Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-02
FOREIGN.


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scxonzA, B. G., Nov. LA uvusersour
snsR e beinx investigated - -
we3ui1sfer. On Wednesaag thr~-
nyoan Indians wsxs found II 49,.
mon Of . Columbia rivsr fskirc bo~f
~ - quite rev, and the masks have ~
Deeu strained IN heavy cnIee. The
are branded with bot iron ara e3nh ~
sne toroo bears the letters -. n w
"a we places. The boat 4 oou<,rs a.
tened and vorsh fz0Q TIE fndian.
sy fnsy bought IL from salIor for co
Wnsn asked from what mort thss sni,ed
one ans9sred. Came down Frsser
Fvsr. They are IN prsson ami win -
examined on Monday. In The boat tbe
constable found chart Of Haro STRATA
and chest Of earpenters' tools. re
Iefssrs +. J. B. are carved on cne a.
Toe planes with = knife. An the tools
are married H. p. c. In uortmsn-
tsan there b . lot Of undercIothino.
gate nev, . fne Iineu shirt and : suif
o. clothes for boys. In an old pocket
oook we're Uncovered. with the aid Of 4
microscope. the following entries !.
homestead application $751;. 1851 !;
worked for w. 8. Slade one month. =
On another page appears this entry 4
.. u. brecn, Esq.; Albert Sangtry Tor
lAnRtfy1. Tacoma. bouRht one cow Of
y. Elder. Breen and Deitrich-n On an
other page, In same hand: " Out herd.
Ing Cinnamon on Seabird Bluff March
o iosS. There was q fiddle in the
boat. Sesbird Bluff Is On the Frazer.
and railway officials will know who Il
was who quit herdinR the Chinese. An
album fresh from the store contains toe
liksness Of an Indian, his wife and
child and tbs miniature likeness Of
younR white man who was AGED about
twenty-five when the picture was taken.
4 Gale.
LONDON, Nov. LA gale il raging To-
day on the east coast Of Scotland.
squelched Statesmen.
BERLIN, Nov. l.--Messrs. Levetzov.
Seydewitz, Gneist and Hsfrechs, all we'll |
known statesmen, failed OF re election |
10 the Ksichstag on the first ballot.
Ne Aassraitsm Fcderssiss.
LoSDoN. Nov. 1.-The English Minis |
ny has abandoned the Australian fedsr- |
ation bill, In consequences Of the sppoa- |
siou displayed by the Assembly Of New
south Wales,
Disastrsus Fasfe In . Glasgow rhe..
Ter.
GLASGOW. Nov. LA panic occurred
u the Star Theater this evening, caused
oy cry OF fire. During the rush of
ne audience to escape from the build
nR sixteen people were killed and
'welve seriously injured. The perform
lnoe bad proceeded without Interrupt
ion until shortly after 8 o'clock, when
'ome one shouted Fire r. The whole
audience instantly rose to it's feet and
made rush to the several exits. The
great mass OF people in the pit. in rush.
ng thsrefrom, met q crushing crewd
ooorIng down from the galleries. A
FEARFUL and fatal block followed. The
Wild shrIeks OF agony aud despairinR
'ries for belP could not then be an
'wered. The mass of panic stricken
were appealed to by the Off.
'ers OF the theater and by the police to
hold back. but the appeals were unheed-
"a. The crazed crowd frantically
pressed toward the outlets, trampinc
Town and over the weaker ones until
he street was reached. When tho the
tier was finally cleared sixteen corpses
we're found on the stair leading from
he gallery, and twelve persons were SO
BADLY injured that they only gave evil
ience that life was not extinct by their
,iteoas means.
Upon the FIRST alarm being rung, the
whole fire department quickly went to
he rescue, and with the police tried
heir utmost to allay the panic and
'escue the dead and dying. but they
vers unable to be of mucn effective SER
noe. The police and citizens finally
Incceedsd in forcing their way into the
and then aided all Trey could
o escape to the street. bu. the mass was
70 wedged in that they we're sadly in
erfered with IN their humane iabors.
The city ambulance corps conveyed the
Iictims. The wounded were so over
,ome that they were "a helpless as the
lead. 1t was learned that the author Of
he cry was former employee of the
heatre, who had been dismissed. The
Iudiencs numbered about 1000.
Another account say the alarm arose
While the trapexe performers were tax
ne dive from the ceiling of the thea
er TO net hanging in mid air. One of
he audience shouted fire" meaning
hat the performer had gone too near
he footlights.
Treabie for Chill.
PARrs. Nov. 1.-Prime Minister Ferry
. treating with the British Minister OF
state for Foreign Affairs for join. 40
ion towards Chilli in support of the
,laims Of French and British subjects
growing ont of the recent war. The
French Minister threatens rsprisals I'M
ess the outrages committed on Jews
Who are French subjects be stopped and
he persons injured unidentified. Il is
exported that at Fee Jews claiming
French protection were scourged for
efusing 90 walk barefooted in the
treets Other French Jews were ban
shed.
he Dentes 10.
DeLesseps denies that he lie intriguing
o obtain possession Of she State of