Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-03
FOREIGN.
p,ssailsned British Celam bians


OTTAWA, March The British Co
lumbis members are strongly urRino
the Government to make certain amend
msnts 20 the Chinese restriction bill OF
last session, which they represent IL
falling short Of what il required to keep
the chinese out of that Province. al
though each Chinamsn now entering
The country IL obliged e. pay $50 into
the treasury before he can land. They
are assisted In evading the Law nv their
csuntrymen who were residents 10 the
eeuntry at the time of the passage OF
The statute. These are eatitled TO DER
tihcates without fee TO enable them to
resurn without paying the $50 exsoted
from those who never have been IN the
soantry before. These resident China
men obtain their certificates and for
yard them 10 their friends in China,
Who on arriving on British soil simply
hand the oertIde .tes 10 the customs
cheers and are allowed TO lard without
paying the regular tax.
10 the Governor Generals message
reference vas made to the proposed
amendment TO the Chinese bill, and ii
viilprobably he in the direction OF tax
Ing away these certificates, which ap
pear 10 be the ONLY means by which the
sxlsting evil can be remedied.
lsed aaadslph Churchill Dcfends his
Record.
LospeS. March 2--Lord Randolph
Uharchili has written a letter to the
Dsslt Ssaes describing a statement in q
issdsng article in that paper today TO
!oe eject that he, Lord Carnsrvon and
Lard Ashbourne had prepared scheme
q homs rule for Ireland, as a false
nood. he says: II have never departed
Irsu the opinions expressed in my
psech 81 Edinburgh on December Goth,
,cN IL Is absolutely false 20 say that
Lord Sslisbury's government ever wav-
cred tn It's resolute hostility 10 q repeal
" the Union, or ANYTHING approaching
repeal" In conclusion. be saws.
nwtnant, OF oourss, expecting the
Di.ts Nssss TO apologize, trust that IL
libel"
IN the speech referred 10. Lord Ran
oeiph said that the rories would not
VOID an inch on home rule aud would
set make any further concession tn Mr..
aafael either en- the land franchise or
NE local government question. He I'D
socased an advance Of public money on
we easiest terms 10 develop to the ut
most canals and public works. Eng
And, be added, owes Ireland rspara-
uon- Money cures mos. iujaries. how
esef deep. bat the Irish yslls OF Re
peAs mast be answered xith an un-
manageable and Unanimous Nor"
piike's Mistress.
The Woman known as Fanny" Who
s mentioned IN connection With the
eavford Dixie divorce esse and Who
aissppcared when the suit Was up for
eeAsing. u 10 Learned, IL aboard tse
All boat now half way 20 Australia.
sue sesfs concraiulates the colony upon
w latest aeqaisition-
ne repe tadresses the Cardinals.
Roar. March a-Pspe Leo XIII c-l-
setssed the 18th anniversary Of his
one Today and the eighth anniversary
y his ooronstton, which falls tomorrov.
an address 60 the members Of the
sscrra college. In this Hts Holiness
eaictlfed the union existing among the
fuinals and urged concord among
osaoeiscs against shose seeking 10 cot.
rsW and weAken the authority of the
eoarch- de deplored the oppressed
s11isaon OF the Holy See as usvorthy
We bead of the ehareh. and incom.
psioie Nth his undergraduates.
ms Holiness spoke With "a och sever
- Sencsfnine the attempt "a connect
see Vatican with the crime Of furnish
ne The foreign enemies Of Italy With
rst inforaaiion about iss militar,
uefences. ss vas done recently IN ths
o. The mar on trial % charge ol
QAvinS sol& Sa,k inflammation A., Z
storessn power. During this trial th,
scotlon read What paFported 20 b.
aestef from vienns. In which III,
ss. vhoss name vas withheld. i'm
sea the prisoners act 90 inspiratiol
IT, NE Vatican. which cas- accused q
vtaa tee parposs 30 undermine en-