Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-20

FOREIGN.
ne cnsser. Ep11<mse.
PAx1s, Nov. 1a.--Ihers vsrs forty one
deaths from choiexa yesterday Al bot
sixteen occurred IN the hospiksis. Up
20 neon today forty fresh oases h4d besn
adjusted into the hospitals, and there
we're fear deaths
One nsnI Gnew snd The oshex scsufs.
PrrrxBunu. Nov. 19-vioe President
elect Hendricks. IN sn interview hers
today. stated taas ks couId not rive any
ouiuiop a. 10 The probability Of sweep
"a fbe FEDERAL ofIises, bat Senator Voof-
bees. Who d with him. secuted the idcs
81 his coirr On . political mission to
Mr.. CIssel4rd ID regard 10 the share Of
the cfzices which shonId be the appor-
fIonnent Of Indiana Dsmoerzts- They
are both es roats 10 Brooklyn.
On the Wins.
Prrrsnuao. Nov. 19.--vice President
elect Hendricks and family and Sena-
tor Voorhees,, passed through the city
this morning on the fast line ~ roafs TO
Washington.
RE KrsnenSse msaAie.
Lospos, Nov. Gladstone has writ
ten . Isster. In which be says tbs Gov
eminent viii require adequate essdr-
anos that the franchise bill will te
passed by the House Of Lords before .
Redistribution bill win BE- presented.
This. however, does not preclude
friendly communication between the
leaders Of the t~o parties before such
assurance II given. Tue Conservative
leaders have asked the Government that
sush q communication regarding the
nature Of the proposed redistribution
bill shall BE- made 10 them.
Inesrrees.
The Government says that the vef-
sion Of Lord Northcote's report on
Egypt, which was made public through
the Reuters agency, 10 incorrect.
Parade Of the Unemployed.
PANS. Nov. 19.-Peopls who are out
of employment are organizing mon
ster demonstration for next 6u9day
week.
The Csngs Conference.
BERLIN, Nov. I9.--General Sanford
has been appointed an additional dele
gate TO the Congo Conferences for the
United States. and attended today's sit
ting. Count Won Hatzfeldt, German
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, gave din
ner TO the delegates today.
Paying Dearly for Ia
HAVANA, Nov. 19.-1he newspaper Pa
lanca reports that the Council OF State
have resolved to pay an indemnity of
$4,000 In gold TO the owners Of the
American brig Nettie, seized and sold
By custom officers at Cienfueos.
VIII Leave Us.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-The Truth says
James Russell Lowell intends 10 reside
at Oxford, England, after being relieved
Of the duties Of United States Minister.
The Mexiean Exeisemena.
MEXICO, Nov. l9.--The bill for ths
conversion Of the English debt was not
discussed In Congress this afternoon.
Tho situation therefore 10 unchanged.
Diaz told representative OF the Asso-
ciated Press today that in whatever
way the question Of debt might be de-
oided, public order would be preserved,
and he would answer with his life for
the security Of the lives and property Of
Mexioans and foreigners. He says that
there Ia not even a germ of revolution
In Mexico. 1T Is true" he continued,
that portion Of the people oppose the
conversion of the English debt, bat
they are united on other questions. The
people are excited. and are expressing
their opinions freely, and the disorderly
classes are taking advantage by an at
tempt 20 create local disturbances, but
nothing serious has occurred
A Rattle for bismarck.
BERLIN. Nov. 19.-The German Social
Democrats have issued a manifesto an
nouncing program of fierce opposition
TO Bismarck. Their srst move In the
Reichstag will be for the abolition of
the Socialist Law.
An Agreement.
PANS. Nov. ia telegram from Ber
lin states that an agreement has about
been concluded between England and
Germany whereby the Congo Confer
ence will establish rules relative to the
trade OF the Niger river, entrusting TO
England the execution of the agree
ment. The idea of the formation OF an
international commission has been
abandoned.
HtaSut HtfttAtns
BuKSos ArREs. Nov. l9.-The Italian
steamer Perseo arrived yesterday, be-
ing refused admi.tance into the port Of
Monteyideo. The Government trans
port villiarno. on sighting the steamer,
siRnailsd her 10 stop, and she was or
dercd to leave Argentine waters imme-
diatsly. Notwithstanding the protest of
the captain that he was in want of coal.
The Viiliarno was ten miies from land
when she sienalled the vessel. IL Is
said that 30 deaths from cholera have
occurred on board the vessel. The
Governments of Brazil has refused ts
allow her passengers TO disembark on
the island of Deserta. The Perseo was
supplied with all that was required, aud
she anchored % miles from port.
The authorities OF the Argentine Re-
public have opened the ports for ships
from Genoa and Marseilles sailing since
yesterday.
ON the Defensive.
Pans, Nov. l9.-Admiral Courbst tai
eeraphs that the appearance of several
Chinese blockads runners compelled
him TO make an extension OF his line Of
blockade on the coast Of Formosa. The
French squadron IL still on the defeu.
sive, awaiting reinforcements.
stitI Beilixerent.
Ls Paris, In an article referring 10 the
reports current Of the settlement of the
Franco Chinese question, says: France
will continue her military preparations.
and will only disarm on receiving n
suitable guarantee for the future and
Tue evacuation Of ronquin by the Chi.
nese."
orr MAT LEGISLATURES.
The following named psrsons ara -.