Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-22

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i5f4z pr csot I; prime mesoanti1s %
Psrs go Per cant !; ssefijnx sxshnres
ee9feW bills weak - 1491hs dounnd
esA: Produces sxporis for ths vssk
FOREIGN.
a CanaAann vliEnse Rlre.
Quxs.c. Can. o.. zl.-Nsus frsu
0aspe hAe 10st reaahod kees that hsg
esaxeed 81 people clearing bush land
epEsad DARING the Last night 10 the VII.
A&e Of Chlosydormis des<royinx "A tn
sousea and boats At she place, rendsx.
ING tveuty families homeless. The 20.
PIE - drst took sheltsr In the woods
buf wers sson snrroanded by Are and
obtlRs4 - lee 10 the eoaet, vhore they
are utterly Hesitate. and have MOI hsd
any food 20 eAt today. ImmeaiAts -
mstAuus ts necessary. bat the fishing
along the coa8 having beeu vosy poo1
mis- eeaeon Tie netRhborinQ VILLAGES oaa
sander bat soanty aid 60 ths unfortu-
nate s1dsssra Ous family b rsportsd
- uiseing. The poor people saved
noehinR. ard the suffering Win b very
9reat unlens sssistanca reaches them
1nou. Ohlorydormi b situated about
hnif way between Matane and GAsps.
osly Merchants 81 8erher.
uxxno. Oos. N--Acoordine to ths
lstsst reports which have reaohsd Don
COLA. only merchants Of Berbsr from
kh7rtoum. were ON board the s<eameF
which ran aground some DAYS AGO at
Wsdy 0srns. All Who were taken cap
i've BY the natives have since been 81
% liberty quite unharmed.
CanaAiaas - Aasssan.
CArno. Oct. 2l.--Thrss hundred and
seventy eight Canadian boatmen have
arrived At Assouan.
Tee Masy msnGsiians.
Pam. Ost. Chinese troops oon-
Time 70 poar into Tonquin. 0fsat no
easiness 10 felt hare an this account.
The Cahtnet are divided a. 70 what
measures should be adopted 10 provide
feinforcemeuts. General Campsno,
Minister Of was, declines to mobifizs s
corps darmes without Authority Of the
Chamber. *
KsxAe View Cardinals.
RoHR, OCT. 2l.-Ths Pope yin create
eight new Cardinals. The persons who
viii be h0nored are the Archbishoos of
ksnna, Seville and Palermo, and Mon.
signors Nasal, MsFosigori. Laurenxie.
Maxotti and vsrna. There will stiil be
seven vacancies remaining in the Col
loQe Of Cardinals.
RE Cholera.
RoxE. Dot. H.-During the past a
hours .thers we're Is frssh Gases of
cholera In Italy and IS deaths.
Ne ReanGsece0eues Asked Fer.
PANS. Oct. 2l.--Gen. De Lisle has not
asked for reinforpements for Tonouin.
Il they are needed they will be drawn
from the army In Africa without mobil-
king eorps d'armes.
ChiIasea Biswn Up.
QuxnEc, Oct. GA farmer at st. ia
Goblin left four children In the house
while he vent 10 the fioid this nsorninR.
The eldest, aged IL, placed flask OF
powder on the stove and quantity in.
side. The stove was blown into frag-
nnents, the house set on IRE, and three
Of the children rescued DYING. The
fourth may recover. 1n
Visible % she Naked Eye.
LoNDoN, Dot. 2i.--The comet recently
discovered by Professor Wolf of Heidel-
berg, and Professor Copeland of Eng
land. is now visible to the naked eye at
Alexandria. IL appears as nebulous
body, condensed &C the center and de-
void OF tail.
Mearning for the Duke OF Brunswick.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-The Prussian court
Ii ordered 20 wear mourning for the
Duke Of Brunswick for 4S hours, and
thu troops and inhabitants Of Bruins.
vick for two months. The King of
Saxony, the Grand Duke of Oldsu burg.
the Dnke Of Cambridge and Prince Al
bert Of Prussia, representing Emperor
William. viii attend the funeral.
serious Damleulaics umpenasng.
LONDON, OCT. H.-The Standard, in
is financial column, says: Thsre are
renewed reports Of serious difficulties
impending In the Liverpool produce
aud shipping trades. One company Of
American liners recently called for
nal meeting Of les creditors, and re-
vsaled iss inability TO fully meet its en-
aaeements, bat no formal bankruptcy
vas apprehended.
sullivan subscripsien.
Dusrrx, Oct. 2l.-The Lord Mayor of
Dublin snd others have subscribed
ft500 for the benefit Of she late Alsxan-
der Sullivan's family.
ssssatisn sf the Rsrces In Tsnsaiu.
PARrs. Dot. 2l.-Gsneral De Lisle, re-
plying TO request from Prime Minister
Ferry for information In regard 20 the
situation In Joaquin, states that the
French forces there are sufficient to
maintain defensive attitude. bot oan-
not undertake Offensive operations. FL
care says the truth u that the troops are
hemmed In on the delta under the pro-
tection Of the gunboats, and are obliged
10 limit their operations TO repelling the
attacks Of the enemy.
head.
Roxx, Oct. 1l.-Cardinai Bartolemeu
D'Avanxot, Bishop Of Csivi, h dead.
The Csngs Conference.
LONDON, Oct. 2L-Earl Granville has
obtained the assent Of the German and
French governments 20 q proposal 20
permit the work Of the CONGO Confer
ence 20 b settlement OF the quessiop.
Earl Granville stipalates that the action
Of she delegates shAli not b binding
unless the vote Of the delegates shall be
unanfmous.
The Lisbon yosynaI Of Cossmeycs says
the result u the negotiations in the
conferense will be the recognition 1t
the sovereignty Of Portugal on the
lower Congo. under . guarantee Of
equal trading rights to Foreigners and
Portuguese.
The Frankfort Gassfh predicts the
failure Of the conference, unless Eng
iish hostility ceases. Il says the Ameri-
can 9osesnment has given Germany 10
understand thas IL viii not sustain the
entesprise IL directed against England.
Portugal will side with England rather
than ,risk her pretention 70 possessions
south OF the Congo. Holland. distrust-
ina Germany. 10 inclined 10 see In ell
action against England a strategetis
movement. Of which the finai object 10
the annexation Of Holland italy's
colonial interests are opposed TO those
% the French. and abe aiso supports
England
NozrHxnx PAcrFIc.-Ths New York
SEA- tells this: Some Philadelphians
ventured about week or two ago 10