Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-01
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Sews I'm Russia.
81. PLTEssBuss, June 30.-The panic
among Jews IN towns Of Western Rassis
con.inoes This city opposes sympathy
1.a the Jews, and declares that equal
lAsnis Ion Christians and Jews you'd be
greater misfortune for Russia than
the former Mougolian woke.
EGypsiaa Pri.enal
LONDON, June 3o.-Chfford LIoyd. in
letter TO the Times. gives 4 graphic de-
scription OF the horrors of Egyptian
prisons, corruptions, murders and anti
English intrigues of officials at Cairo.
Failed.
MONTREAL. June 30.-H. & III. Msr-
riii, dry goods dealers, have made an
assignment.
AZ HIS Peat.
MaDElD, June 30-Miuis,er Foster
has returned He arrived in Spain in
time to escape Quarantine at the
frontier.
To Enlarge Her Navy.
BERLIN, June 3O.-Ii il announced |
that al the next session the Government |
VIII submit to the Reichstag scheme |
for greatly enlargine the navy.
1 Defe1te0.
LONDON, June 3D.-In the Commons |
Giadst Jne moved the vote censuring the
Governments Egyptian policy be given
precedence of all other business; de-
Gated, $50 10 -.
To be Recognized.
BKUssELs, June 3O.-It is considered
certain that America, France and Ger
many are about to recognize the free
State Of Congo.
church Demolished.
ST.. JOHNS IN. F., June 30.-An out
| rage vas perpetrated Saturday night by
the crew of the bark Lady Elibank
They broke into Catholic church at
st. Mary's, in St. Mary's Bay, and de-
molished the furniture and appoint
ments of the sanctuary; destroyed the
tabernacle, distracted the challice.
ceborium and other sacred vessels
smashed the candelabra and strewed
the debris about the streets, and in
various ways desecrated the church.
Five were arrested. As soon as the
knowledge of the desecration of the
church spread among the Catholic pop
ulation not less than 500 boats were
manned for the purpose of scuttling
and firing the vessel. The influence of
the parish priest and supplying mer-
chants prevented the destruction of the
ship and cargo.
orange 0atra&ea
ST. JOINS, N. F., June 3o.-Two Or
ange outrages are reported from the
northward at Twillinaate. Sixteen
loaded guns were fred into the house of
Captain Wrey. and windows smashed
with huge stones The Wreys are one
of only three Cathslic families in Twill
linRate. At Green Pond harbor four
southern vessels took refuge from =
southwest gale and q Eating field of
ice on Tuesday last. Orangemep at
tackled the crews when on shore, MANNED
them brutaily and pursued them to the
vessels with large ballast stones, smash
ing companion doors, skylight, cabin
stoves and furniture, breaking bulwaFks
and forcing the vessels to push out into
the storm and ice.
Victoria Notes.
VICTORIA, II. c., June 3).-The bark
Fred. p. Litchfield, from Hongkong, ar
rived Saturday night with $50 Chinese.
Waugh, Government contractor,
left towp on Saturday night with the
money paid by the Government, leaving
about hundred men unpaid.
Large shipments of gold are arriving
from the Bridge river country.
A terrible explosion took place this
morning in No. 8 shaft of the Yelling.
ton colliery at Nanaimo. by which
twenty four white miners lost their
| lives and number were burned and in
| jured. At the time OF the explosion
there were fifty men in the mine. At
o'clock eleven bodies had been recov-
cred, whose features were unreoogniza-
able. At O'Clock in the evening If
teen bodies had been taken out, and IL
was supposed that nine more were still
| IN the mine. The cause of the explo-
sioE is supposed to have been an aocu-
imitation of gas IN the mine. The dis
aster Is without parallel in mining his
tory in British Columbia. The scene
at the mouth of the shaft was heart
rending. Mr.. Dunsmuir, the owner,
left special steamer for the scene of
the accident this evening.
vexed Question settled.
vienna, June 30.-The Epening Post
| says the news from Toulon and Mar
settles in regard to cholera leaves no
doubt bat it 10 Asiatic cholera. The
paper states that Austria and Hungary
have been ordered to maintain a strict
inspection of all arrivals from the south
of France and Algiers. The Post also
says arrangements are making for med
ical inspection Of railway travellers, and
for fumiRation of baggage.
SEINE style Abeas this Election 90
Madrid, June 39.-The election on
| this island for members Of the Cham
bers OF Deputies resulted In a victory
| for the Government candidates. Riot
ing occurred during the veting and
seven persons were killed.
Persecstisg the Jews.'
ALorKRs. June 30.-Tha riots continue.
| The committee of Spanish residents
threaten all Spaniards who take part in
| the expulsion OF Jews. Troops occupy
various parts of the city.
Married In Rome.
RoMr. June 3o.-Count Rodereni and
Miss Stone Of Philadelphia were mar
ried today, Cardinal Jacobiui, Pontif-
cal Secretary of State, officiating.
Big Fire.
Havana, June 30.-A fire at Matanzas
today DESTROYED three warehouses.
there we're 100 hoeheads sugar In the
buildings burned. Loss h reported at
$450. 900. partially insured.
| Cholera.
MARsxrILEs, June 30.-Five deaths
1 fFum Cnotefa ihst ulSut- Soptniu Tct-
let, of the navy, when his wife Vas
seized with cholera, committed suicide. |
n. Richard. Chief OF the Naval Health
| Department, declares the cholera was
not brought to France by any transport
with troops from the East.
No deaths here from cholera between
| the hours OF 3 q. IN. and .. m.
SALuzxA, June @.-A workman from
LYONS was seized with cholera here and
soon died. Hygenic precautions have
been redoubled. The militia manou-
vers appointed for the sth Of July have
been postponed till September.
RoNK, June @-Tvo cases OF cholera
have occurred at Salluxza, North Italy.
Touros, June 30-At o'clock this
evening one death from cholera oc-
CURED.
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