Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-06
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| Resolutions or CUnaoleaee.
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Sargent, the Amefi
can Minister has handed to Herr Lask
er's brother, a copy of the resolutions
Of oondolence adopted by the American
Coaer ess. He also presen ed a copy e
the Munster of Foreign Affairs, request
! Ing that they be communicated ~ the
Reichstag.
The Fisheries Ceasentisa.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Ihe Daily NeEs hal
advices that America has denounced
the fisheries convention With Great
Britain. IL il expected that negotiations
for another Convection will begin i'm
mediately.
Tnc AxsassiM ldeAll0ed.
| vienna. Feb. 5.-The assassin of De.
tective Bloch has been identified a. q
man named Stallamachel, formerly .
| corporal of the Saxon Grenadiers.
The Montreal Carnival
MONTREAL, Feb. 5.-The Winter Car
nival opened today under the brightest
auspices. An immense number of visi-
tors, chiefly from the United States,
have arrived since Saturday and the
hotels arc nearly all filled. For hours
before the arrival Of the Governor Cen
eral, thousands collected on the streets
through which His Excellency AMI suite
had to proceed.
Forecast Or the Queens Speech.
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forecast of the Queens speech, says:
The difficulty with France arising out
of the i'll treatment of the missionary
Shaw in Madagascar, has been Hrrang-
cd, the negotiations with Portugal
with regard to trade on the Congo river
have resulted in conventions; and the
treaty of commerce with Corsa ia i'm
portant to the British trade; diplo-
matte relations with Mexico have been
renewed; the policy of Great Britain in
regard to Egypt has not been changed;
the direct authority of the Imperial
Government over BasutOland has been
resumed; the progress of peace and
prosperity in Ireland il satisfactory;
and the enlargement of the franchise
will produce beneficial effects. The
speech will not make any reference to
Parliamentary Redistribution.
Oaf @on0retl Dead.
HAMBUR0, Feb. 5.-The remains of
Lieutenant De Long and comrades. of
the Jeanette, will be taken to America
tomorrow by the steamer Frisch, escort
cd by naval officers g. b. Harb0r and
w. H. Schultz. The funeral services to
be held today will be attended by the
Hamburg Geographical Society and
Burgomaster Peterson, representing the
city Senate.
Vessel Lest.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Ths snip Theodore
II. Rand came in collision of Beachy
Head with an unknown brigantine,
xhieh sank. All on board, except one
person, wore drowned.
o. their Gaard.
vienna, Feb. 5.-rhree battalions Of
infantry, two squadrOns and two bat
teries of artillery are kept in readiness
night and day for prompt action IL ease
of disturbance.
Socialist Meetings.
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Seven large meetings
of Socialist WOrkingmen were held Sun
day.
The OPENING Of Pariiament.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Parliament opened
today. The Queens speech announces
. continuance Of the friendly relations
with all foreign powers. The CORE
spOndence with France relative to Mad
aQascar has 90 terminated ~ to confirm
the cordial understanding between the
two countries. In conjunction with the
President of the United States Q CON-
mission has been appointed and il now
sitting at Paris to discuss the reQula-
tons of the Newfoundland fisheries.
An agreement with Portugal respecting
the Congo and adjacent territory has
been Termed. DiplOmxtio relations with
Mexico are in a fair way 70 be resumed.
A treaty of commerce with Turkey is
under discussion, while the commercial
agreement with Spain has been signed
ard awaits the action of the Cortes,
The revision of the commercial treaty
with Japan is nearly completed. and q
treaty OF commerce and friendship With
Corea has been formed.
The autumn report of the condition Of
affairs in Egypt was 20 satisfactory that
instructions wore given for the evecu-
alton of Cairo aud Q farther reduction
of the English military forces con-
centratinQ in Alexsndria, but In NoveU-
Der the Egyptian army In the Soudan
country suffered serious defeat.
Therefore, the order Of evacuation vas
recalled q q precautiOn against the
possible effects Of military reverse in
Esypt itself. The army Of occupation
In Egypt remains the same a. hereto
fore, and such counsels have been Of
fered the Egyptian Government a. u
prudent regard Of its resources and con-
tinuance seemed to require.
PLANNING Ca0palGa.
LONDON, Feb. 5-Advioea from Can
ton report that Ii Hung Chang, CON-
mander- chief of the Chinese army,
has been ordered 70 make detailed
plan for q campaign in T0nqoin.
BeniGn Lava
BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Tho editor of news
paper at Posen has been sentenced to
three years. Imprisonment for publish-
ing an address oonRratulating Cardinal
LedAchowski on has birthday.
4 steer ATTACH.
The Conservative papers make violent
attacks upon the memory Of Herr Las
ksr. The Nord DsstscAe Zeitxag Dc
tends the absence of the Ministry from
tO0 I0Ook8ts ouO Ouos01OS e00e - N ~
more Q proof Of the deRenefacy Of po-
litioal merals, ~ charged BY the Lib
erals, than would b the refusal Of the
English Cabinet 70 attend the funeral
Of Charles Beadlaugh.
Reported 0eSeas - Bakers Army
LONDON, Feb. 5.-In tho Hobbies Of the
House Of Commons, the Pumor that
General Bakers army has been annihi-
lated 10 considered authentic. Another
report says that Baker lost 1000 men
bat that hs has escaped.
Fer she GPeely Relief ExDedleasa.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-America has pur-
chased the Dundee whalsr Thetis 70 b
used for the relief Of the Greedy sxpedi-
tion. The Thetis 10 600 tons burden,
and shs stroneese and staunchsse ol The
Dundes whaling Aeee.
Ossleyaley % eAc Spanish Amy.
LonDou, Feb. "A Beriin dispAtoh
reports that advises have bcea rsosived
from Madrid TO the s@eoe thst danger
ous symptoms Of disloyalty are mani
feetinG themsslves IN the spanish army,
and another revolt 10 feared.
Vanderbilt has Esvissd hin opiniso Of
tha nnhli0 alnco tho poO0laG 0ontiEn0o(