Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-27
FOREIGN.


FOREIGN.
Thsss Whs Fsea
PAxn. Nov. sc.-Ts is estimated thai
Do0 persons left Paris during she
cooiera sp1demic- The people are now
fsfnrntnQ In great numbers.
LoUox, Nov. 36.-Soarboro Bros..
vorssed spinners. Of HaIifax. have fail
cd for ei3l,0o0. The failure was caused
b. the depression IN trade.
1--WE Msse Cruisers
LoxDo& Nov. ga dispatch from
Paxis 10 the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany, says that the French government
have rea0lved 10 ssnd two mere cruisers
g she West Coast 81 Africa, in view Of
the possible results Of the Congo ccn-
ference.
A Prssess ersn usaiy.
Buxxos AIRES, Nov 25.-Ths Italian
Minister has handed ths Government a
note Of protest against the refusal to
allow the steamer Pernas to enter port,
stating that net only the Interests Of the
country, but the principles Of humanity
were seriously compromised by refus-
ina admittancs 20 20 many immigrants.
The Government replied, declaring that
m was impoesible 10 ALLOW the stsamer
10 anchor, the public health being be-
fore everything else. Ths Goyernment
Alno statea thas it h dispossd 10 proved
In like manner with all ships whos-
early arrival may be announced. The
papers state that two bodies have been
found OF Pserto Into. They are sup
posed 10 be from the steamer Matteo
Bruzzo. The papers criticize the action
Of the Italian Minister.
Capsain wsrsh Released.
VIcroRrA, b. O., Nov. 26.-The jury
threw ont the bill submitted against
Frank Worth, late master Of the steam
ship Umatills, for robbery.
Canadian Pacine Terminus.
The Government Of British Colum-
bia received official information today
that the Canadian Pscific Railway Com
pany have decided to locate their termi-
nus at Coal Harhor, on Burrard inlet.
Repsrted Recsgaitiea.
BERLIN, Nov. 25.-It 10 reported that
the Congo Conference has recognized
the African International Association.
One Of Growers Duefes.
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fathers house she has lived in a ANAL
lodging house and received no regular
allowance from her father. only an oc-
casional check. She has nothing except
what she has saved from her earnings
as a music mistress.
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S,aanosh;n Msx;co 81 h,rrs fraa, Ss,
Francisco.
Rogers, the peuitentiary guard who
murdered another guard, was sentenced
10 death TODAY.
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Beneath Train.
VICTORIA, Is. c., Nov. 26.-Georee
Patrick Royeroft, aged 81, fell beneath
a train on the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way today, and both legs and his right
hand were cut Of His recovery is
doubtful. His family live at Carrolltop,
Washington Territory.
rbe CANADIAN Pacific.
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