Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-11

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aiong vhieh H. bridal party pas6sd.
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L0xno., De- a.-Hsssy Hartley Fow-
Ies, member Al Hnxiinmont for Wolv~r-
hAmpeon, win suoossd John Tonlinaun
niooeFt - Secretary II tbs Home D.
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klIled in the attack On the railway hsrs
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aa11ea frsn yleGaeia.
vlcTonIA, Deo. 1o.-Ths saeamship
George W. Eldse sniled foe San Fran
eisoo today. Her Vio&oria ponesncera
are: Captain Il. Ball, M. and I'm
SeArle. b vinton and wife. HiW IeVia.
W. b Wilksa John T. Malone. r. Paul.
NV. Kaxf, J. Psnonkak, J. w. wiz
iama James Oouennnon, Mr.. NcCabe
and Wis. Oap1afn u 3. Robineon. q.
Todd. O. Tsusnoeshy, b. NsIArsn. d.
Cootoe. Wm. O. All1ou and wife, ]. n.
Lsddoll. Ma Ossmsg, ~ Ross Eytinoe
Company, and - Is ~ uteoenne.
wsrk ~ - Duks.
LcnDon, Dee. l0.-TratA says ths
Duke 1t Edinbule has been appointed
10 the command of the Msditsrranean
squadron.
Ira u TIE Heessaatssia.
4 dispatch from Paris 20 the En-
change Telegraph Company says chat
Earl Granville, British foreign Minis
ter. has informed Prime Minister Ferry
that EnRltoh negotiations with China
WITH . visW TO settling the Franco Chi
ness.dinicuity smicably have resulted IN
failure.
German Psliey.
BxRLSn, Oct. lO.-Ths second mart Of
the White Boob, dealing with Germany
foreign relations, win BE- taken up
chiefly With Samoa and German colon
ization In the south Ssas. Il win uroe
the necessity Of IN increase in the num-
bor Of CouauIatss, and the formation
Of naval stations on the Pacific.
4 Pspaiar Aaainissrasisn.
MxxIoo Via Galveston. Dec. l0.-Ths
first aets Of the Diaz administration are
giving general satisfActlon. Congress |
has authorized President Diaz Is re- |
form the unjust stamp laws, ont down
the supernumafy force Of government |
employees and reduce the public expsn-
zee tn all possible ways. portion Of |
the money due Journalistic on drafts |
collected through the postofhoe has been
paid, and the remainder 10 promised |
this month. The gambling houses Of |
the city have been closed by the new
government.
The Csage Cenferenee.
BxRLM. Dec. 10.-The Congo Confer
enoe today discussed the free naviQs-
ton Of the Niger river. Kasson, Amer.
lean delegate, presented Q ueutrality /
project which has Q much |
wider scope than any other /
proposals. that have yet been
made. His proposal provides for the /
neutrality Of both the Congo and Niger /
rivers, including the interior territory |
and canals. The delegates of France and |
Portugal strongly oppose kassou's pro-
position. The German delegates are |
silent, and the English delegates apa-
thetic. No decision was arrived at |
BY the committee upon this sub
ject. The Confersuce meets aaain
on Friday, when General Soufourd en-
poets, owing 10 the continued opposi-
ton Of Francs and Portugal, to Offer
amended neutrality plans.