Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-21

gard to property OF the Propaganda.
According to the same authority Minis
ter MancIni has promised to regulate
the question in manner satisfactory
to the Vatican when the subiecs of gen
eral reorganization of ecclesiastical
property in Italy shall come before the
Chamber of Deputies.
Dire Alternative.
CATRo. June 0.-El Mahdi has again
written 20 the Mudir of Dongola. sum-
moning him to espouse his cause. IL he
aequissces he will be made Governor of
the Province aud allowed TO keep ali
taxes II he refuses Lieutenant of FL
Makdi will kill the Madir and all be-
longing TO him.
Mentanass Cattle Market
OTTAWA, June 20.-On behalf of cattle
ranchers in Montana, the Canadian Pa
cifc railway authorities have represent
ed 10 the Minister of Customs the pro-
priesy of allowing cattle from the West
ern States to be carried through Cana
dian territory in bond for export. Mon
tans ranchers propose entering stock at
Fort Walsh and driving them to the
Canadian Pacific railroad for shipment.
The effect will be TO make Montreal the
cattle market of Montana and other
Western States. The Minister agreed
to a relaxation of customs regulations.
so as TO bring this trade to Canadian
ports.
The Guaranteed Mexico.
VICTORIA, b. c., June O.-Orders have
been received from Ottawa to land the
Mexico's mails after fumigation. Ii is
not known what decision has been ar
rived at regarding the ship, which lies at
anchor about five miles of the harbor.
The latest report IL that all are well on
on board. Officers and passengers COM
plain of not being allowed to send any
letters or kilograms ashore. The papers
handle the Dominion Government Sc
vereiy for not providing proper Quaran-
tine buildings.
Murdered by an Indian.
News from the Skeena river states
that Canadian named A. G. Yeomans
has been murdered by An Indian, whose |
son had been drowned while in Yeo- |
mans employ. White settlers have left |
the locality of the murder and are flock |
ing to the coast, fearing general up |
rising.
VIM. Gilbert. alias Billy the Butcher, |
is missing, and is supposed TO have been |
devoured by wolves while crossing from |
the Quatsino csal mines to Fort Rupert. |
salmon.
The salmon run in the northern rivers /
is improving. but the pack will not ex-
coed 5000 cases in any event.
Hoping for BETTER Things.
DUBLIN, June 3O.-Earl Spencer, re-
plying to an address of a deoutation Of
said Ireland had passed
through turbulent period, but there
we're good grounds for hoping that bet
tor times were near at hand. Terrorists'
power for evil had been curtailed. and
The tyranny they had exercised passed
away. Order was restored, and Irish
men could now devole themselves to
peaceful pursuits without fear of out
RACES.
Cool Reception.
Earl Spencer met with a chilling re-
,eption en- route to Dublin, especially at
Port Dover.
Bismarck Gives a Lunch Party.
BERLIN, June 20.-Bismarck enter
aimed today at Parliamentary luncheon
The cabinet ministers and members of
he Bundesrath and Reichstag. Prin-
Jess Bismarck at the same time enter
iained the ladies of these gentlemen.
Il was noticed that Bismarck conversed
with Windthorst,a we'll known
leader.
No News from Gordon.
LONDON, June 20.-ln the Commons
.oday the Under Foreign Secretary
stated that the last news from Gen.
Gordon was dated April II. He said
hat 20 messengers had been sent to
zen. Gordon by different routes, one
who went up at night by
boat succeeding in entering khartoum,
put on his return, bearing Gen. Cor
Ions answer to the Governmen, he was
pursued by rebels and killed.
The Mexico Must stay.
VICTORIA, June administrations have
been received from Ottawa to detain
the Mexico q days from the date of
her leaving San Francisco. Should
smallpox break out the detention will
be continued indefinitely. The press
think the Washington Government
might naturally complain of the iueon-
its citizens are being put to in
of there being no quaran-
tine buildings here. Tie passengers in
are represented as almost
mutiuous.
Railroad A accident
A telegram from the mainland states
that last night a gravel train on the |
Pacific Railway was thrown
off the track by COW. Three men were
killed outright, and two fatally injured.
Seven cars we're smashed to atoms.
Election Of Directors.
At meeting of the kootenay Rail- |
road Company. held here yesterday, J.
G. Ainsworth. j. w. Sprague and w. j. |
Ainsworth were elected directors.