Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-06
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Marching orhen fer the Salvaassn
| Army.
NKurcHArEI, Oct. IA public meet.
ing has been called for next Sondav 10
demand of the authorities the expuIsion
from the country of the Salvation army.
ueavv oefAie.sisa.
| LONDON, Oct. "A reward Of elOO in
offered for the arrest of Geo. Warden.
Secretary Of the London and River
Plate Bank, who, il il said. absoonded
Yesterday. The bank suffers q loss of
from 10000 to GlOO,OOO by Wardon's
dsfalcation, but its surplus IL sufficient
to cover all Losses. Warden vas also
manager Of the bank.
he Was 0aly sAaaning.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Paris corre.
spendent Of the Times eays Il In uov
positively known that illness vas not
the cause Of the absence of the Minis
Ter OF War from the reception given to
Alphons0 at the Elysee Sunday. He
voluntarily aud ostentatiously held aloof
from the banquet. and that RlsrinQ gap
occasioned by his absence had 10 be
filled by An I'D Interim Minister. Ferry
then thought himself bound 70 inform
President Grevy Of the deplorable effect
OF fheo. Boodoin's conduct in p ,litical
circles upon European opinion.
Advance 0emanaeA.
MANCHESTER. Oct. ga meeting IF
delegates was held here, representing
lO,UO miners.g An agreement was ar
rived at to ask an advance in wages Of
Ii per cent.
Poor Thebaudin.
LONDON. OCT. ga Paris dispatch
states that Grevy has accepted Thebau-
din's resignation Of she War Office.
Returned q Werk.
ASHTON, Oct. 5.-The weavers Who
struck yesterday again returned TO work
at the mills.
| still lnsulled.
LONDON, Dot. Alt is reported from
Madrid that the Spanish Government il
dissatisfied with the Paris Journals Of
ficial publication that President Grew
apolOgized to Alfonso for the insulting
reception he met with in the streets OF
Paris, and not the full text Of the apol-
ogy, and has now resolved to AJAX for the
publication IT the full text. Il il also
reported that HaRasta has opposed
making any changes in the Spanish
Ministry until matters pending between
spain and foreign nations have been
settled. The foreign nations forwarded
TO Alfonso their congratulations on the
enthusiastic reception afforded him on
his return TO Madrid.
Committee or Vengeance.
LONDON, Got. "a Dublin CORE
spondent Of the Globe says that an in
vincible vengeance committee has been
formed to hunt all informers. The
COMMITTEES has paid spies throughout
the British colonies and in North and
South America.
Frances Tive Troubles
LONDON, Oct. "a Madrid dispatch
says that Challomel Lecour, French
Minister for Foreign Affairs, has advised
that she full text 81 Crews apology 70
Alfonso be officially published. and that
the leaders of the demonstrate, in
Paris against the King be punished.
A Saramousa crowd assembled before
the French Consulate and began to
stone the building, when they were
charged by the police and dispersed. A
Paris dispatch to the Telegraph says
that member of the cabinet declares
that the campaign in Tonqain must be
energetically pushed to decisive blow
before France comes TO terms with Chi
ma, whose response to the French terms
for settlement beyond q question is
largely due TO announcements received
frnm ENGLAND