Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-30
FOREIGN.



fse1a1lss yBes~sy.
BKnxxx. 01& 8.-Iks easoefons for
memoers 81 tbe Rsichs<ag have bs1un.
= On dletrioe of ttis city, SociaIis<-
DemooRat o6eatnod Z thounnd major
~ over IL comb6nsd Voc of The LIB
exAh and CONSERVATIVES. Thn il ste
nr1s time hat Soeialise- Den0orst wa
ever elected n Berlin- One Libexai uas
elecSed 10 tbe keiehska9- The rsaults In
fhs nthef distriets ar unknown.
Abasasne1 ana narnsne a s~a.
LoxDoz, Oos. 2s-Ihe North Gera.au
Lacya stesmship OdeT. Captain SANDER,
snicn arrived az So1thamptou shis az
texnoon nom New York. reports thai
ne pased % O0t0ber 18th, II Ham. IN
isutnde fy16 north, longitude 27.l9
eest, me Dutch steamship Maasdam.
1nrninR and abandoned. Her masss
sefe Rouc, bot her funnel vas standing.
4 dense smoke was issninQ from her
bold The O1er ksps 3 sharp Iookous.
Dat was unable 10 fnd any tracs of sur-
vlvors, and proceeded "a Der yoxaoe.
Tbs steamship Maasdam, Captain Van
dsrsss, sailed from Rotterdam On ths
lsth instant. for New York. and passed
the Lizard on the 10Th instant.
rhe Batch Ueesssa-
TIE HAsUx. OCT. 2s.-The election
for members Of the second Chamber Of
tbs States 0eaerai resulted here in the
return Of the present Liberal members
~ Immense najoritiss. The returns
from she provinces are incomplete.
The CORNWALL rrial
DUBLIN, Ocs- 29.-The trial of Corn
vail and kerwin for unnatural sfFences
resulted In the scqnittal Of the prison
FiyfaG the Preach Riax.
LoxDox, Oct. 2.--Intsllieencs has
reached here that the man-of- var Zsi-
sueiay has hoissed the French flag at
laRuran. Sagalo and Rodalion, on the
Day OF Alden. IL is reported that France
will annex them.
Thc Nile Rxpedfsleu.
CAIRo, Ost. 3.-Wolseley arrived To
day 1t Ambigol on his progress M the
nile. The Canadian boatmen have suc-
seeded in getting 10 boats over the SEQ
ond cataract.
The Duke or Cennaugha.
LONDON. OCT. 29.--The Duke of Con-
nauRht will return from India next
March. He will come by way Of san
Francisco.
The Branswick saccessssn.
Truth says that Germany has offered |
she brunswick succession to the Duke
OF Cambridge, and he has refused ID.
A Change % Censuls.
PAINS. OCT. 9.-M. Carrec has been
appointed French Consul at San Fran |
cisco. M.Vamert Dsmean. whose place |
he takes, retires with the rank OF an |
officer OF the Legion of Honor.
Eaishiess .ashl-wassuks.
CAIRo. GOT. 29-It 10 learned that iifty |
Bashi- Bazouks, who were dispatched |
from Massowah in pursuit of maraud-
ers, have deserted in body 10 a band |
Of Abyssinian briRands. Two Europeans /
are held prisoners by them in U6pe Of |
securing ransom.
The German Election.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The election returns
come in slowly. Reports of variops
rubarban dist lots indicate the election |
Of eight members of the party of the /
Center, three Conservatives, three Ma
tional Liberals, three New German Lib
erals and six Socialists. In three other |
the votes are scattering. and |
new ballots will be required.
The result of the elections in "a dis |
tri6ts is now known. In - districts |
there was no choice, and new ballot |
will be taken. In Ii Of these the So |
cialist candidates will contest the seats.
The successful candidates include IL of /
the Center, Socialists, 6 German Lib /
erals, 6 German Nationalists, 8 I'm
perialists, 4 Conservatives of the Peo-
pies Party, / Guelph and 1 Alsatian.
Two Socialists were elected in Ham,
burg, four in Saxony and one each in |
Berlin, Altoona and Grsitz. Eleven |
more will probably be elected at the |
second ballot.
No Mediation.
LONDON, Oct. %. - Official advices |
from Pekin have reached the Chinese |
and been communicated to |
Earl Granville, British Secretary for /
Foreign Affairs. These advices state
that the Chinese Government is averse |
TO any mediation between that coustry |
and France.
Cholera Among the French.
LONDON, Got. 29.-Rumors have reach
ed here via Shanghai, that serious |
type of cholera Is spreading through |
the French squadron under Admiral |
now bleckadinR Formosa.
4 PIONEER OF slxrv .YGsRs Acc.
Mrs. Eloisa Harvey died at her resi-
dence In Portland last Friday morning.
Mrs. Harvey was the daughter of DIR. |
Jehn Mclaughlin, the first chief factor |
and roxArnor of tia Hnda.xn Rau oopn