Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-12
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FOREIGN.
ne mansyer1an sueee~~seu.
BxeIn, Nov. I0.-Ths North Gen.a.
oazens publzhes tbs taxi of Q circular
iss1ed BY the Dnks Of Cumberland.
rnicn mas osen addressed % al the
herman sovereigus except the Emperor.
Inc reason that this circular was not
forwarded 70 she Emperor h because the
latter Refused 10 recognize the notifica-
tiou issued by the Duke Of Cumberland
70 tne brunsvick Ministry on the day
q the death Of the late Duke Of Bruns-
vtcx ass1minR the Rovernment Of the
ouony. In the present circular the Duke
OF Cumberland demands that his procla-
nation assuming the government Of the
docny shall BE- c0unfersiQned by the
gooacii OF Be1snfs OF Brunswick. The
Duke maintains that the validity Of bis
succession il fully established BY the
constitution, and tha&his hereditary
right 70 toe succeesion has not been
contested IN any quarter. and holds
tnaa u = impossible fog the empire 20
refuse him the right Of assuming the
government Of the duchy without en-
croaczinR upon the laws and justice
wnien form the foundation Of the
German empire itself. The Duke con-
clndse his circuiar BY stating that she
imperial consultation contains no au-
thorization for such refusal, and il be
- refused bis succession TO the Duchy
OF brunswick, the right Of all the other
German eoyereiRns will b imperilIed.
a manifesto containing his assump-
ton OF the throne of the duchy was
fx.wt he t~f~ -
the Council Of keeency Of Brunswick
quest that 1t countsrsiQn Il. The
Council replied that it could NOT accent
the responsibility Of such an act and
must leave il to the Duke himse,f n
make good his sovereign claims to the
Emperor and the Imperial Government
The announcement Of this action BY
the Council of Regency was made
known to the LandtaQ 1.-THE Distriot of
Brunswick). and the decisien of the
Council was read With cheers, Wind
thorst, who was al Greunedin when the
Duke Of Cumberland issued his mani
festo, declared that Camberlaud's richt
TO the throne 10 undoubted an inefF See
able.
Jast Like Cincinnati.
NEuvA LARKDo, Nov. 1e.-Yes.erday
the elections in the Mexican States Of
Ooahuila and Nueva Lson game of for
State and municipal efiicers. Riot
reigned in the city Of Saltilio aud in the
towns Of Sabinos, Hidalgo and Busta-
mento. At Saltillo five men we're killed
and fifteen or twenty wounded. Many
were also killed In Santa Coturino. In
Sabines q battle occurred between gov
ernment soldiers and the citizsus. Dis
trict Judge Garcia was killed, while the
Colonel commanding the troops, with
about 20 soldiers, are reported killed.
The town Is full of dead and wounded
on both sides. The rioting is attributed
TO an attempt of the government to co.
erce the citizens by the use of troops at
the polls into the support of govern
ment candidates.
Prospect for q Naval Battle.
SHANGHAI, Nov. 11.-Two Chinese
ironclad cruisers are preparing to leave
here for the purpose of attempting to
force the French blockade of the island
of Formosa. The Chinese have bought
nearly the whole stock Of English coal
in Shanghai.
Acting I'm Concert.
BERLIN, November 1.-THE Imperial
Boards OF Health of Germany and Aus
tria-Hungary ana acting in concert in
an endeavor to adopt measures to pre-
vent cholera from securing an entrance
into either country.
Presideas Of she Belgian senate.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-THE Senate to-
day elected Baron Danethan President.
The Baron urged upon the Senator'S the
necessity OF enforcing respect for the
ruling constitutional monarch and ex-
isting institutions Of the country, claim
ING that peaceful, regular working of
the laws vas the only safeguard Of or
der. and she rights and liberty Of she
people.
An Asiatic Revolt.
OABUL, Nov. 1.-THE inhabitants of
Karabagh have revolted aud killed the
Governor and piilaged an Armenian vii
lage. Many Americans fed for refuge
into Russian territory.
Released fenians.
DUBLIN, Nov. l1.-Patrick N. Fitzger-
aid. Fenian suspect arrested In Lon
don last April on q charge of treason
and felony. was acquitted. Owing to
his acqnittal the orc sn has abandoned
the Tubber Cry Gases. and all the pris.
oners we're released. They were re-
eeived by their friends with great re-
joioing.
WIN. Convene.
BEALIs, Nov. 1.-THE Reichstag will
convene on Novembef 20th.
Defasiter Arrested.
LIMA, Nov. 1.-Bsnnett, cashier of
the Bsnco d'Itala, who absconaed With
$4,000, Was arrested at Gnayaquil and
10 now aboard the Gillian war ship
Brain.
Chlsean Railway Building.
SANTIAGO, Nov. 1i.-During the ap-
vscation of Congress the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs will visit
Arscuania, accompanied BY engineers,
10 survey lands formerly in Aracuanian
and 10 examine personally
everything concerning the establish
ment of colonies. Reports from the
south indicate great progress in the
of the nav railroads to
Traiguen and Victoria More than two
thousand men are employed on both
railroads. The completsen Of these
lines viii add greatly TO the interchange
OF national products betveeo here and
the south.
gnsuceessful Attack.
CAIRc, Nov. u.--Anothes attack vas
made by the rebels On Saakem last
night, which vas promptly repulsed,
and Egyptian cavalry are new In pur
sait Of the flying enemy.