Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-06-23

Eeypt Toulo De GUY regarded. church
Ill IN his second communication states
that he will forward Gladstone an in.
dictment of the Khedive on a charge O,
being the real author of the massacres,
and that he lord Randolph will be
prepared TO cooperate to the utmost
extent OF his resources to bring up such
witnesses "a may be necessary to prove
the truth of the statements in this par.
tlcular.
Il she Bead
PARIs, June I.-At the Cabinet
Council today 1t was positively stated
that the Queen Of Madagascar had been
dead six months and that the military
party had concealed the fact.
Prospect or . Settlement Of the Franco.
Chinese rrsabie.
PARIS, June PIE Gastiers saws:
Marquis Toseno, the Chinese ambassa-
dor at an interview yesterday with
Prime Minister Ferry declared that his
Government was DESTROYS of compro-
missing the difficulty between France and
China. There will be further interviews
between Marquis Toseng and Ferry. and
the prospects for satisfactory arrange
ment are good.
vandal Threats.
ATHENS, June 22.-Placards are posted
IN different parts Of the city by Anarch.
lists which contain the threat to destroy
the Royal Palace and ancient monu-
ments by explosives.
The Arlington Plate.
LONDON, June 22.-At Stockbridge the
Arlington plate handicap, for 100 gum
cas-, was won by A. Days Langtry. j. Z.
Pagot's Lacemau second, Lorillard's
Aranza third. There were nine starters.
Objects % n French Prosecterate.
PARIS, June 2l.-The Chinese Embas-
sador and Minister Ferry had an inter
view today. The former was very con-
ciliatory on all points except that of re-
cocnition Of French suzerainty over
AMMAN. His views on this question. be
said, he would not abandon.
Dael with swords.
CoPENHAaEN. June PA duel be-
tween Eichee and Balazzie was fought
by moonlight. The weapons were
swords. The wounds of Eichee will
prove fatal. Balazzie is fugitive.
united States senator Abroad.
LONDON, June 2l.-United States SEN
ator Jones of Florida was in toe Com |
mons yesterday, and communicated with |
several Irish members. Senator Jones
next week will attend the banquet to be |
given by the Mayor of Dublin.
Missionaries Murdered.
BERLIN. June 2l.-A telegram con-
1rms the report of the murder of two |
rsap - -, p.
Rists Against the Jews.
ST. GALL, Switzerland, June 22.-Seri-
Jus riots against the Jews have oc-
,urred here. A number of Jewish shops
we're pillaged and the police stoned
While endeavorin2 to stop the exoesses.
soldiers have been summoned to quell
he disturbances.
Fortifying.
PARIS, June pa dispatch from Ton
Iuin, dated June 18th, states that Gen.
}ouel, the French commander, is forti-
ying Hanoi, Nawden and Hayphonge.
)pei at .ons will not begin until the
roops are completely organized.
horrible Charge. aud Probably
Untrue.
vienna, June pat the great trial Mt
Hungary, of number of
ews accused of having murdered a
girl at Tioz aezlar, to use her
lood tn mix with their passover bread,
be sister of the girl alleged to have
cen murdered testified that she spoke
, her sister on the afternoon the muir
er is said to have occurred, while on
ne ether hand the principal witness for |
nc prosecution, a Jewish boy named .
lorltz Scharf, swore that he saw the :
murder committed in the synagogue
efore the midday meal was parfaken of.
ne trial is causing extraordinary ex-
itemen-. Christians in the vicinity are
hostile to the accused, to the
ews who attend the trial and to the
ewish counsel for the defense when
hey rise to speak. The father of the
oy Scharf is one of the prisoners
harged with the crime. The boy,
hough not legally compelled to testify
gainst his father, elected to do 80. He
oils his story with great GOODNESS, but
efused his fathers request to speak in
is native German. AMI the eide. Scharf
eclares the boy would not dare to tell
lie In that tongue. The prisoners spat
{ and cursed the witnesses against
hem. 1t has been elected in the course
( the trial that the boy Scharf intends
0 become q Christian, that he had been
old by q Catholic priest about the
LEGGED use of Christian blood in max
ng passover bread, and that he had
'een threatened by the police prior to
peuing the examination.
The Pope's Protest.
ROME, June pa protest was re-
emily sent by the Pope to President
3revy regarding church matters in
france. In a candid, amicable and
lrm tone His Holiness points to the
,ainful position of the church in
france because of the policy of the Re-
,ublic during the last few wears. He
ays laws hostile to the church are now
icing prepared. The Pope's pacific as
urances to France at various times
eally signify desire to avoid a painful
conflict which would be equally as dis
lstreus breach to the church as to the
state. President Grevy will use his in
iuence to prevent such conflicts.
1roquols 10 Come Home.
LONDON, June 22.-The Sportsman
Iays that p. Lorillards' horses lroq aois,
Aranaza and Parthenia will return TO
america shortly, where Iroquoise will
IN in several races and then 90 In
Itud. JOCKEY Cannon has purchased
Lorillards' Sachem. The Prince of
Wales congratulated Lorillard on the
!uccess Of Iroquois in winning the
cup.
Inneabruck Recomuended % Mercy.
The court which sentenced to death
who drove Overdank, the
,Omb manufacturer, across the frontier,
him to the mercy Of the
Emperor.
The Queea Returned.
LONDON, June 22.-Queen Victoria
aas left Balmoral for Windsor.
PASSENGERS PEE ELDER.