Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07
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Labor strike.

MARsEILLEs. July 6.-Four hundred
Italians employed In an oil factory
struck yesterday and endeavored to
wreck the factory. They were dis
persed by policemen, who charged ON
shem with drawn sabers.
Railroad Collision.
PoRr HoPE, Cam, July 6.-Two freight
trains collided on the Grand Trunk. q
short distance east of Port Hope today.
Both locomotives and " cars we're to-
tally destroyed. All the train hands
escaped uninjured except brakeman
Porter. who is probably fatally injured.
Gestsag Ready.
LONDON. July 6.-The American team
left HouutstOn today for Rainham
where they will practice at long range.
Condemn the Policy.
DUBLIN. July 6.-Ata meeting of Cath
olic hierarchy here motion Was adopt
I'd oondemning the state and emigra-
ton, aud pointing out that there are
large tracts Of land in Ireland which. If
cultivated. would maintain the surplus
population.
The Fearful Cholera scourxe.
ALEXANDRIA, July 6th.-During the
tWcuby -tOuk oOuE6 oU0Auk utuO " Ot0A
last evening there we're 100 deaths from
cholera at Damietta. aud sixty-eight at
Mansourat. The lazarett0 at Brierons
~ crowded With fugitises from Egypt.
rhe officers OF the institution refuse to
admit any more persons.
O9~reA Tent.
LONDON, July 6.-rhe American rife
team has been offered the use OF tents
during their stay at Wimbledon, but de-
,lined, preferring private lodgings.
Heavy Floods.
CALcurrA. India. July 6.-Heavy
10 pds prevailed in Surat, causing great
ia uage to property and some lOss of
iif-. The waters are nov subsidin9.
Traffic ON railways 10 intern pied.
Iaeenaiary Captured.
LONDON, July GA disp tch from
Co DsnhaQen Saws prisoner, named
| ting arson here. has confessed that he
set fire to the Victoria docks, London,
| in 1881. with view of obtaining plum
ssined regarding the origin of the fire
vas that Il was the work of Fenians.
Pasiiasaeaeary Disessslen.
LONDON, July 6.-In the Commons
this afternoon Sir VIM. harcourt said
the Government would introduce q bill
concerning the storage Of petroleum,
bat no had little. hops il would pass
Turing this session. Lord Fitzmaurice,
Under Foreign Secretary, said the Gov.
-rument had not been informed that
the French Gag had been hoisted on
| lcw Hebrides Islend. He stated that
4 - e. A.
| ian or the English aru,y.
Trevelyan, Chief Secretary for Ire
land. replying 70 OBrien, Member for
Mellow, said be had been informed
| that out Of 1000 emigrants Who had
been inmates Of the work house at Bel
.uuIles. frsm which section they game,
and thsy had received money ON land
ing and were doing we'll. He was not
aware OF the grounds on which the
| United Stasss returned emigranss. but
ne supposed they thought those returned
Sere not desirable settlers
| ouaranslnlna.
ST.. PxrxRsBuRo, July 6.-The Gov
ern asut nss ordered the establishment
OF rigid quarantine on the Black Sea
70 prevent the introduction of choisra
by vessels coming from Egypt, and has
forbidden the usual pilgrimage 70
Mecca
BgRrrN, July GA terrible tragedy
occurred at Ricksdor6, near Berlin.
the ~ife Of small shopkeeper co.'s the
throats Of her too children. fred the
mouse and then cut her own throat
Poverty vas the cause.
The 81 sssry.
| CALCUTTA, July give hundred
members Of tribe Of natives attacked
| detachment Of British troops which
lad been ssus to chastise . refractory
village In Assam. The natives we're ~
pulsed With 100 killed. Ths British suf-
tered no loss.
Hues Canal.
Il EoxDox. July 6.-0iadstone in the
HOUSE Of Commons said Count DeLes-
ssps' con came 20 London became q
personal commission on the Soez canal
Nasir vas desirable. He hoped the
| agreement already reached would lead
10 settlement.
ReOale so0kogas
| W sodall, Nsmbsr At Parliament fol
~ II On fseat, psossded al & nall
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