Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-14
FO r EIG y
IN Feeling In saaniashs

WINNIPEG, Nov. l3-The report sen,
forth regarding the anti-confederatior
or anti Canadian movement in Manito-
ba had very little foot for foundation,
hostile feeling exists throughout the
country to the monopoly provision of the
Canadian Pacific charter. Since farmers
have commenced to market grain they
are largely persuaded that Transports
ton charges are excessive and that the
railway favors one large firm in various
ways. This, added to the increase upon
Agricultural implements last spring,
further strengthened by expectations of
the farmers, they propose holding meet
| lnRs at various points to discuss the
question and prepare circumstances for
parliament at the next session. Anti
confederation is MISSIONER, and was
applied by local papers as literally or
ganized, threatening to 20 to Congress
IN winnipeg, because they undertook to
discuss the grievance of the nrovince.
The land reserves made by the Canadian
Government have also caused strong
hostility. There is really no deep seat
cd anti Canadian feeling existing, but
strong feeling does exist for more in
innate commercial relations with the
United States, and Canada must redress
the grievances mentioned or trouble may
ensue.
A Modest Demand.
ROME, Nov. 13.-The American Cath
olic Bishops held their first meeting to
day at the College of the Propaganda.
ALI the Cardinals of the Propaganda
we're present. The principal question
discussed was that Of addressing a de-
mand to the government of the United
States that the relations between Church
and State be based upon canon law.
In Precarious Poaiaiou.
NORTH SYDNEY, G. b., Nov. l3.-The
steamer ashore at Low Point is the
sealef Commodore. A furious gale from
the west prevents communication. She
lies easy now, and will get of unless tho
wind changes to the north, which will
drive her up the rocky shore and totally
wreck her.
4 Mad Paper.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The third number
OF the socialist paper, Prolitdredte, has
appeared at Warsaw and it urges on q
revolt.
Imperial sabscription.
Emperor William has given a thous- |
and marks to forward the universal |
Luther subscription for the education |
of children and clergymen. The deco |
ration of the order of the Red Eagle has |
been conferred upon Rudolf Liemering, |
the sculptor of the Luther Statue at
Eisleben.
short wheat Crop.
Toronto, Nov. 12.-The wheat crop
of Canada is believed to be at least ten |
million bushels short. Millers are Or
ganiZing to secure the abolition of duty |
on imports of grain from the United |
States.
Very Cautious.
ST. PETERsBuRo, Nov. 13.-Simultane-
Ously with the departure of DegrierS, |
Secretary of State for Switzerland via |
Berlin to visit his daughter, editors of !
st. Petersburg newspapers received an |
order forbiddin0 the Disgusting OF |
probability of war with Germany. De- |
grier visits Bismarck.
Guarantee Provided For.
OTTAwA, Nov. l3.-The Canadian Pa
ciic Railroad guarantee is completed, |
and the agreement executed.
Three Barges Lost.
LONDON, Conn, Nov. 13.-The barges
Ida, Dunberberg and Osprey are lost. |
Drowned on the Osprey, Captain Henry
Conway and John Murphy; on the Dun
derberg, Captain Henry Frohmau and
two seamen; on the Ida, o. L. Smith,
one man and boy.
Cas1s Belli.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Crown Prince
has postponed his departure for Madrid
until Saturday.
Of Thrilling Inserest.
MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE ministers dis
cussed the policy of the government in
view of the controversy between the
organs of Senior Sagasta and the dynam-
ite left, in regard to reform of tho con-
stitution and universal suffrage, to
which the Sdgasta organs are opposed.
No decision was reached. II is rumored
that the ministers are not in complete
accord.
The Revolt In servia.
BEIaRADE, New. l3.-The Districts of
Cerna, Reka and Kujaxevaz are in a
state of seige and all available troops
have been sent from here. The rebels
no longer retreat from the troops, but
encounter them in q determined man.
ner. Some desperate fighting has oc
CURED and the insurgents hold Alivi-
natz.
Preach Relnfsrcements.
HOMO KoNa, Nov. 12-Three thou
sahd French reinforcements have ar
rived At AMMAN. and will be sent to Hal
moi immediately. It is expected that
an advance will be made ON Sontay
within fortnight.
Te Visit Their Commander
BERLIN, Nov. 13.-It is stated that
deputation from King Alf0ns6's Uhlast
regiment we're to accompany the Grown
Prince to Spain.
The Chiaese Minister 70 keaurn -
Paris.
PARB, Nov. IA telegram states
that the Marquis Thing has been in
duced 20 visit Paris by a cnneratulatory
| interview with WsddinRton, the French
Ambassador ct London.
4 HORRIBLE PUNlsmMENT.