Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-18
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49, SoEN8 49, 1--WE
Loxpoa, April ia court circolsr
contains the following. vrittsn By the
Queea herseif: We have b record the
dsaxh Of 4r. Brown. the Qosens Per
soual attendant, vhiou took place II
Windsor al half-pAss II O'Clock Tues
day, the l7th. Of eryripelas- The event
has caused the deepest regret 70 the
Queen, the royal family and all men,
befs Of the royal ho0sehold. To Her
Majesty the Lon b irrepaxable, and the
lass Of her true. faithful, devoted ssr-
want va0 . G1uivoos shock 70 the Qnooo.
In 1919 Mr.. John Brown snHsrsd thu
Qussn's ssFvies q ous Of The Qoesn Gil
l,ss, and by hh cazsfll astsnxiun. staad-
ins0 and inte,lksnes. ross In lo6e %
the position a psfsonai ssTvaAt In
1854 it vas exis1dsd 70 that Of constant
personal sstsodant on Hsr Majesty On
all occasions. During 10 ysals and z
bali b ssrvsd Her Majesey faithfully,
and never ahssussd himeslf from III
duty for single day. He has accom-
panied the Qnssn n hse daily walks
and drives. and all her journsys and e.
petitions, ~ veil - psrsonally waiting
on her at banqusta. etc Ths hoosss,
faithful, dsvosed follower, the truse-
worthy. discreet ard straightforward
man, vas posssssed Of strong sense. He
dlled . peGition of great and anxioas ~
sponsibilitiss. the duties Of which we're
performed With such constantly in
creased care, - 70 secure foe himsDll
the friendship Of the Queen.
TAe oaeen Teavesang.
The Queen left Windsor this morning
for Osborna Owing - trouble from
ths sprainsd kneo she vao unable "a
walk and bad = b ifted 10 her ear
rage. The route vas carefully guarded.
TAs Aaia&assy Envsys.
LONDON. April l7.-Ssvsral member
Of Parliament and others have con-
graduated the Aalaeassy ENJOYS on the
satisfactory result Of their visit 10 the
United States, expressing hope that il
would lead to a good understanding.
Ths deputation also wished the ENJOYS
SUCCESS In their negotiation with France.
The chief envoy spoke in warm praise
OF the kindness received in America,
and cited tae intention Of the United
States to promote its agent in NADIA
gasca. to the rank Of Consul.
American objections.
The Canadian Pacific Railway has
notified the Grand Trunk Company
that it will not be able to carry out their
arrangement, because OF objections
raised in America.
To Bisam Ne Moro.
Sir Philip Rose, legal adviser of the
Tory party, ID dead.
French Oeeupaaion.
LISBON. April 1.-THE French ocou.
pied Portuguearp. on the Congo, after
To Ne Pcsapeaea.
BERLIN. April 17.-It 10 likely the cor
onatiol IT the Car will be postponed
till the 10Th Of June. Tie latest pro-
clamation merely refers TO the Gar in
scornf1l way, saying he ID bent ath
criticism. Well informed persons in
Russia express the opinion that no dan
ger need be feared sor the Car at the
coronation, With the exception, perhaps,
Of the acts Of isolated parties. That il
is unlikely the Sultan OF Turkey will be
invited.
Will Eates TarklsA Service.
Baron Won Goltz. Of the general stan
OF the German army, will enter the Turk
snu ootvtoc okA0 tOOxknu1Ao tUO mutbdIy
troops.
Threaienlas Talk.
PARIS, April l7.-It il said that should
Emperor Aunaw refuse the demands OF
France, a Thousand troops and several
gun boats will DO ssnt 70 OCCUPY STRAIT
egic points on the SanRkoir river. The
Government has expelled the Nihilist
Ches.apalod.
Her nlsAness' Reception.
OrrAwA. April 1.-THE Governor
General and Princess Louise had COR
dial reception today on arrival Tho
town baud played .'God Save the
Queen" a. she passed through the
crowd ON her way TO the carriage.
Leaving the depot the band played
"Home, Sweet Home" aud bouquets
wsre thrown into the carriage. All
along Elgin street the party was chesred
heartily. Tho eight policemen from
Toronto remain here . month on special
duty in connection with the Govern
ment House and Parliament buildings.
Extra guards were put ON at Rideau
Hall tonight. Fifteen officers il citi-
Gems dress mingled with tho 1000 people
assembled at tho depot to greet the
Princess.