Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-16
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Terms OF Peace Between Chilli and
Peru.


LENA, June 1.-THE following partic-
| ulars relative to peace, published here
| are taken from the letters stolen from a
sDecial courier en- route to Gen. Iglesias.
Chilli will not forfeit its DEGREES about
guano and salt petre issued February
9th and March 18th, 1882. that the net
profits of 100000 tons. deduoting ex-
penses. shall be equally divided between
CHILEAN and Peruvian bondholders,
these profits to oaly come out of islands
now worked, as future mines found in
the annexed territories belong exclu-
siyeiy to Chill, who can dispose of such
newly discovered mines at will. Chilli
does not hold herself responsible for
any Indebtedness of Peru. Chill holds
the sovereignty of LObos islands until a
sufficient sufficient guarantee to full
fill the sale 100, 600 tons when the treaty
is ratified. Chilli turns over to Peru 20
per cent. net proceeds from Lodos ISL
and. Lastly, that the commercial rela-
tions and indemnity to Chilean citizens
shall be discussed afterwards.
viii Aeia s Mediator.
LONDON, June LIT is stated that
Lord Granville has offered to mediate
between France and Madagascar. NJ.
Tissol, as French Minister to England,
who contemplated leaving on account
of i'll health, has postponed his depart
ure a week for important diplomatic
reasons. He has recently had a long in
teryiew with Lord Granville.
Government Purchase of Railways.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Government
has resolved to purchase six RAILWAYS,
including the Upper Silesian and Berlin
and Hamburg roads, at an estimated
cost of 325,000,000 marks, excluding
the Berlin aud Hamburg. for which
special arrangements will be made.
Possession of these roads will enable
the Government. to control the whole
system of railroads in the kingdom.
Approved in Dublin.
DUBLIN, June 15.-The Freeman's
Journal approves the sentence of DIR.
Thos. Gallagher, Henry Wilson, John
Curtin and Alfred White.
| Approve the Sentence or the Dyna.
miters.
LONDON, June l5.--The Times saws the
| sentences of the dynamite conspirators.
| Gallagher, Whitehead, Wilson and Car
lin, were severe. but considering the
heinous otfense they had not received
more then their deserts. All the Lon
don journals approve the sentence.
Rewarding Omcers.
The House of Commons last nigh |
passed a bill providing for grants to Ad
niral Seymour and General Wolseley
for services rendered during the war in
Egypt.
| Good Templarx.
| HALIFAX, June l5.-The Grand Lodge
of Good Templars of the World adopted
the report of the committee on the
color question, rejoicing in the vindica.
ton of the fundamental principles OF
the order by the institution of the order
III Ii ont OF Is Southern States of Amer.
lea. The session then closed.
Bright's opinion Of ObstrmctionIsts
| LONDON, June 15.-Johu Bright, re-
spending to the speech of Granville at q
banquet given the former at Birminp
ham last night, dwelt on the necessit,
of extending freedom of trade and the
franchise and Redistribution of seats
in the Commons Referring to India
he said he hoped the Marquis of Ripon
Viceroy. could be supported in carrying
out a policy of wisdom and Justice. II,
reprobated the course of Obstructionist.
in the Commons, who, he said, allied
with the Irish rebel party, were doin,
their utmost to make il impossible FOL
the House TO do any work.
The Beu,bardment Of MaIuga.
| PANS, June l5.-Admiral Pierre, com
mander of the French fleet at Madagas
car: in his report of the bombardmen
of Manga on May 10th. SAWS he de-
4 III II L..
received an evasiye reply. Five vessels
opened fire on the town. and three fort,
mounting thirty guns were quickly 81
fenced. The Hova quarter of the towr
was destroyed. The French factory
and most of the American houses have
escaped injury. The garrison of tws
thousand men retreated. and the Frenci
sustained no loss. They occupied tn,
town and are collecting customs.
| swept Away.
| OTTAWA, Can. June l5.-Parts of tn,
foundation of the dam at Carlton ans
fifty feet of the superstrucsure yer
carried away today.
Tending Toward a Republic.
LrsBoS. June 1.-THE Goyernmen
BILL abolishing the hereditary Chambe
I VI h--A E4EakALs oc&k3tc, LIE
been Submitted TO the bureau
CeRfi agratian In canada.
STERLING. OFT, June ia large por
ton of the business part of the town i
burned. Loss, $l25.0U0.
The Church Bill In Germany.
BEzLIs. June l5.-The committee o
the lower house of the Landstag, ON fh,
church bill. opposed that clause Of tn
measure with an amendment aliovin,
bishops recognized by the state to exer
else their functions outside their do
ceses. All amendments tn the sixth
clause which repeals the provisions o
many laws inconsistent with the bill
was rei@cted. The first reading of tn
bill was considered by the committee
Hamburg Etecsien.
HaxRuRs, June 1.-The election 70
member of the reichstag for the frs
electoral distric. of Hamburg. Babel
.. socialist. received 90I7 votes; Rabe, pro
gressioniss, G46s; Rocher, sccessionisl
As. A second ballot will be necessary
, Treaty signed.
i RoNE, June l5.-The treaty of con,
. merce bstvsen England and Italy