Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-20
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70 the teasts IN honor of Queen victo-
ma and President Arthur Mr.. James.
IN responding to tbs toast took occasion
70 speak OF the Improvement in the hos
Pitalifies between America and Eng
land.
| Sent On q Mission.
PARs, Sept. 19.-Admiral Piersou,
French Minister Of Marine, having re-
ceived telegram from Hosaer. men
tlonin2 that the early arrival of rein
forcements had produced a good i'm
preston, and also that Geaerai Boels
bad been sent on a mission, teleoraphed
SAIGON at Hon2kong, asking full details
OF Gen. Boers departure.
Terrible SUFFERING as Sea
| 81. JOHNS. NJ, sept. l9.-The French
schooner Mercury, which arrived at St.
Pierre last night from Grand Rank,
picked up on the 18th instant two New
foundland fishermen, named Walsh and
Matthews, in dory, having been six
days adrift without food or water They
became delirisus, and Walsh opened bis
veins and sucked blood to quench his
terrible thirst. They were 50 helpless
they had to be hoistsd aboard the
vessel with q rope. The Mercury also
brought the captain and three Of the
crew OF the wrecked Newfoundland
bark Medianna. They knew nothing of
the balance of the crew.
The Rain Checks tae Fever.
| GUAYMAs, Sept. 19.-Yesterday's rains
have checked the fever. No new cases
have been reported since last night.
By order Of the Prefect pastiles are
being burned 10 the streets to aid in the
purification Of the atmosphere. Busi-
peas houses are reopening.
| Deadly work Of the scoarHe.
SAN Francisco, Sept. l9.-IntslIigence
received today from Guaymas announces
the death at that place from yellow
fever OF George Il. Rickelson, an old
resident of this city, and as seriously
Ill OF the same disease VIM. Hooper,
member of shipping firm here. Ii is
supposed many other Americans have
succumbed to the disease, bat it 10 i'm
possible yet to obtain names. The &C.
ton of the Mexican authorities in Sc
creting the existence of yellow fever is
seriously condemned. II ia now known
that many were suffering from the dis
ease long before the authorities per-
United il to be made known.
Foot and Meath Disease In England.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia letter from Lon
don under date of September 6.h saws:
| The fost and mouth disease ia reported
spreading rapidly in Bedfordshire. The
infection has appeared in nearly every
parish in the Woburn police division;
bat ~ yet, though the park houses sre
| surrounded with the disease, the ducal
estate has not been invaded. About ten
herds of cattle are already infected in
the division, besides several herds of
sheep. Thirty fresh outbreaks of foot
and mouth disease were reported to the
local authorities yesterday, making a
total of 80 infected places in the dis
trict. Peterborough, Horncastle and
Grantham are all affected. On the Nor
folk pastures the foot and mouth disease
is spreading. 1t is not traceable to
sales or movement of cattle. There are
try, and for the week ending September
lst 1912 cattle, 1892 sheep and - hogs
were returned as affected.
O'Dennellis Aniecedenss.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-fhe Times, in
tracing the autecedsnts of O'Donnell,
finds that he is IS years of age, and
native of M-rcilady County, Ireland.
He has been to America several times,
and served in the American war. He
lived for some time in Philadelphia,
and kept public house ON the Cana
dian border. He invested his funds in
silver mines and Fenian bonds, and lost
his money. He returned to Ireland in
May, and frequented the company of
Irish Americans in Londonderry. He
carried a revolver. and was considered
a strong Nationalist, but was opposed
to the lnvincibles. He denounced Ca
rey when the latter turned inforner,
| and declared that he would not shoot
but burn him by inches. He went 70
the Cape to seek his Torture, because
he considered America played out. He
bal never seen Carey before taking
passage, and had no idea the informer
was on board the steamer Kinsuno
Castle when he embarked. The de-
Tense will probably claim that Carey
tried to shoot the prisoner, who
wrenchsd the revolver away and used il
10 protect his own life. II is stated
O'Donnell has a brother Who is living
in Ireland, and will eudaavor to obtain
the services of A. n. Sullivan, III. p. to
conduct the defense. Friends of
O'Donnell ridiculs the idea that he
went to the Cape for the special pur-
pose of killing Carey.
Booths Funeral.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 19.-The funeral
of Juaius Brutus Booth will take place
on Thursday.
France vs.. China.
LONDON, Sept. ia Standard Paris
correspondent says: The memorandum
| discussed in today's interview between
Marquis Using and Prime Minister
Ferry, contains the French counter pro-
p,sals to those which Tsing formulated
when last here. Chinese diplomats are
unfavorably impressed bv the substitu-
| ton Of NJ. Ferry for Challomel Lecour.
| in the negotiation. The news of Gen.
Bovle's departure under pretense of u
| mission 10 the English colony, vas the
occasion of much surprise here. The
Standard $ Vienna correspondent says:
The Ameriotn minister to China has
| joined With Eaglish representatives in
urging China to come to an under
standing with France. The American
mercantile marine have received in
structions from France that all vessels
carrying war materials 70 Tonquin will
be captured as privsteers BY the French
navy.
Cigar Makers Ceuveaiisu.
TORONTO, Sept. l9.-The Cigar Makers
Convention continued its session. The
report Of the President was read. IL
stated thai for the year ending June
last 3.O77, 49i.0 37 cigars we're nanufac-
tured IN she United States. Il recon-
mended regulation Of Chinese labor in
the States. Il should be legislatsd for
in the Dominion. The employment OF
women and ildren was deprecated and
legislation recommended ~ prevent it
as much as psasible. Children under IA
years OF sge should be prevented ALTO
Rethef, and fer children over that age
and women the hours should be reduced
from ten to nine. Strikers were referred
to and arbitration recommended. Cigay-
making in tenemcnts vas condemned
strongly.
DISMISSED FOB HAzrNa.-The recon-
mendsfions of the naval court martial in
the case Of Naval Cadets B-ai.,.in
Trapl.ll. Archibald Campbell. Ellsworth
Bsrthoe and Frank Moeiler, tried on a
charge Of hazing, that they be dismiased
i - 49, 4 ~.