
England ever yields to the Irish demand
for native Parliament, she will have
no guarantee against an eventual SOD
aration of Ireland from Great Britain"
Forever As.isst the Psles.
BERLIN. Jan. 9.-The discussion of
the Polish explosions vas continued in
the lower house Of the Laudtag this
| evening. The Polish members denied
| that Poles we're trying to eliminate the
Germao element from Eastern Prussia,
| although they confessed th u hope was
entertained Of the restoration of the
Polish kingdom. Herr Vsn Puttkamer,
Minister of the Interior, replied that
| any efforts to obtain the re establish
meut Of the Polish kingdom would
| constitute an act Of high treason. The
| Government. he said. did not wish 10
hamper the Poles In regard TO their re-
| ligfon or their language, bat u fslt CON-
PEELED 10 pot an end 10 the dangerous
agitation and enormous development OF
Polandsm IN Perseu 6elicia and other
parts Of Eastern Prussia. Prince BIZ
marck ennphaticaliy reiterated that the
restoration Of the kingdom Of Poland
would never be edested by constitu-
| tional means.
feat Mafaer. l..
MArAMoRAs Mex. }, Jan. 9.-One Of
the moot diasolical murders ever per-
| petrated on the frontier Whs committed
IN the heart OF this city last night. An
old Alsatian Jewish merchant, Antonio
Block. while closing his store about 3
O'Clock, vas almoss behssded by Q blow
received from behind With an axe.
The murderer then rified the safe OF
nearly 5000 and escaped. three men
Who we're last secn With Block have
been arrested on suspicion.
Rop AND Gus CLUs MKsrrxa.-rhe
annual meeting Of the Roi and Gun
Clob vas held at the engine hoass of
Company No. l on Thursday evening.
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