Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-03

OF var her soldiers vc.Ii snr;ao mn
FROM the ground. her whole for.a Of
militia and volunteers, and e7erv mar
Die 20 uss q rife, would rally around
me British Unloa Jack. He warned
Germany that the presence of Socialism
!. ever nenacing her. and at tbs bidding
9f the Socialists whole rtcim4,.s r,,4v
iag down their arms. He conclude. as
toiaows: Beware of the silent race.
Oaly raise your voices above tie can
non- Don yolr red coats
Railway Accident.
LONDON, Oss. 2-Advices from Iydia
state that collision occurred on the
Esssern Bengal railway, in whifh sixty
persons were killed and injured.
nisaaissed from ofsiee aad Inspri.saed
lASeIEEs, Oct. I'm consequences of
The protest OF tae Italian consul, the
Sultan OF Morocco has dismissed from
ofnce and IN. orisonsd the Governor of
Demmah, who u charged With L wing
tortured Jews.
Hopes 81 Peace.
PAEIs, Oct. AT meeting of the
Cabinet Council today Prime Minister
Ferry assured his colleagues that the
occupation of ksIung nv Admiral Cou-
bet would iuisa the French operations
IN China. He stated that he had reason
TO believe that peace would soon follow
that event.
Dtax President.
MExIco via GaIyeston), Ost. 40
day public proclamation Vas made of
the Presidency of Diaz. Cannon and
bells are sounding and troops are pa
rading the principal streets.
Amateur sruIi Race.
IoRosTo, Oct. LA double scuIl racs
here. mile and half straight away. for
the amatenr championship Of America
and two gold watches, between O'Con-
ner and Euright, of the Toronto Row-
ing Club, and Joe Lang and J. II. Hum
pnreys, was won by the former iii nine
inmates and twenty seconds.
Ceaaded 60 she VI. P,,s
DuEIs. Oct. Ia couaeiI of Roman
Catholic Archb,shops and Bishops to.
day decided to cootide to the Irish |
members of Parliament a question to |
ne submitted to the Government upon
university education aud the grievances |
of nuns employed ~ school teachers.
Bi-teal@nniaTy sf Corn-IiIe
PARIS Oot. i.--Tbe bi. oenteuniary of |
Cprneille was celebrated today in a /
church at st. Rochs. Ths members Of |
TIE Iheater franchise were present bv /,
invitation. Dunn, ~ and other acaaemi |
Gians and notabIlIIIes were also pres |
ent. An Immense crowd was in the |
caurch. Abbs Milianit pronounced a |
euioRy IN Corneiiis. which was followed !
by brilliant musical service.
A Better Feeling.
LoSDeS, Oct. L. A Times Vienna |
dispatch says that the feeling respect |
ing the suspension of the Egyptian |
sinking fund is passing away. rhe |
Powers are waiting for the term to tx.
pirs which was liked far the withdrawal |
of the measure. They wonid have con-
sented 20 the measure if EneIand had /
consulted them thereon.
But Oae standard.
LONDON. Oct 1.-The Lsader consid- |
ers Greenwich the only meridian which /
England will accept a. a standard for
measuring longitude.
A German Pratcrtorate.
BERLIN. Oct. Lit is reported that
the German Minister to London has |
been instructed to notify Secretary |
Granville Of the establishment of a
German protectorate over the Gamer
oons.
Another Match.
LONDON. Oct. l.--Another match has
been arranged between the American |
crew of the frigate Lancaster and the |
Coalportars' Club. tor a |
stake of ESQ. The ra will take pIacs |
on Saturday next, over the same course
as the recent race when the American |
betting IL even.