Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-26

..S Ae0soLAssOo u Too olo t0xt0 On Vol
BEFORE adjouTnmeat for the aftsruoog
u vas received 70 appoint delegates b
we Naeionea Wol GrOwen' A0ooia
taon, which holds III annual meetin1
FOR EI0N.
u 0Ooaneal's DeGease.
LoNDoN, Sspk A.-The United State
Consul has referred The question q
iVDoonall's defenso to the AmeEioar
IARatien, Vhieh u nov conforrine viii
TIE Home SECRETARY In regard % tn
matter.
Will bsfhrewa go.
0ouT1RAx, Sept. IA laxRo npuhaE
Of cotton opoeattves Win b tompofaSily
thrown out q employman1 next vel
b oeo9 70 secp ovse-peoduetioa.
| Ien ~ CAareA.
A large number Of Irish Cathoajce left
The parish church o9 Sc OunsRnnA re-
teeday because Father Sequino eevsssly
reoohed them fog not payi1G thsir 6nss.
The eonereRAtion r. composed At loo
french Canadians and 100 Iri1h.
UnvelllnS seaeae.
BE1Iu, Sept. A.-rhs Ruasiau Cabi-
net Ministers. Psssidant and o1hee o6Ie-
oeD Of The Ro3e1ntAQ and ooWmandinR
Rooeeals Of the army, lsave today 20 at-
tsnd The unwilling Of the seatue. Ger
mania" ct Nsidssvold. uext Friday.
wan Net Msss.
LoxDoM, 6sp4. "a Hamburg ooFres-
pondent telegrsphs that be can posi-
| lively etate that there viii be no meet
Ing between the Emperor and Gar.
An interview vas seriously considered,
but has been abandoned. The Emperor
will be entertained at . sumptuOua ban.
quet BY citizens on Friday. He viii at
tend Neidesvold unwilling. after which
he will visit his daughter ct BADEN
Baden, and rest three weeks.
TIE Peaee u RarsDe.
II 10 now certain that an agreement
has boen made between Count killanny,
Austrian Premier, and Bismarck. The
Eufapean questions Of the day were dis
Guessed and . conclusion reached that
there Il no present reason for fear the
peace Of Europe will be disturbed. and
while an alliaaoe between Austria and
Germany lasts neither country has any
thing to fear.
1ose 0er 0astss
Ship Majestic, from San Francisco
June 9th, arrived at Queenstown. She
lost her main mast and mizzen masts.
Arrival 81 Carey's Widew-o'Dsanell
In Dsw Street.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Carey landed
this morning at Green Pith on the
Thames, 10 miles from London. O'Don-
oh - h.
lice court at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
crowd collected outside. Special pre-
cautions were taken by the police 70
prevent any attempt ct rescue.
Saes and Panama Canals.
The Sfasdoyd's Paris special Gays the
British Government will again enter
into negotiations with the Sues Canal
Company. The Chief superintendent
Of the works of the Panama Canal
Company has submitted reports which
indicated that the canal will BE- COM
pleted In 1885,
1--WE Bed Dlseases.
OTTAWA, Sept. Alt IL said small
pox and typhoid fever have broken ont
among the Navvies ON section 20 Of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad at Georgian
Bay.
suceaabeA . Fever.
PAlD, Sept. 25.-Adyices from Nsda-
gascar state that largo numbers of
French troops there have suocumbed 20
fever, and achievements TO the extent
of several Thousands will b needed
before the havoc oan be subdued. II
will b impossible 70 oo0tinuo opera
lions for several mouthn.
Scattered Frelghs.
VIcTo1IA, Sept. G.-Indians from
Barclay Sound report that some days
ago an unknown steamer blew up there, |
and that quantities Of wreokaoe are
coming ashore. Il 10 believed here that
the WreokAae 10 from o part Of the oar.
20 Of the Queeu Of the PAciAo, thrown
overheard at the Columbia river bar.
and that no steamer has beeu bloWu up.
Concluded.
To1oNTo, 6spt. 26.-Ths CiQas-Nak.
err Convention concluded its Gittinas
today. a resolution was unanimoasjy
adopted condemnin9 progressive unio6
work.
Yellow Fever.
0uAylGAs, Sept. 26.-Only three deaths
occurred today from yellow fever, one
Of them Burroughs, telegraph oporatoe.
Several new oasoo are reported, but are
Of q mild form. Sonora sdvjooo otate
that the foyer 10 still raging ct Hsemo-
6llo. No parsioalars rccsived. A.
nasatlan the fever b said 70 b dimin-
ishing.
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