Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-17
FoREI'aN
Honsrs 10 Royalty,

Honers 10 Royal
MONTREAL, Oct. I5.-Tbe Goyeruo
General and Princess Louise arrives
this afternoon aad were met at the de
pot by she Mayor and civil diyuitaries
who accompanied their excellencies Il
windsor, where a farewell address wa,
read 70 the Marquis. Several other ad
dresses. one from the Alumni of Nc
Gil University, were also presented. A
| citizens ball to the Governor Genera
and Princess Louise at Windsor toniph'
was grand and successful entertain
ment. the corridors and bail room be
ing tastefully decorated with evergreen.
and nags of nations TAe vice regal
party, which was large, were received
With great enthusiasm on their eutree
His exceliency and the princess took
part IN the first auadrille, the Mayor
and other civic magnates joining. A
| raised dias III the center of the grand
hall was erected especially for their ex-
cellencies, and many ladies and gentle
men were present. During she evening
the ball was patronizsd By the elite OF
the city. There will be parade in ear
riageS tomorrow afternoon.
shat Caught - Cleared - Escape Of
Prisoners.
VICTORIA, Is. c.. Oct. I6.-Some fisher.
men seining near the harbor this morn
ing found dozen young shad, the first
ever caught in these waters. They are
undoubtedly the progeny of the shad
that were placed in the Sacramento
river some years ago.
Cieared-The British iron bark Mon
tauban. for Portland, to load for the
United Kingdom.
AZ Lytton last evening. while the
Jaiier was at supper, four prisoners,
awaiting trial at the assizes, made their
escape, and have not since been caught.
The shaw Outrage.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-rhe Telegraph saws :
At the Ministers of Marine the Shaw diff.
ticulty ia regarded as settled. 1t SAYS
shaw will receive An indemnity of
GO,OOO francs for losses sustained by
him at the hands of the French in Mad
agascar, and M. Challomel Lacour, the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, will
address the British Foreign Office a di-
plomatic letter regarding the occur
rance.
Accident on q Mexican Railroad
MEXICO, Oct. 15.-Yesterday the Span
ish bridge on the Central Railroad near
Aguas Calientes fell with construction
tram of eighteen cars and two engines.
Engineers Delway and Hopkins, and
three Mexicans were killed. The train
is a complete wreck. The delay to con-
struction will be slight.
O'Donnell's Trial.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-The witnesses for
ODonnell now at Cape Town leave i'm
mediately for England. The trial opens
Thursday, although it is thought gov
eminent will not seriously oppose an
adjournment.
Canadian Failure.
TORONTO, Oct. 15.-Jshn w. Treeu.
wholesale clothing merchant, assigned
In trust for the benefit of his creditors.
The assets are 100000; liabilities $1lO,-
700. Treen is clergyman of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church.
Murdered with a Pitehfork.
DUBLIN, Oct. ia farmer, named
Spencer, living near Cork, was attacked
and murdered with pitchfork yester-
day. Ten persons have been arrested.
Will Bring Gins.
vienna, Oct. l5.-It is reported that
the King of AMMAN is preparing depu-
tation for Paris with presents for Presi-
dent Grevy and ministers.
Jamaica's Governor.
LONDON, Oct. l5.-The report of the
appointment of General Sir Henry Nor
man as Governor of Jamaica is con-
tirmed. The appointment is approved
by the Queen.
Trichinosis In saxony.
LONDON, Oct. l6.-An outbreak of
triohinOsis is reported at Ermsleben, in
Prussian Saxony. One hundred and
eighty persons are suffering. There
have been four deaths.
socialists Arrested.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-Foreign Socialists.
with forged passports, have been ar
rested at Reval. The trial of eighteen
Socialists charged with high treason,
began today at Olmutz, Moravia.
The American Hog 10 be yiadicaied
PARIS, Oct., 16.-Prime Minister
Ferry, in speech at Havre, foreshad-
owed the withdrawal of the present em-
barge upon the importation of American
bacon,
O'Denneil cannot have Tobacco
scheme or Immigration.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-rhe Justices oon-
sidered the letter of Guy, ODonnell's
solicitor, in regard to his client being
deprived of the use of tobacco. The
commissioners after seeing the prisoner
and hearing the opinion of the prison
physician that O'Donnell was in excel
lent health, refused O'DOnnell the use
of tobacco.
The society for promoting state aid to
immigration, will inquire into the con-
dition of the working classes in the east
end of London, with view of ascer-
Ftaining how many persons may feel in
clined to immigrate to northwestern
Canada. The result of the inquiry will
be furnished to the Government.
The English Grain Market.
LONDON. Oct. 16.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its review of British grain
the past week. says: Weather favor
able; fresh samples of wheat in an i'm
proved condition; good demand for
fine, which is scarce. Flour very fine.
Barley hardening other kinds easier.
Foreign wheat unchanged. but in favor
of buyers: stocks large. Foreign -four
in buyers favor. Maize lower, dull.
rOrolRn barley IN buyers FAVOR. few
cargoss of wheat are off the coast !;
seven arrivals and three sales. Three
cargoes have been withdrawn, one
cargo of Californian remained. Trade
forward; light sales of English wheat
during the week, n Cos quarters, at 40s.
Sd. per quarter. against 81 ,S07 quarters,
at S9s. I'd. per quarter during tho COR
responding week of last year.
lasernaiissal Fisheries Awards.
LONDON, Oct. 16-R. Edward Earl and
VIM. V. Cox, United States delegates
to the International Fisheries Exhihi-
ton, announce the following awards:
The jury awarded - oOld, AZ silver, and
. bronze medals and 20 diplomas and 7
special prizes to the United States ex
hibitors. The United States Fish Com
mission received eighteen gold medals.
Other gold medals were given to the
United States National Museum, u. s.
Lighthouse Board, and u. 8. Signal
Service. Gold medals we're also given
among other citizens Of tho United
States: To Prof. David 8. Jordon, of