Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-16
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Railway bill paased the Heose BY q
majority Of two 10 ono.
TPoohles IN EGypG.
| CAno, Dec. s15.-There il great q.
element among Ausseln,en and Christ.
ians IN upper Egypt. which 10 attribu.
ted to the action Of American mission
aries. The captains arc defiant and q
popular Outbreak 10 Imminent. The Gov
ernor has warned the Egyptian govern
ment Of the situation.
The Peaee 81 Europe.
BK11.N. Dec. 1.-THE Preach embas-
sader has returned from Friederisks-
rye. where he visited Bismarck and
Was with the German Chancellor three
hours. He 10 satisfied With tho views
obtained from Bismarck regarding the
relations between France and Germany.
PFeDaslnG . Riee.
DUBLIN, Dec. 15.-Piaoards bearing
the signature of Col. Stuart Knox,
Grand Master, and posted in DUNCAN
non, announce q monster meeting Of
OranRemen at Dromere, County Down,
on tho LIST Of January, in opposition to
the meeting of Parnellites at the same
time and place. Lord Rossmore will
be present.
Concerning IsaSain A2alr.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-In the Chamber of
Deputies today, Prime Minister Ferry
introduced q bill demanding q supple
mentary TonQuin credit Of 12,0O.OO
francs for the first nix months Of 1884.
The preamble states that recent events
mako it necessary to dispatch freeh re-
Endorsements, and that General Millot,
lately Commandant Of Paris, has been
entrusted with the supreme command
Of the French troops on shere, with
General NeRIire and D. DeLeslie assist
ing. Admiral Coarbet will resume
command Of the naval forces. Urgency
for the bill vas votsd.
Fer Henry Marsin.
The 0ovesnment will ak the Cham.
Der Of Deputies for . credit Of 10000
francs for public funeral fer Henry
Martin, the historian.
nese lanl&raalen.
OTTAWA, De. 1.-THE Dominion pey-
eminent 10 being strongly pressed to
take immediate action 20 prevent an in
1ux Of Chinese into British Columbia.
Upward Of 5000 Of these undesirable set-
tiers are without work In that provinces.
They resort 70 all kinds Of dspredations
70 keep themselves alive, and several
cases Of murder have already been 10
ported. Plunderiug 10 their sole means
Of support. Many Of them cross over
to United States territory, defyine de-
lection, and then niagle with their fol-
low oountrymen. Tho Dominion gov
eminent has heretofore refused TO inter
fore, on the ground that the construct
ors Of the Canadian Pacific rail-
way could not build the road
without Chinese labor. The pro-
vincial government arc moving in
the matter, aud Sir John Macdonald
will now have to aooede to tho demands
Of the province, and legislate against
Chinese immigration The coming season.
UAeasy FEELING a PaFis.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-It il stated that ov-
ing to tho revolution at Hue and the
death OF King Helphema, the govern
ment has ordered Admiral Corbett to
remain upon tho defensive until he ia
further reinforced. An uneasy feeling
is again apparent here, owing to the
silence of the government in regard to
affairs in tho East. The Bourse is agi-
tatsd. and prices are dropping.
The Crown Prince.
BARcxLoNA. Dec. Is. - The Crown
Prince Of Germany during his stay here
visited tho cathedral and other places
of note. He was everywhere we'll re-
ceived. He embarked this evening for
Italy, the German squadron esc0rtinR
him.
koMH, Dee. 15.-The German Crown
Prince upon his arrival here will cause
formal application to be made for an
audience with the Pope, whose reply
thereto will be guided BY the terms Of
the request.
steamer launched.
GLASGOW, Dec. 1.-THE North Cor
man Lloyd steamer Elder, of 1000 tons
burden and 5000 horse power, was
launched today from the yards Of John
Elder q Co.
Nearing Deash.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The soaffold upon
which O'Donnell will be executed is be-
ing erected by the hanRman inside of
NewRate, and will remain there until
after the execution. O'Donnell sleeps
veil. and takes his meals regularly.
He don't occupy the cell to which con.
demncd persons are usually assigned,
but 10 placed in q larger one. He has
two wnrAens constantly Watching him,
although usually only one man is
detailed for this service.
OsNOnuell Cheerful.
LONDON. Dec. 15.-O'Donnell main
tains great frmness Of demeanor and is
apparently prepared, for his fate. He
regards himself as a martyr. His de-
termineA air Of bravado and cheerful
indifference TO his impending tate has
greatly Impressed his wardens. His
brother visited him for twenty minutes,
and at parting O'Donnell ahook his
hand, exclaiminR, GOOD by. old fell
10y keep mp your spirits and don't be
dOWnCast because of me-"
billiards.
LYONS, Dec. l5.-The first of q series
Of Oo-point billiard matches, between
CARRIER and DAILY, was played tonight.
the SCORE was, GARNER GOO, DAILY 504.
Cheerful.
LONDON, Dec. l5.-The Observer says
all NE preparations for the execution
Of O'Donnell on Monday are completed.
The greatest precautions have been TAX
"a 20 prevent any hitch occurring In the
maohinosy Of tho scaffOld.
OOonnell's brother at the farewell
interview Was terribly upset. Father
Fleming will attend ODonnell's last
0ements.
Reported Reveluilon ~ fekla.
| Pam, Dec. l5.-It il reported in the
Hobbies Of tho Chamber Of Dspaties that
| . revolution has occusred in the palace
- Pskin, resulting in tho triumph Of
the military party hostile TO an arrange
meat With France, and thereby causing
the dienaes OF Ii Hung Chang, the
Prime Minister.
speech ffo0 he sDan1sh Throne.
NADarD. Dec. liking Alfonso
epeaed TIE Cortss this evening With the
u0aal eeeomeny.
In hi speeoh The King deplorsd the
lAte lnausTsotson among The military.
RscsssinG n she recent journey, be d.
dared thnt hi 0bjoot w. 70 NV debts