Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-03

MONTREAL, Can, Dot. "A city bailiff
was pitched through a plate glass win
dow of restaurant here by sailor of
the war ship Canada, for having uttered
deprecatOry sentiments regarding Prince
George.
A Papxi Decree.
ROME, Got. "A Papal decree reeu-
lating the procedure before civil tribu-
nails of the Vatican is published. The
decree ignores the Italian law and or
dams that contracts between any pOr-
ton of the Pope's household and par
ties outside shall be regulated solely by
pontifical law.
Feast Prohibited.
GUAYMAs, Oct. 2.-lt il stated that
Governor Torres will prohibit the feast
of San Francisco to take place at Mag
dalena on Nov. 4th, fearing that it might
propagate the yellow fever. No deaths
are reported to-day There are no ad-
Woes from other points.
what the Gern,ans Think Oft.
BERLIN, Oct. 2.-Newspspers here re-
gard the insults heaped upon Alfonso in
Paris as a mortal defeat for France. No
Power, they say, would now wish for
an alliance with her. The insults to the
Spanish King are in their opinion more
directly aimed against Germany, who
considers them . sign OF weakness.
A Cabinea Crisis.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-Prime Minister Ferry
had an interview with President Grew
this morning. II is reported that sew
eral members of the cabinet intend to
offer their designations.
Alfonso In spaia.
TRUN (Spain), Got. 2.-The train con-
tanning King Alfonso and suite arrived
here this evening. The King Was re-
ceived with uuboundei enthusiasm by
tho crowd in waiting. In parting at
the frontier with his French escort the
King charged the aide-de-c camp Of Pres
ident Grevy to convey his thanks to the
President for the cordial welcome be
gave him IN Paris.
Greyy Feels Hart.
LONDON, October "A dispatch from
Paris says that President Grevy il much
affected by the treatment received by
King Alfonso in Paris, and IL is said be
even intimated at one time that he in
tended resigning the Presidency. Il ID
stated that the violent feud which exists
between Nelson, son-in-law of President
6revy and member Of the Chamber OF
Deputies. and Prime Minister Ferry has
caused discussion between the Presi.
dent and Ferry in relation TO King Al
fonso's visit. Many persons of note
have gone to the frontier TO greet King
Alfonso and escort him TO the capital
Great preparations are being made in
Paris BY the people TO welcome the King
ON his arrival.
Lieut.. Greeley Reported Dead.
LONDON, Got. 2--The Times gives 4
report from an upper Noyick GORE
spondent of the Copenhagen JourHa
that Lieut.. Greeley, Of the American
Arctic expedition, was murdered by a
mutinous crew. The report comes from
Hans Hendreck, an Esquimault with
DIR. Natherst. Hendriok states that he
got the news from an Esquimault il
Cape Horn. The Times considers tbs
report improbable, as DIR. Natherst hai
never mentioned Il. Mr.. Natherst wal
| the eeologist Of the Nordenskj old sxpe
ditiou. Prof. Nordenskjold telegraphed
| 70 the Associated Press from So, etsbstel
under date Of september I'D that an Es
auimault named Hans Christian, whs
was the interpreter With DIR. Natherst
reported having met party of Esqui
maux at Good Haven who had come
from Woolstenholm. This party states
thai they had been informed by othcI
natives that the commander Of the
American expedition and another mem.
Der Of the patty were dead. The report
printed in the London TIMES may have
been based on the same story.