Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-18
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MEXICO, Sept. 16.-The president in
his message to the board tomorrow
evening. on the opening of congress,
says Mexico's foreign relations become
every day more satisfactory, and that
the condition of the cauatry is gener-
ally good, though there exist financial
troubles which might be speedily over
come. The progress of internal en-
ployment is highly satisfactory and
visible to everybody. The Central
Railway Company has constructed
more than 100 kilometres of road, and
the National Construction Company
more than 100 kilometres; total line
of raIlr pad constructed in the republic,
1890 Kilometres. It was necessary to
modify the agreement made by AN un-
official agent with the British bond
holders, and negotiations are progress
ing for q loan of $4,000, 600, abroad,
which he hopes will soon terminate
satisfactorily. The revenue for the
fiscal year ending June 30 last was
$S3,DO,OOO, an incrsass of q million and
a half over the previous year, and the
rev. nues of the present year bid fair to
exceed the sum mentioned. The Gus
toms tariff is nearly completed, the new
postal code will soon 90 into force,
overland mail communication with the
United States Is to be improved, public
instruction is in q fourishing CON-
dition, every effort Is being made to at
tract good class of emigrants, large
contracts to this end having been made
the army Ia in good condition, and
peace reigns throughout tire republic.
Killed In Alpine Climbing.
BERNIE, Sept. 17.-Dr. Stinzing, an en-
inent professor of Jurisprudence in the
University of Baor, was killed recently
while climbing the Alps.
Arrival Of Carey's Murderer.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Athenian, with ODonnell, the murderer
of Carey, on board, has arrived of
Plymouth. Four detectives have left
on n tender to board the Athenian. Il
is rumored that gunboat will be dis
patched from the victualine yard to in
tercept the Athenian and O'Donnell will
be landed at the yard. No suspicious
characters are as yet observed in this
vicinity and extra precautions have
been taken by the Government to pre-
vent an attempt at rescue.
LATER-O'Donnell was not taken to
Plymouth as anticipated, but landed at
Southampton. He maintains lazy de-
meanor and reiterates his former state
ment that in killing Carey he only acted
in self defense. and expresses himself
confident of xcquittal.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE authorities at
the last moment decided to take O'Don
nell to Southampton instead OF
Plymouth. It is not known whether
this course was taken because of infor-
nation received by the police relative
To movements of sympathizers With the
prisoner. O'Donnell states that he has
had pleasant voyage, not being hand
cuffed. His custodian treated him with
remarkable kindness, allowing him to
90 MP ON deck mornings and afternoons.
His meals we're served him in his cabin.
O'Donnell has An Irish cast of counte-
nance and piercing black eyes. He
shook hands heartily with the detec-
tives who received him from the
cabs. Holcomb reported that O'Donnell
SAYS he don't much mind being tried
for numbering Carey, but 10 afraid he
will be recognized "a participant in
other affairs. Detectives Who have
charge of O'Donnell say the railway
car in which O'Danneil will be con-
veyed to London the carriage proceed
ing and following it will be filed with
policemen.
Operations saspenaeA.
HoSo KoSo. Sept, l7.-General Bowl
arrived here from Hanoi. operations
at Tonquin are suspended until the ar
rival Of rsiufDroements.
orders Wlshdrawn.
PARL, Sept.17.-The French govern
ment has withdrawn tho orders to an
English firm 70 construct river gun
boats for service in Tonquin, on 20.
count of inability to agree on ths terms
of the contract. LIE Rspublique Fran
caise urges that il 10 the material in
terest of all European powers TO make
common cause with France against the
raising by China Of barriers to CON-
merce. When the decision Of the French
Cabinet 10 received il 10 thought they
will result in the retirement Of Challe-
mel Lacour. Waddinetou had an in
terviev With Farsy today and re
counted conversations which he had
with Marquis.
Baak Failure.
MoxrRxAL, Sept. l7.-Contrary to ex-
pectAtious the collapse this morning Of
tQ4 ExouKkAkkE OtAA - ~ o0s 0ASoe0&A
m uch excitement as vas anticipated.
The stock market 10 very little aeoRra-
yste,a. and banks which had made cd
yances are well secured. The bank held
from 8 20 per cent. which 10 the high
est amount offered at midday.
rte Turrs-Gesmaa Alliance
yxyxA. Sept l7.-Said Porte has in
sructed the Turkish embassadou q
Berlin TO sound the German govern
msns respecting the Turoo Gsrmsn Al
lance with Turkey and between Gar
MANY and France. aud make DISCOVERIES
upon the French in Tunis and Algeria.
ouaransine EssahllsAea.
GuAyNAs, Sept. 1.-The authorities
of HermCaillo have established quar-
antine station ax Tnrex, about 81 miles
from this city. NeArly all the reslan'
rants are ctosed for want Of help Th<
celebration Of Mexican Independence
was the saddest Of all past pears.
IL b nov clsariy established that tht
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