Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-20

FOREIGN.
The Growing Angie-Geruan Bitter
ness.

EUhEIuN.
The Growing Ansie-Geruaan Bitter
ness.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-An Ast Of German
aggression IL reported at Bogeda, on the
doid Coast of West Africa, where the
British have treaty with the natives.
IL ls said that the German man of-var
Moore recently visited that town, and
the crew landed and removed the Brit
ish dag and hoisted that of Germany.
To occupy the Arsenal or Foe Chee.
PARIS. Aug. l9.-Orders have been
sent to Paternotre, French Minister TO
China, and Admiral Coqaet, directing
them TO occupy the arsenal e Foo Choo,
II the French demands are refused.
Burial OF the Late Duke OF yelling.
LONDON. Aug. l9.-The burial of the
late Duke of Wellington took place to-
day at Strattfield on Sage.
shipment OF Cattle Through Canada.
MONTREAL. Aug. l9.-F. X. Lingham,
a Canadian cattle shipper, has received
a letter from Frewen Bros, of Wyoming
and Montana, who own a quarter of
million of cattle Ia those Territories, all
of which will be broaght here for ship
ment by the Canadian Pacific Railroad,
when the Government gives consent to
bring cattle through by this route. Ii
is alleged that the transit of American
cattle alone will net $6,O00,000 Per an
mum, and that there will be an outlay of
half that amount in Canada for fodder.
while the slock Is in transit. Lingham
says the route via the Canadian Pacific
is 1900 miles shorter than via New York,
OF any other Atlantic port 70 Liverpool
from Montana.
An Advance In Erestatie science.
PARIS, Avg. I'm. Hsrve Mangoin
has presented report TO the Academy
of Science concerning the recent bal
loon ascension at Mendon. The balloon
was under the direction of Capt. Rem
ards and though moved against the
wind 1T easily followed the course along
which it was steered Ii was then veer-
cd around and brought back to the
point from which it started. Mangoin
considers it a remarkable event in the
history of serostatlc science.
Asiatic Cholera In England.
BrRMiNoHAM. Aug. ia physician
reported to the coroner that man who
died here this morning was the victim
of Aslatic cholera. Tue coroner has
ordered an inquest.
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA, Aug. 19.-Dunsmuir 4 Sons,
the owners of the steamer Wellington
which towed the Umatilla into Esqui
malt harbor, have attached the vessel 10
reooyeF &5ONg salvage
While the work of removing the cof-
fer dam was proceeding today man
named John Morgan was struck on the
head with heavy timber and his brains
were dashed out. He was an lrishman,
and has wife and child in Portland.
Hon. Il. Beaver, leader of the opp0
sition in the local Parliament. is lying
dangerously i'll, having burst n blood
vessel IN the head.
A mysterious affair came 90 light to-
day. James Worth, Of the firm of Ham
iltOn Il Worth, contractors and build
ers, has been missing since Saturday.
Today his room. in the rear of the shop,
was opened, when 1t was found that his
trunk and yalise had been broken open
and all his money, several hundred dol
lars, stolen. He was a sober and re-
spectacle man, and il il believed that
he was decoyed into the suburbs on
Saturday night and murdered, and his
room entered by the marderers and the
money stolen. The police are making
inquiries.
war Probable.
LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch received
from shanghai today says Iso Tsung
ralg and Snu Sing Chen, Chinese Pleni-
potentiaries, left Shanghai in accord
nace with instructions from Pekin.
There il no prospect of settling the diff
ficulty with France. The members of
the Board of Censors have presented a
memorial to the Empress opposing she
conditions offered by the French and
strongly urging hostllities. Ii 10 re-
ported that tue Empress has decided to
declare war.
Werktngmeu sunoeated.
PARIS, Aug. l9.-Seven men were suf-
located today at Brsye, owing to an
accident In the underground canal, in
tended to connect the rivers Disc and
Aisno, where they were employed.
News from Japan.
SAN FaAscrsco, Aug. 19.-Associated
press advlces from Yokohama, Japan,
state that the japanese government has
established four orders or nobility,
Dukes, Marquises, Counts, and VS.
counts. The national assembly TO be es-
tablished in 1893 will consist of a lower
aud upper house. IL is presumed that
the new orders Of nobility have been
created for the purpose OF forming the
latter.
Negotiations for the revision OF treat
les have been SO far completed that u
has been authoIitativeiy announced
that a final conference will be held In
October for the definite adoption OF
the new tariff. and ether important
Q an les which are conteu plated.
The French mail steamer Jansis OF
the Messaeeries Maritime line. went
ashore on the 9th OF July. Most of the
cargo has been saved. The vessel Will
be a total loss. No lives were lost.
Important, n rrue.
LONDON, Aug. I9.-it is reported at
Foo Chow that an ediat has been issued
ordering the viceroy, Yum Lar to isin
ms forces with those of Allen Young
Eos and invade Tonquin.
the ARCTIC HOkk0R.
FURTHER PRoof OF cASNIBALIsM.
DrIPKI (Ind.1, Aug. ia little after
7 this morning the body OF William
Whistler. a late member Of the Greedy
party, was exhumed. There were pres
ent Two physicians. Whistler's father,
his aged grandfather, bis grandmother,
ana half dozea iaborers and several
reporters. TIE grave where the body
was inferred 10 near Rockfisld. three
miles east Of this place. 1, 10 q country
church yard, containing not more than
a dozan graves. The body vas exhnmed
and taken under the shade Of q tree.
About ten minutes we're required 20
Io.oaeu the bolts Of the easkes. Inside
was a onsntity of cotton waste. which.
With Toe corpse. filed the colin.
Whistler's remains were wrapped IN
muslin. and holding this 10 place was q
hemp cord. A hesvy blanket vas next
the body. There was no furtEsF cloth
inc. The head was covered with a
cloth skull cap. with seal skin On the