Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-04
FOREIGN.


FOR EI9N
An Expenstse LuxuPy.
HAVANA, OCT. 2.-TeleQrauhio advices
from Fort-au-P Primes state that sinoa the
outbreak OF the rebellion in Havti 800
houses have been burned.
The King Returns = MaArsa.
Madrid, Oct. 2.-Aifonso arrived thu.
afternoon. An enormous crowd com
pletely blocked the streets between the
railway station and the royal palace.
fiaRs we're displayed in every part of
sne city and many shops we're closed.
Inc Queen vent to the Escurial 10 meet
the King, whom cabinet ministers, civil
and military officers and many Deputies
and Senators Welcomed at the sta
ton on the arrival of the train. Loud
cheers were raised lasting several min
utes. Their majesties prooet-dei t. the
palace Ia a carriage escorted. They were
surrounded and followed BY a GREAT.
mass Of people. Plaudits continued all
along the whole route, ladies in car
riages and ON balconies waving hand-
kerchiefs. The enthusiasm was greatest
IN the square before the palace, where
thousands had assembled almost stop
pl z the progress Of the royal carriages.
The KING appeared on the balcony Of
the palace several times and afterwards
held popular reception. Tonight
grand serenade will be given before the
palace by all the bands Of the garrison.
Many houses throughout the city we're
illuminated.
chief Ssh Pepersed bead.
CARLITAs, Mex, Sept. 2s.-Indiaus
coming into Casa Grande, say that Juh
vas killed by falling of his horse while
intoxicated. They say he fell over q
rocky precipice. the road being above.
People do not believe the report and
consider 1t some sharp manouyer. They
are still apprehensive Of an outbreak.
The Mexican general. Chata, is at Car
litas With body Of troops, while Juh,
with Chal0. has been having his head
quarters in the Sierras, q few miles
above town, with large force. Small
bodies OF Indians we're in the habit of
coming into town almost daily, and
seemed we'll supplied with American
money. but daring the past few days
they have kept out of sight. Owing to
their suspicious movements they have
excited approximations among the popu-
lace, who anticipate another raid.
Nsrshcese speaks.
BELFAST, Oct. 3.-Sir Stafford North
cote opened the Conservative Club here
today. In reply to an address of vel
come, he denounced the disastrous pol-
10y of the 30 called National party, and
asked the Conservatives of ireland to
unite against the would be destroysrs Of
their religion and their liberties.
Making %.
PARIS, Dot. 3.-King Alfonso has in
structed Duo Feran Numez, the Span
ish Ambassador, to contribute 10000
francs for the relief of the poor of
Paris.
seMeth1ng New.
OTrAwA, Got. 3.-The Canadian Pa
oi6o Railway authorities have issaed
circulars directing that conductors shall
not allow passengers to turn over seats
or allow them to take parcels of any
kind into the car, their lunch baskets
being riRidly excluded.
The Preach Government.
LONDON, OCT. 3.-Tinaes' editorial: A
government which cannot secure
courteous reception for national guests
in its swn capital can hardly be ac-
quilted Of weakness and incapacity
even II 1t escapes suspicion ON the score
of sincerity and good will. During his
brief tenure OF Office, Challemel Laoour,
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has irritated Germany, rufi1ed the good
will Of England and quarreled with
China.
) Can he Have IT.
METZ. Dot. 3.-Antony, who was AZ
rested Yesterday charged with high
treason TO Germany, has asked for re-
lease ON bail.
The TPeables of France.
PARIS. Oct. SIT is stated that Ferry
yesterday resigned as Prime Minister.
Grevv, however. refused to accept. The
greatest confusion prevails among the
ministers and their supporters. Paix
declares that & Q ministry alone is re-
sponsiblo for tho failure Of the visit of
Alfonso. IL Ii rumored that the Ger
man Government addressed An ener-
Retic note to France concerning the
treatment in Paris Of Alfonso.
OsOeanell's Defenae.
LONDON. OCT. 3.-O'Donneli, the
slayer of Carey, has directed the dis
bursement Of $l50O, Just received from
the committee appointed in New York
~ raise funds for his defense.
Chana Nss Prepared for War.
PARIs. Dot. 3.-fhe Figaro asserts
that fryon, the French representative
IN China, has tslographed the govern
msnt that no serious preparations for
war are being made. He says that the
idea Of war with France 10 badly re-
oeived in the provinces, and il repudi-
ated by the Council of the Empire. He
says that China could music. only 10000
troops with European arms for service In
Tonquin. The Figaro says it believes
Prime Minister Ferry Ii willing TO neu-
tralize the northern provinces of Ton
quin, but will not Oede them TO China,
aud has 90 instructed TrvOn. Il says
also that Ferry will inform Marquis
Tzing. the Chinese Ambassador, in an
interview today, Of the CONCESSIONS that
he will make in the TOnquin matter.
Csacersing Llest. Greeley.
LONDON. Dot. 3--Prof. Nordenskj old,
referring to the testimony of Hans
Heudriok, the Esquimaux, that Lieut..
Greeley: the commander Of the Amsri-
Can Arctic Expedition. had been muir
dered by mutin0us crew, Hendrick
was told that . brave commander vas
murdered, which Prof. Nordenskjold
says u evidently Esquimaux exaggers-
ton, resembling the Islander circulated
a. 70 the cause Of Capt. Halls death.
shakcapearess Grave.
STRArFoRD- uPoN-AvoN, OCT. SIN Au-
gust last DR.. Ingleby, one ofthe trustees
of the birthplace OF Shakespeare, pro-
posed that the remains Of Shakespeare
should be exhumed in order TO compare
the skull with the monumental bust in
the church as well - 20 ct Is rest the
question Of the CORRECTNESS Of the many
conflicting portraits Of the great
poet In existence. The proposition TO
oeived the endorsement Of Rev.
@. Arbuthnot. vicar Of this place. Upon
referring to the terms Of sepulture, how
mains could not b exhumed or dis