Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-08

inflicted by English fishermen in the
North Sea on German ashins sloon.
The German press Continues 20 attack
the English policy in the Egyptian con-
ference, and Prime Minister Fsrry's
overtures to European powers for Joint
representation with England in the paw
ment of indemnities.
The North German Gazette reproaches
the English press for its persistent
Efforts to excite France against Ger
many. That paper says: Recent &C.
counts have sharpened public opinion
In Germany 20 the drift of the English
policy. and are dissolvins the belief in
tue friendly sentiments of the English
Tor their German cousins TIE at
tsnpts TO excite hatred between France
and Germany are now happily s-en
through, both in Paris and Berlin.
heneeforth If Eugland's interests are
opposed 10 those of France. she must
not look to Germany. bat mus: act
alone
Ihe debate In tie House of Com mons
crItleIzlng the Governments action in
the Egyptian conference Will be cou-
Guided Mondty. Many members. hear
ing mat Go decision on the question
would be taken. have left London.
thursday neXt has been liked as the
date TOR the proroxation of Parliament.
Csmpiacrat Ambassador.
LONDON, Aug. The French AIsbas-
sador - England says he intends to
remain IN England. He has taken a
house 1t Hastings antil autumn. He
says that no differences exist between
him and Ferry or his colleagues, and
the Cabinet approves his action in the
Conference.
A Decoration.
Paris, Aug 7. - President CREW
has conferred upon Hector Fabric,
Commlssary General in Canada,
the decoration of the Legion of Honor.
Figaro, in referring to the matter, SAYS
IT Is a proof of the interest with which
FRANCE regards Canada, and shows a
lively desire to cement the relations
which are becoming closer between the
two countries.
An Imperial Love Feast.
IsCHT, Aug. 7.-Emperor Francis 10
seph gave an Audience to Tisza, Prime
Minister for Hungary, and then visited
the Emperor of Germany. The Emper-
ors were together for half an hour.
Later Emperor William gave audience
to lisa. The Emperors then dined to-
Rether. Tisza and Count Bedekovich,
Minister for Croetia and Slavonia, were
also present at the dinner. The Emper-
ors drove to the station together, and
when Emperor William left at 4 O'Clock
they embraced and kissed each other
repeatedly before parting. There was
an ovation everywhere.
Nsnn.-s
VIENNA, Aug. IA violent rain storm
occurred today in the Linz. Grein and
kirchslag districts. Many persons were
injured, and large numser of build
ings were washed away.
No Hostile Movement.
LONDON, Aug. THE Pail Mall Ga
zette publishes the following: Admiral
Courbet has not occupied the harbor or
mines at kelung. The French war yes
sells, N fact, will make no hostile move
meat at kelung OF else where in China.
Hope for Friendly Settlement.
In the Commons today the Under SEQ
rotary of State for Foreign Affairs said
he believed that the negotiations be-
tween France and China are still going
on, and hoped they would result in q
friendly settlement.
Negotiations with Mexico.
In the House of Lords Granville
stated that negotiations with Mexico for
a new treaty of commerce would soon
be resumed.