Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-16
FOREIGN.
Caaadas soldier.

Csaada's soldiers.
QUEBsc, Sept. Is. - The steamship
Oce4n hing. uith the Canadian voy 4
Heurs for the SIie or board, arrived hsr,
last night and was visited this mornins
uy the Govern General and Lad,
Lansdovna and Hon. A. p Caron, Min
lister of Militia. His Exceilency ad
dressed the officers aud men of the con
nngsnt. He spoke of the dangers Of the
Nile. bat did not think the rapids were
auv more dangerous than our Canadian
rapids.
The Crops in India
LONDON. Sept. I5-Advices from 10
dia report that crop prospects, are i'm
proving. There has been a favorable
rainfall in Bengal. but the drought still
continues IN Madras. Ia Mysore there
/ have been serious foods.
Distur banee In Albania
/ CoysTAyTIsoPLy, Sept 10 The w
/ thoFItles are about to send reinforce
nnents tn Albania 10 quell disturbances
along the frontier.
Frfghtened srfentisss
! OTTAWA. Sept l5.-Se7eral members
( OF party Of British scientists 10 the
Rocky Mountains had a narrow escape
from fearful death on Friday vale
Z exploring the railway tunnel below
/ Kicking Horse Lake. When four mites
Z III the tunnel tasre was 4 sud len tol
I fapse, preeIpitating an immense mass of
/ rock In the mldst of the party, two of
! whom Ser- slightly injured. The 2eol
{ "gists have obtained data by whica In v
expect u re ahss To nu4ily esta ills : {. c
exact age of the mountains.
| DEF, nj Of Peruvian RevoIuIionists.
PANAMA, Sept. Is he most impor-
! tant news from Perm IL that of the CON-
! pete defeat of General Caceres. the
! principal revolutionary leader. which
occurred at Lima on the 27th al ipo
On tue DOraing of that date Caceres
entered the capital of Peru at the head
IF Il savage mob Of mountaineers, who
rushed through the streets yelling and
/ firing off guns. Only the preceding
evening the government troops hal
beeu concentrated in their barracks,
and the entry of Caceres amounted al
most IN a surprise. The party obtained
possession of the Bank Of Esplritu Sauto
and of tue Churches of MERGED and of
81. Augustine. They also attacked
Guadalupe, the station of the English
railway company. there we're sans 80
killed in MeTcaderes and Badegot
streets. near st. Augustine Church, ami
| in the Palace sq1are. where the firing
was hottest. All the telegraph wires
were cut four miles from town and no
trains ran in. AT st. Augustine Church
she fighting proceeded with closed doors.
The British Grain Trade.
LONDON. Sept l5.-rhe Hdrk Lane
| Express, In its weekly review of the
gram trade, says: Good progress In
| harvesting has been inside during the
/ past week. The weather is favorable
| for threshing and deliveries of wheat by
| farmers are on the increase. The price
of wheat declined Is il quarter during
the week. and -four fell i'd. Sales of
| English wheat for the week were SO ,0;3
quarters at 3is, against 81, 665 quarters.
at Ais Sd. for tue corresponding week of
| last year. The foreign wheat market Is
depressed. and prices have still further
| declined in the off coast trade. ThIr-
teen cargoes arrived, of which six were
sold and seven withdrawn. The trade
| forward Is growing worse. Thirty one
shillings per quarter Is accepted for No.
2 red winter wheat. Flat maize in Lon
dou Is scarce and steady. There IL no
mixed American on spot.
The Cholera.
ToULoN, Sept. l5.-Thsre have been
/ Is deaths from cholera IN this city dur
| ing the past two days. In the depart
ment of Herault there have been 90
o,ses and 80 deaths.
MADRID. Sept. 15.-Siuce the last re-
| port Six fresh eases of cholera and fo1r
deaths have occurred at Elche. and
| fur fresh cases aud three deaths at
Noveld.. In the city of Lorida a fatal
| case of sporadic cholera occurred. One
snsp. cteu case is reported in the suburb
of Barcelona, and several suspicious
| cases in the province, SIX of which
| proved fatal.
ROME, Sept. 1.-THE bulletin giving
| the ravages of cholera In Italy during
the last II hours shows: Naples (city).
6i3 fresh cases and 81 deaths: Naples
| (province), 81 fresh cases and 10 deaths;
Caserta, Ii fresh cases and deaths;
| Genoa, % fresh cases and ~ deaths: in
| 10 other provinces, names not given, IL
fresh cases and 10 deaths.
Accident nj u Bail.
| PARIS, Sept. l5.--At a ball at the the
alter at Cahors tonight, the hosr col
/ lapsed and twenty-five actors aud ac-
tresses we're injured.
The Meeting Of the Emperers
SKERSEva, Sepl. l5-The Emperor Of
| Austria arrived thi, afternoon and WIS
received by the Gar aad staff, all IN
Austrian uniforms. After the Austrian
| Emperor hal bseu formally introduced
! tn tae msmbers of the Cz RS stat the
party proceeded to the Palace. Gen.
| Skobeloff met the Emperor of Ger
many at the frontier. They arrived at
O'Clock. f0e Emperor of Ger many
| was received with thu same ceremonies
a. the + uperor of Austria. ami escort. d
| to the Palace. There Was u grand b IN
quet in the evening.
German Military Msneu.er..
BERLIN, Sept. l5.-The annual mill
tary manBavers of the German army
b gan today. Prince Frederick William
and Princess Augusta represented the
Emperor and Empress.
| Can't DO It. You Knew
| PARIS. Sept. 10. Prime Minister
| Ferry, replying to request from the
delegates to the agricultural conference,
said that the Government of France
could not initiate a raising Of import
duties on foreign cereals.
| stricken Naples
NAPLES. Sept. 1.-THE excuses of the
people ON sunday on the occasion of
the departure OF the King, caused a
light increase in the cases of cholera.
The King received ovations along the
whole journey to Mons. Father Ton
clio. the priest who socomp tnied King
Humbert to the bedsides of patents ia
Busco, died of cholera. All of Hum
bert's provisions. wine and water, were
sent to Naples from Rome. The British
consul has obtained a separate ward for
British and other foreign patients
The government Is considering propos
ais for destroying the foreign quarters
of Naples aud rrpuilding that portion