Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-05

Df1eca p aeosR41ty ca tne part 1t Eng
land te permit French men-of-uar to
eoal and viotuaI At Honakaua. Tenfa-
ftvrs relative 70 nedi4iion bet seen
Erence and China have osased. Isnno
II Lsmen has rejscted The ovsuurss
msds by EnRland IN that dirsesion.
only = ssaseunena.
Pknxs, Dse- a--L< Paxis States that
the Secretary Of the Chinese iepntion 6
London has Submitted proposals . Earl
Granville. the British Msnisser. which
France can accept.
chlaese s.eeesse~.
LONDON. Dec. A 'EisnsinQ d,spasch
ststss that the Chinese claim the follow
inz successes. On October ~ they cap
tursd tbs foyts and city of LohQusn
PslnG. Tonqaln, and sunk . Hrenoh
eunooas- Aftsr the engagement the
Elders Of over 20 Cnfizsian viliAQ<e ten
dessd their submission to The Chiness
commandeF. On October Sch The French
we're defeated at Hoo Wei, Tonquin.
The French commander shot himself.
and the troops became demoralixsd and
ded. On November 18th. the Black
Flags repulsed three Frensh attacks
upon Seang Quay, and on the same day
the French were defeated af Tzmsai.
On Nosember 19th, the French took
refuge In the woods near San Qoay.
Formosa, aud fghtino continued for 6
hours- The French losses we're very
heavv. Including two snpsri0F ofiosrs-
The French also lost several euns and
wers pursued 10 tho waters edge. Hare
four French launches we're sunk- On
November 9Th. the Chinese in Kan Gal
mo loes ~ev.r ofIicsrs whiIe fhair oere-
cal was severely w5uuded. On the same
dzv fha Franrk raads an uusucceesful
attaok On the Chinese positions at ooon
VAN Kn-
m...a..s v.n.s.
pan fnAkcIsoo; Dee. = Inc oen
rnoio brings nouexone soviees 20
nossmnsr ~, ana ioknnama 70 me
lftn. Ine MAndanns o. Fekan nave
snoscsioed 9 IniIii1n dollars 20 sustain
tne War against the frenon.
several brutal assaults are re,ortsd
20 have Deen eommitteo by omcers OF
the American ship Undsuntsd. AZ Hong
Kong, on tne crew. American C0nsoi
mosoy w3s ooli0eu % alsonaxee AZ tne
omcers out tne eapfain FROM toe snip.
~~--r ~-~~--T><-~ -
appearance at 1okonama.
strnsfed tn Japan - nov being ousit 81
TOXIC.
In The Reschsaa&
BKnLrN. Dec. 8 I'm the Relchstsg DIR.
Windthorst having replied 90 bismarck
the Chanueiior continued his remarks
against DIR. Windthorst's motion 70 re-
peal ,ne law expshine PRIEST eso. n.s-
u'alex ue1iafeu .nAs the aI ',.a ~ ,uS
ahefo1 sss nowselo cnaaseakok auI
tnat rfuHs.as seJoe.aou =. sue popaa
canoidAse tof tno DmuopfIo " rvsen
WAS aimpiy an oxerosss =. no1 so.1seis1
rights. ana was IN Accoioa1oo VIZ me
.featies. Dlsm.lok saIa ne - re-
loicsu 70 nesf uino.nofss sssse snas nc
vac opposed 20 patnauen.a koveln
nient. Inc miuistsy, nc salu' - ootn-
posed of Uonsssva,ises. neg LloerAIs
ana nociaiists' ana y wou'u nufpass
even uiaos.o.1s " auuaossy; " pse
dicsed tue nteasiag Up os sne .. Usns.e
p ~ s,,d 1 ;as - sns,nhsss vanId either iain
The urooresslvs party or Disappear
B,s,narek continued bv saving that he
was Ieas concerned about the struggle
hetwern ohurch and state than DIR.
Windthorst supposed. The Law, he
eon.cnded. was directed against poiiti-
e.i agitation. and not against religious
liberty.
DIR. windshsrst's motion to repeal
the law ia question passed by 2i7 20 SO,
not vithssandinc the opposition Of Bis
marck.
rs. c..,-., .r an. s,~er.
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