Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-01-04

bushels Of oats, and the lowest amount
OF freight money paid for the transpos-
tation Of this grain cost tA.OOO,O 600, mot
one dollar Of which was received BY
American ship owners.
FOR ZIG
Crank 1nDsAseaea.
PAsu, Jan. 3.-Currien Young, tho
Aisatian, who forced his way into the
reception room Ut the senate with the
avowed intention Of shooting Minister
Ferry, has been sentenced 70 three
months imprisonment.
The Terense 0error.
ToDoNTo, Jan. 3.-Thres more Of the
wounded IN yesterdays railway acci-
dent have died, making Q total Of Is.
Three or four others are not expected
to recover.
Tive Mere TsspeAe beals.
81. ETrEN, Jan. 4.-The Government
OF China has ordered the construction
OF two more torpedo boats At this place.
4 financial Scheme.
PARIS, Jan. Alt 10 aaid that the
Government proposes to cell the State
Railway, and it is believed that the
RothOh'lds in behalf of certain great
railway companies have offered the
Government 42O. 10000 francs for the
line. The sale, il effected by the Gov
eminent will enable IL to dispense With
the contemplated loan Of 4OO,O0O0N
francs.
Baker and the PssDhee.
CAIHo, Jan. 4.-Baker Pasha has left
Suakim to treat with Abysinnian chiefs,
and to secure the retreat from Kahsr-
tuOm of the garrison via Kassola. FL
Mahdi is gaining ground, aud the revolt
u spreadine northward.
Mere u the rersnse uerrer.
ToRoNTo, Jan. 3.-Patrick Norton,
aged seventeen, the twenty-sixth victim
Of yesterdays disaster, died tonight.
Engineer jeffrey, Of the freight train
that cOllidod with the suburban, lies
dangerously i'll At bis lodging. Il was
previously stated that he jumped from
the engine before the collision, but this
he denies. He remembers nothing
until he was found lying in the SNOW
with the blood flowing from Q terrible
scalp wound. He states that not hav-
ing been oyer the road before, he asked
for pilot and g,t Barber, Who is un-
der arrest, and all went we'll until Ham,
iltOn vas reached. There he vas in
formed that No. (express) would be
the first train he would meet, but no
mention was made of the suburban,
and Barber never told him of il.
At special meeting, the City Coun-
oil decided 70 appropriate $1,000 70 tho
bereaved families. Ii was also decided
10 give decent burial to the dead. A
public n setting will be held at the
Council Chamber tomorrow to discuss
further steps for tho relief Of the
widows and orphans. The employees
Of the bolt works will meet tonight to
make arrangements for tho funeral of
tho dead. There will probably be q
public funeral Saturday afternoon.
Hraaee seekine More Treahle.
CAIRo. Jan. Sit is new stated that
Barrere, tho French Consul General in
Termed the Khedive, that IL ENGLAND il
unwilling or unable 70 defend Egypt
against El Mahdi, France is willing and
able 10 defend her.
Threatening the Pspe.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Posts Rome
correspondent teleRraphs that thePope's
secretary, MonseiRnor Boocali, has |
opened letters from America addressed |
to Leo XIII. containing Fenian threats
Of assassination. should the Pope CON-
tinus supporting England against the |
Nationalist cause In Ireland. The let |
tsrs state that the protection which the |
Italian Government gives the Pops, Who !
10 i. now the only sovereign safe from
dynamite. viii BE- Of no avail.
Granting japan Her Rights.
BKRLIN, Jan. 3.-The German gov srn-
ment has forwarded . favorable reply
to the proposal Of the government Of |
Japan that the latter should establish |
courts Of justice which will have iuris-
dictiOn over foreigners In thai country
a. we'll a. natives. Il h understood that |
the United States government has given
q similar reply TO the japanese PROPOSE
ton.
The same ola HigAe.
DUBLIN, Jan. 8.-The OranQemon give
notice that they will oppose the Nation |
alist meetings announced for Gavin and
Boyle.
sapplylnG ues Place.
QUEENSTOWN. Jan. 8-The steamer
0efmasic sailed today for New York
with passenger and mails intended for
the overdue Celtic.
Fled as Montreal
MONTREAL, Jan. 3.-The st. Lawrence
today rose about three feet. and IL now
causing great Inconvenience in the
lower parts OF the city. All the manu-
factories on Mill street are stopped, the
workshops being flooded. Six hundred
mechanics are ont Of employment until
Tie water oabsidea. The peeos rooms Of
the newspaper are 6lled With water and
the forms have % 90 elsewhere.
Geld weather as Wlaaipe9.
WmNIPEo, Man, Jan. 3.-Ths thee-
monster Vas Is degrees below sero this
morning.
Fad - aebelliea.
NV YoRK, Jan. 2-The Haytien Gen.
eul has authentic infOrmatien that leo
nj, following the example OF Jeromio,
has surreudered. This virtually ends
the rsbellion.
The storm sa CaasAa.
ToDoxro, Jan. 3-Reports from all
over Ontario cay that the Storm b still
raging. Roads are badly drifted, and
trains are all delayed.
sssske q sAe pasls Cab Oslvers.
Pam, Jan. &-At . meeting Of 1900
striking cab drivers q vas deoidsd 10
continue the strike until The masters
Accept their terms. Two thousand men
will b cut Tomorrow.
O'Dsa1el1's Cs0Daassa.
DupLu, Jan. 1-The Weekly Ness
uobliuhss lister from 4. II. Sullivan,
O. Of Patrick O'Doonell's ooanosl, e.
titlsa, s01san 0allaGhee, the lrish