Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-15


confer on Lord weHys's motion a., ~
Lords 20 consider and pass the franchis
OIL. The motioa will be pressed.
Den'f Like the Piasferm..
Inc Iimss this morning saws Of III.
platforms Of the Republican and Dem
cratic conventions that both are unwor
my OF respect They are disipured b,
the absence of clear CONSTRUCTION. b,
eFasions. by trimmings. bv serviIity
and 10 pandering 10 the unpopular prei
udlces OF modern dsrn sgooues and socis
quac -.
Arrived In safety.
HALIFAX, July 1.-THE steamer Col
onisy, recently ashore at Yarmouth, Ia,
arrived here.
Gabtnet Crisis
CoSsTAsrrSoPLE. July 1.-The Grand
slzier has rendered his resignation IL
consequence of the Egyptian conference
approving the proposals Of the Eneii-t
government. The Sultan has refused
10 accept the resignation.
The Enc Case.
QUEsEc, July ia Judgment wa
reached IN the Emo case TODAY, DENYING
Sue application for the prisoners extra
dition.
English Opinion.
LONDON, July 13.-The Daily N,te,
says: American foreign relations would
be safer in Cleyeland's hands than in
those OF Blaine. The latter represents
the American lingo" party, which, like
the same party here, make up in au.
dacity and volubiIity for lack of mum
bers. As President, Cleveland would
cultivate quiet abroad AID peace al
home. If elected, be will be chosen
on the ground of being a more worthy
representative of the probity. good
sense and studied moderation of she
American people than Blaiae.
EnSiish GraIs Trade.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Mark Lane
Express weekly review of British grain
saws: The thunder storms prevalent
during the week generally favored the
crops. There is no fresh feature IN the
market. Values are slightly weaker.
The sales of English wheat for the week
are 26,607 quarters. 1T 36s 81. Trade in
foreign wheat ID very dull. The market
Is decidedly weaker, especially for the
American sup9ly. There were 46 ar
rivals and ID sales, IL cargoes With
drawn, is remained and 20 cargoes daa.
Flour dull I; maize quiet and unchanged.
Orange Rists.
BELFAST. July l4.-rhe Orange rioters
arrested saturday were sentenced TO i'm
pris0nment from one to n,ne months
The excitement continues undiminished
and trouble is expected.
Fishermen Lost.
ST.. PIERRE MAoUELLos, July l4.-Ten
Of the crew OF the fishing schooner
Abbie L. Morris have arrived in dories
The schooner Was run down and four
men are missing.
Albion JOHN con and Ward Elsen,
Swedes, of the crew of the fishing boat
Anne aud Mary, were drowned while
teudins trowls.
Trytug TO smuggie Chinese Women.
VICTORIA, July 14.-Three Chinese
women were kidnapped here Sunday
night, put in canoes by their country.
men. who started with them for the
American side. When near Port Town
send the canoes were overhauled, aud
the women and captors arrested by a
United States Customs officer aud
brought here by steamer. Afterward
the men we're taken back TO the Ameri.
can side for trial on a charge of at
tempted Smuggling Of women into
American territory.
Accident
MIR. Bandmann and Miss Baaudet
were thrown fram buggy yesterday
and slightly injnr sd. bat are playing
tonight.
a Lest island.
Arrived - Flagships Swiftsnre and
Mutine, twenty days from Honolulu.
The Swiitsure reports having sailed
over spot in latitude 1910. longitude
5000, where the existence of an island
but saw nothing of it.
Vessel Lost
QUEBEC, July Ii. - The steamship
River Etttick, with GOAL from Glance
bay. went ashore yesterday ON the east
end of Green Island during thick fog.
she came off shore IA while after, struck
rock and sunk Immediately in three
fathoms of water. Tbs vessel will be a
total wreck.
Grasshoppers
MEXICO, July l4.-Grasshopper are
destroying the sugar cane in the Sts'e
of Vera Cruz, in the vicinity of Cordo-
ba particularly.
Disease in russia.
ST.. PgrEasBuRa, July l4.-There have
been two Cases of eholers at Pultaya,
one of whieh resulted fatally. The ST.
beEi.n plague Is raging at Podoa. There
have been twenty deaths already. Pre-
caationary measures seem inadequate
TO prevent the spread IT the disease.
ON Their Dignity.
PARIs. July 1.-THE Academy Of
Medicine il displeased with the ad.
dress II the Minister asking IL to give
an authoritative opinion in regard to
the treatment of cholera cases and the
best measures to prevent the extension
of the disease. and proposes to reply,
referring the Minister TO the fact that
the advice of the Academy TO postpone
the national fete was disregarded, show
ing that the Government considered
themselves better judges than the
Academy of what action To take.
Riateus Demonstration.
NFw Yogx. July l4.--A dispatch from
Henry f. Gillig, received today from
Paris. says that dem onstration took
place this morning at the main entrance
10 the Continental Hotel by the Alsstian
societies. who tore down the German
hags, threw stones, smashed windows,
and did other damage.
A number Of excited students having
visited the Strasburg monument. attack
ed the hotel and destroyed the German
DAG. Tue Ramins assisted the students
who threatened to assault the propr.e-
tor of the hotel. This students returned
tonight and Gid more damage, but we're
dispersed by the police, who are now
guarding the hotel.
Fraasfc werkinamen.
NaRsErIrEs, July l4.-Ihe Working
mems Commission issued red placsrd
to unemployed workingmen. IN which
appears the words "Fhe action Of the
municipality has left rs nothing bat
suicide or hideous deaths from hunger
or epidemic. Calls 10 arms have been
issued and exciting meetings held. but
as vet there has been no outbreak.
ssiii Nexstaasfsx.
PAars, July 1.-The Chinese Ambas-
ssdor continues 10 negotiate with Prime
Minister Ferry upon the basis of the
immediate surrender of Lanosoon.
Ferrs, however, insists upon the pay
ment of the indemnity, but offers to ye-
du,e the anount heretofore demanded,