Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-21

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- sources Of revenue. she great de-
psoion m the sugar industry render
lnx On inersass OF the tax on beot sugar
Emperor william, in she course of
nfs speech, spoke Of the continued 40
cord oetvee1 Germany and France. He
salo fnaf Germany had summoned q
conferences Of the powers 10 secure
Afnoa from the Disturbances arisine
from international friction. The uni-
vefsei aooeptance Of the conferenoe
proves snat tho friendliness Of the yari-
Gus povsrs toward Germany b based
Oh the fsot that the successes IN vnr
which God vouchsafed do not tempt Or
70 seek the peoples happiness BY other
means than By cultivasing peace re-
loice 81 this recognition, and partition.
larry That II vas possible ct 6kernievice
20 90 cement my friendship With tho
ffnsssan and Austrian monarchs, who
are 30 connected With me by ancieut
traditions, relationship and neiohbor-
oood that ! may regard a. osrtain m
disturbed peaoe Tor long time to come.
thank the Almighty for the guarantees
Df peace thus afforded.
Anesher wclcsme rrssa.
PAINS. Nov. 20.-Thsre vss a heavv
Lrost again last night, which, n 4 b.
loved, will have q beneficial sffect =.
he cholera
ssanlev Gets u she Cesfereuee.
BgzLm. Nov. 20.--John Kssson. fra
American Minister, has announced that
Henry n. Stanley, the African exulorer.
has been appointed o delegate % TIE
Congo conference for America.
Rebellisas sssaents.
MADRrp. Nov. 20--Ths studsnts of the
University are thoroughly incensed
against one Of the bishops Ter oensur-
na one OF the profesa0rs for advocating
liberty OF education. The students
made manifest their dissPprobation of
he bishops course by thronsinQ the
streets today and making tumultusus
demonstrations. Large crowds collected
Aoout the publication Offices Of the Carl
e Journals and threatened 20 loot them.
The police dispersed the young msn.
twenty we're arrested. Besides the stu
isnts ssversl Journalists acting with
hem were arrested on charge Of con-
piracy. The students are deeply in
,ensed at the action Of the authorities.
The agitation continues and precautions
lave been taken 10 prevent renewal Of
he disorder.
IN ATTACH On the RrencA Ganbsaes.
PARrs, Nov. 20.--Le Paris saws General
Briere De Lisle, commander Of the
French forces In Tonquin, telcgraphs
hat the Chinese made vigorous attack
% the French gunboats Eclaire and
rrombe as they were proceeding along
The river. The Eclaire was revictaai-
mo the garrison at Tuyenquan. One
sailor was killed and eight wounded.
General De Lisle reports that 5000 Chi
nese are coming down the Red river and
be is ready TO meet them. He sent Col.
Duchesne 10 relieve Tuyenquan and
slear that region Of the enemy's forces.
lie Paris adds: Three FIRST class cruis-
srs are going to China, The Ministers
will on Saturday fix the amount of in
urease in duties on foreign corn, which
the Chambers will be asked to adopt.
Lsra Lowell, sir levi p. Morton and
Lord Tcnnyssn.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The report that
James Russell Lowell, the American
Minister, intends TO take up his perma-
Bent residence at Oxford. is untrue.
Levi r. Morton. United States Minis
ter 10 France, h on his way TO Paris.
He viii remain a week IN London, where
he win meet Mrs. Morton.
Lord Tennysen's poem, |" Freedom"
will be issued in December.
rassi WIN Appeal
ID 10 stated that Patti will appeal from
the recent decision of the Tribunal at
Paris, granting the Marquis De Oaux
divorce from her. She grounds her an
peal on the injustice Of refusing her a
divorce and granting one to De Caux,
~ the decision gives him the title TO all
her property in France.
For ahe Peer.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-In the Chamber of
Deputies today Tony Revillion, from
the Department Of the Seine, called the
attention of the Chamber TO the present
Of trade In Paris, and moved
q resolution that the Government ar
range for the construction OF extensive
public works. Resillion also moved the
passage Of q credit bill for 600. 900 to
provide for the poor Of the city. WAL
deck Rosseau, Minister OF the Interior,
replied that the public works had al.
ready been commenced, and declined
the passage Of the credit bill.
a Prspssisisn Thas wsssa be Deciiaed.
QuKEEc. Nov. 0.-In q letter % the
local paper tonight Paymaster Chill Of
the Royal Navy suggests that the Do
minion Government propose 10 the I'm
perial Government TO transfer jamaica
10 the United States on condition that
the Ilnitad States oiYa Canada a amall