Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
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LnNDoa. May l8s-Tha Gopsrnmena
haa forwarded to million reundB a.
ball and amnnunitiou 90 Dubiin.
MEETING AT EAzTENaTua's OFFICE.
IoNDuN, May IA massinR aa the
eiies of Isord Hartinafon vas held -
4aE fer fhe purpose 81 eeEnentinR the
Whia and Radical opposition 20 the
home rule ill. Sixty four uare Ii as
tendanes, ineindinR Chamberlin, IRE
seiyan and Gain. Harrington explained
tbs reasons WY the Liberals should op-
pnss Glad1Eune's measure Iho msetinQ
Adopted q resolution declaring that
those present Wolld oppose TIE second
reading of the home rule bill. Iha
meeting lasted half an hoar.
Harrington. In his apsooh. declared
that the pledges from tho Lfberala 20
0ppose Giadaloneia horne rule bill uere
suihaions II nnmhox b make the dafAas
0f the bill On the eeooad reading csr-
tain. The defeat of The bill. be said.
would east q heavy responsibility on
him, which. heuevoE, be vas quite pre-
pared 20 acoept.
szczET MHErma.
LowDoz, May IA The Nationalist
members Of Parliamons this nftnrnann
bad secret meeting IN fha Housa q
Comm0ua. Il q understood there wera
laid before she a8semhiAQa q nnmbar of
oomuunfoationa from MR. 0Iadslone.
suggesting certain modi6oalions ID the
home ruis bill and further concessions
70 the demands Of the Radioala.
HolEn nuIz NOTES.
Lord HaFsiuEton's whips report that
ll0 Liberals have pledged themselves 70
vote against The home rule bill and that
80 ere doubtful.
Conservative leaders adTlas the Co..
sersafises In the Housa Of Commons not
y speak during tha debate ~ they wish
% hasten division on tho second Rad
ing. Il Il Fum0Fed that MF. Gladstone
is consulting with bis colleagues upon
the adyisability OF Withdrawing the
home rule bill.
Jom nRzaHT WILL ASSENT HrMaKLF.
f,oNDOa, NAY 14.-lt is stated that
John Bright viii absent himself from
the House Of Commona on the occasion
Of the division on the second reading
Of ths home rule bill. His example
viii be sure 20 have an influence on she
ether members.
THE TUnBULENr oRANoEnEKa.
More firearms have been sold IN Lon
dondsrry In the past three months than
we're sold during the previous 6va yaaru.
Ordaa have Just been given there for q
thousand new rifles.
Crowded meetings Of Oranqsuen
we're held today aa AswFy and Mosn, at
which pledges we're given not 20 Hubmit
10 the Dublin Parliament. and noe 10
pay taxes. All present enrolled shom-
selves for military service asvolunteers.
The Canadian OranRemen promise sup
port.
Fhe seized schooner AaamA.
D10Ex, On. 81. Nay ll.-Capt. Scott,
Of the steamer Lansd0wno, accom-
panied by the Quoon's solioiior In tha
case Of the schooner David j. Adams,
arrived today from Halifax. Soon afteF
their arrival q warrant 70 aeiEs the
schooner vas received By the Sheriff sf
Digby By mail, and under the instrac-
tions Of the solicitor she vas eaiKsd this
afternoon by tha sheriff. Who boarded
the vessel and nailed q warrant 10 the
mast. This warrant was issued by
She Vice AdmiFal's court and acts on
ths vessel and her cargo the same as q
sspiGs acts on an individual aboat te
leave the provinces; that 4, she Il now
In the custody Of the High
Sherih Of the county Of DiRby as
the deputy marshal Of the
Vice Admiralty CoaFt The Adams Il
now held BY ths Customs authorities
and tie sheriff. Il h oonieotured that
the Iansdowne viii proceed 10 sea 70
night or tomorrow moFnin0fto look after
more bait euyera. All Of the oommia-
sions have bssn Distributed for the
cruissra. and Q despatch has agrived for
q commissioned officer. w. q. Hodges.
Of UiRby, 70 prepare 10 take charge Of
the cruise. Several fishermen belonging
70 ths United States are seeking bait IN
the bay.
The Adams has been noorsd 10 the
whAsf. Her sails have been taken Oh.
and two men have been placed on guard.
Counsel have been retained by
Consul General Phelan 20 de-
fsna the case Of the sehooueF. Phelan
today received q letter from Cartain
Scott. He declines 60 make known its
contents, bus admits that Il is = reply
70 the demand addressed by him 70
Captain Scott on Tuesday asking for
shs delivery Of the Adams, snd al sx-
planation Of the preoeedinas with ro-
gard 30 the vessel. The consul for
wards 20 Washington tomorrow hia
slalement Of the whole affair, accom-
panied By the depogi4iona Of Captain
Kinney and his crew, and ether doeu-
menta REGARDING the seizure which have
come into his possession. 10 is believed
that the matter uill not come before tho
oourts hsre for three % foar 9oskA
wuraeE 81 . GeveFnment omeial.
BRUssEE1s. May AN. Cartier. q
pEominens oGioisl, conneotsd With the
Ministry ef Railways. Pogta and Ieie-
graphs, was murdered IN hia ones 70
A Crushed cyeiIss.
L,oNDeN. May 14.-A disratsh from
HeFat states that Stephens, Che EnRiish-
man engaged IN making q tour ar0und
the word on hicycia, has boan arrested
while crossing the frontier Of Afghan
lstan.
chsIeFa Aeala Enial.
RoMx. May IA AZ vonioe today
there were reported seven new eases q
ch5lara and thrss dsaths; Is BaEi I've
nsu casss and nine dsaths, aud -
Brudiai one nsw eass and ons dsath.
Flaoda IN Rmgfana.
I.oxDox. Mav i1.-FIaods ara general
throaahous shs kinRdom- Heavy dam-
aRs i reported Many faaioFtss are
flooded, neesasilAtiqR . aanppaR3 81
work.
ne sp9nash marFienne.
MkBnHD, May 1A.--In this city thirty
tro petnons we're killed and 60 iniarod
b ne baEFioans On Wednsada5.
Ansassln q bs TFlea.
MkDnzD, May IA-Tha trial of Father
8aIe0ta. the pTiess who aEsassIuafed
MonsigDoE Isauisrdo, Bishop of Asd-
nd, on Palm aanaay, 10 frant of the
cathedral, has beon ast down for the
end Of Nay. 1he prosacuscr vii aak
bezidez tie death psnalfy again1t The
priest that the sa@ e $1,000 Be grant
| "a a. an andemuiiy 10 fhs family of ne
TrarR Terra -.