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



FOREIGN.
Captured BY Russian Cruisers.
SAN FRAScfsco, Nov. 10. - Advices
from Yokohama state that two Ameri-
can schooners, the Eliza and the SOPHIE
johnson. and the British schooner
Helena have been captured by Russian
cruisers in consequences Of poachinQ
operations IN the north.
Reandered Oh the China Coast.
Chinese advices state that the steamer
Miramer, running between japanese
ports and Honekong, foundered in a
storm on the China coast ON the 21st
of September. All on board were lost
with the exception Of two OF the crew.
Three men we're found adrift in q boat
IN an exhausted condition by fishing
junk several days after the disaster.
fuapesing fsnerai
LONDON, Nov. 10.-The funeral Of
Postmaster General Fawcett occurred
40 Cambridge today. There we're fully
i5,Cso persons In attendance.
Ceercing the Crefsers
A troop ship with eco marines has
been ordered TO proceed from Ports
mouth to the Isle Of Skye to assist the
police in restoring order among the
orofters. There is no abatement In the
excited feeling in the Isle Of Skye. The
crofters from the neiphborine island
are hocking to Skye to assist their
brethren In maintaining their claims.
Fully 2500 crofters will meet the detach-
meHt of police on their arrival toner
row and conduct them to U;g. There
the crofters will demand Of the police
the object Of their coming. II an un-
satisfactory answer Is Given, the island
ers will conduct them buck to the land
ing place and request Them to ave
their shores.
The Cholera.
PARIS, Nov. 10.--Since midnight there
have been IS fresh cases OF cholera and
- deaths in this city. Twelve Of the
deaths occurred in the Old Mems Has-
pital.
Docs France weaken?
PARIS. Nov. l0.-Great excitement pre-.
vailed In the Hobbies of the Chambers
this afteraoon and evening owing to
the confirmation Of the report published
va s<fA tNfHEFtc tHMk tut O4UluCk AUuACtt
on Saturday decided TO forego demand
ing an indemnity of China. Much dis
content prevails on account of this In
the Tonquin Committee of the Chamber
of Deputies. Charfrau, chairman of
the committee. has Resigned and the
committee has resolved to postpone pre-
sentiGg Its report until Ferry has made
an explanation.
Passengers for San Francisco.
vioroRrA. Nov. I0.-The Geo. w. Ell
der's Victoria passengers for San Fran.
cisco we're Miss Smith, Captain Hen
dersoR, w. b. Adams. @. Hoffman, q. Z.
Harmon. Misses =. d NJ. Finlayson. Mrs.
Taylor, @. K. Curly, w. g. BauRh, j.
Beatty, q. y. McLsren, wife and chill
dren, X. Hayiand aud wife, 4. Benton,
Marcus Smith, William Booth, @. Fry,
Herman Fry, j. A. Cameron, Miss A.
Thompson. John McMann. j. A. Blaok,
Adrian Bergen, Mrs. Coleman, j. Nc
Lehman, q. w. Crowell and 63 in the
steerage.
New Cardinals
RoME, Nov. l0.-At the Consistory to-
day the Pope created nine new Car
dinais. In his elloeution the Pope ad
vsrted to the painful position in which
the head OF the Church was placed and
the trials through which the Church
was now passing. He dwelt on the pro-
gress that Catholicism was making
throughout the world, and especially 10
the United states, where Pienary
Council had Just assembled. He men.
toned the fact that new Bishops had
been appointed In A istralia and India
aud throughout the East. and expressed
especial qualification at the restoration
of the see of Carthage.
Lsrd Mayors Nay.
LONDON, Nov. 10 The show in cele
bratiun Of the entrance 20 office of the
new Lord Mayor of London took place
today. Ii passed OF with immense en-
tnusiasm. The weather was fair. and
the streets through which the procession
passed were thronged with enormous
crowds of people. A fine display was
made. by various ancient guilds. Among
the most noticeable and popular fea-
lures of the procession were several Nile
boats fully manned, a herd of camels
with Soudanese attendants, and drove
of elephants. There were also many
splendid cars bearing historical tahleaux
Oh tuS k0Q1t cAtDttN tG accCkfRttV&A.
Another Exposition.
PARIs, Nov. i0.--President Grevy has
published decree stating that a uni
versal exhibition will open In Paris on
May 9th, 1889.
the Franchise Rtll Passes the nssse.
LONDON, Nov 10.-The franchise bill
was passed by the House In Committee
of the Whole without amendment. The
result vas greeted with cheers.
The Americas Eosfverefn
The Under Secretary for the Colonial
Department, replying 90 an inquiry,
said il was true thai the British Minis
ter nj Washington had been instructed
10 negotiate reciprocal commercial
arrangement whereby America shoald
remit in part the duties on West Indian
sugar and the West Indies should take
OF the duties on certain articles import
ed from America, but no arrangement
Was contemplated and no proposal had
beeu made whereby the West Irdies
shcald impose drfesentiai duties on
English goods shipped 10 American
manufacturers.
Their Names.
ROWS, Nov. lu.-FoiioxinS are tue
names of eight Of the nine new
Cardinals announced BY the Pope a. the
ronsistory today, Gangiebsuer. Arch
bishop OF Vienna, Austria; Genxsles
Y,Diaz Iunon, Archbishop Of Seville
Suain; Celesia, Archbishop OF Paimeroi
Mussis, venerable African missionary
Merons di Gori, Secretary OF the Con-
sissorial Congregation; Loureazi, As
sessor OF the Holy 0ffee; Maxotti. Sec
retars of the Congregation Of Bishops
verguoa, Secretary Of the CongreRafi"n
of the Council.
yellow fever On Bsard.
Iayrsroor. Nov. i0.-1hs stsane -
dro- from Wilmington. N. G.. Ucfosel
ossh .,~;v.s here She has the yellow