Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-14
FOREIGN.
An obdurste Empere,.

q plated retir- meni of Bismarck from The
frus-l an Ministry has finally received
= the consent of the Emperor.
The Anti..sciaiist Law Adopted.
Q bERLrs, May l3-rhe Reichs,ae this
3 evening adopted the auti-sscialiss Law.
e The TraHeo-ChIaese Treaty.
PARIS, May l3.-The Official journal
4 Publishes tie text of the Franco-Chi-
nese Convention Chirs engages to
D recogniZs the present and any fat1re
: tr-ail 8 that may be made bet cen
! France aud AMMAN. In vies of the
'scIlittory view taken Ivy China aud
the patriotic wisdom of Lee Hung
Chang. France ab4ndIns her claim 10
indemnity for the losses suffered dar-
. ing tue troubles between the txo IA.
lions. China conset - 10 the fire. dom
OF trade between AMMAN, France and
Cnins for the establishment of which
, Treaty OF comIserce Will shortly be
concluded.
France refuses to recognise the Is-
iesIas government IN Peru.
Baker Pasha In London.
LONDON. May l3.-Baker Pssha, who
vas wounded in the engagement near
lokar on NJ trch LIST, arrived in London
today. At the railway station the peo-
pie cnsered him as he came In sight.
VIII support the Government
Certain Parnellites will support the
government on Sir Michael Hicks
Beach's motion of censure in order not
to endanger the success of the franchise
bills.
A silly Thunderer.
The Times alludes to the great sympa-
thy for Gen. Grant in his financial af- |
fairs. and says: This feeling of sym-
patty will extend far beyond the imme- |
date eircl, of Gen. Grants friends, and |
even beyond his own countrymen."
| Rad Rumors.
CAIRO, May l3-Rumors have reached |
here that Geh. Gordon left Khartoum |
recently and returned in three DAYS,
fading escape impossible.
| Explosion Of Nitrs-GIyeeriue.
PoRr CoLBoRSE. Ont. May l3-Oue
hundred and fifty pounds of nitro.
| glycerine in Dunbar's magazine ex-
ploded this evening. caused by the
building taking fire. The shock was
| felt for miles, but no one was injured.
Asstgnmet Of the Rrittsh.Canadian
Company.
| TORONTO, May l3.-The British Cane
dian LAUNDERING and Timb-r Company
has assigned To represent .tivss If Scotch
capitalists. Ths Ii .blli'ies are placed
At 81 10000 assets trIfl ng.
Victoria Neies.
VICTORIA. Nav l3. Arrived, ships
lvanhoe aud Henry ID. Mason. from
San Francisco.
The second of the gambling cases was
| dismissed by the police magistrate to
| day, who decided that, because all the
cards in the b ind had not been dealt,
therefore the accused wsre not gam
bling. An appeal to the Supreme Court
has been taken by the prosecution.
Alarm Well Founded.
TORONTO. May l3.-fhe Epening Globe
| says: Investigation seems to show that
there was good foundation for the pre-
buttons taken ani the vigilence exer
eised during the past few Ii onths in re-
gard to the movements of dynamiters
In January last a vJte of $3.50 from
the emergency fund was made to carry
On the work III Canada. The man un-
dertook to expend this in the destruc-
ton of puslio buildings IN this country
One OF them is now dying of consump-
ton at Troy and others are probably III
Canada. For some time past the tunnel
IL
guarded and none but those whose occu-
patton requires are allowed to enter.
Australian Wheat-The Marlborough
Collection.
LONDON, MAY 13-It is estima ted that
| the expiration If wheat from South
| Australia in 1884 will be eleven million
Bushels. There h I'VE been sple ndid rains
thrOng aut the country.
hs. hn b.. Of IL |
| toned the Court of fhsno-ry for \ per-
init To sell the pictures and books at
Blenheim.
Passed.
BERLIN, May l3-Iu the Reichstap
today the bill dealing with the manu-
fscture, keeping and use of explosives
passed its first and second readings As
amended with little debate.
Minister 90 the Hague.
Herbert Bismarck has been appointed
Minister to the Hague.
A New Frontier.
LONDON, May i3.-Russia and Persia
are determining a new frontier in con-
sequence of the recent acquisition of
Merv by Russia.
JubiIant.
PARIS, May l3 The newspapers are
jubiiant over the Franco Chinese treaty.
| Three regiments have been recalled
from Tonquin.
Natives Repulsea.
DURHAM, South Africa, May l3. A
band Of Dabsamezsss and Usutas
| attacked the camp, but were repalsed
" tn heavy loss.
The Prince OF Wales.
PARIS. May l3.-The Prince OF Wales
hrs arrived from Berlin 'ncogHito.
canaan Dsgman Bobs Up.
CAIRo. May l3.-Osmsn Digma has
attacked FRIENDLY tribes on the way to
Damanieb and as scattered them.
a Racquet In Paris.
PARIS. Nav Is - The Rsmblers' Club
gave banquet tonight in honor of Min
lister Morton and ex-Miuister N"yes
President Grevy, President Arthur and
Queen Victoria were toasted. DeLes-
s4ps, in his speech approved the method
| If educating young girls in America.
He announced that thu Panams canal
would be opened bv 1883.
I.seressins Developments.
LEipsIc, May l3-In the trial of Kra-
gem XXI aud H.utsch today, r-port WAS
read showing that Polish society had
existed IN Paris since 1864 to effect. II
| possible. the Independence of Poland
From 1866 to 1878 the society collected
| military reports from all parts of Eu-
rope. After the dissolution of the cen
trail committee. the report states, the
members of the society were employed
by the French government, and espe-
ciaily by Gambetta, to organize offices
| for the collection of news from Austria,
Germany and Russia. krszemski de
uied the statement that he was entrast-
ed with the paymens of the members of
the society.
Nstes OF Mexico.
CRY OF MKxIco, May l3-It il RI
morrd that the Government forces
caught and SHOT within the past ten
/ DAYS ak train vreckers.
| Tue report of the wholesale exscn-
ton of seventeen brigands at Queretaro
Is untrue.
| The estim tte Of Government expenses
| for she next fiscal year sent 10 Congress
is SIS. 10000.
| Rra~w Ranau cited