Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-15

and bloody riot. William Bedell va
shot, and was seriously injured. A
number Of unknown were seriously in
jured, and ded IN the dark. Their
names are not sbtainable. Republicans
ran the Democrats out Of town at last,
and the widest excitement continued
for hours. The Fumor that William
Dobeon shot Bedeli, caused q mob "a
form TO hang Dnbson, bat sober counsel
prevailed, and the matter was dropped.
The end 10 not yet.
FOREIGN.
Terpedses
LONDON, Nov. H.-The Government
has SAINT two hundred tons OF torpedoes
10 protect cosling stations In China.
Advance In cable shares.
The shares of the Analo-American
cable company have advanced. Ru-
is some difficulty in the working OF the
Bennett Msckay cable.
Peace gestsred.
PANAMA, Nov. 5.-Psace is restored in
Cundinamarica and Saptander, owing
70 the active Intervention Of the Fed
erai Government. The town Of Guado,
captured by rebels, who subsequently
laid down their arsas. was the scene Of
many atrocities. A picket of "a men,
who had defended the school house fer
five hours, were slaughtered after they
surrendered. The body of the com
mander vas subsequenily exposed to
the most terrible indignities. On the
following day q number Of houses we're
sacked and several were burned. Mum
erous assassinations Of q fearful and
cowsrdly character we're perpetr ated.
The British Postmaster Genersi.
LosDox, Nov. H.--Rieht Hon. Geo.
j. shaw Lefevre has been appointed to
succeed the late Henry Fawcett as Post
master General.
An American Victim.
PARrs, Nov. l4.-An Americas named
Christian Christiansen, from California,
died Of cholers here to-day. He Vas
the hrst American victim. Three
deaths from cholera occurred at Ne
mours today.
A stately service In st. raul's.
LONDON, Nov. A.-St. Paul's Cathe
drai today was the scene Of q stately
service la commemoratsou Of the one
hundredth anniversary of the conseera-
tion OF Bishop Seabury, the first Amer
loan Bishop OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. The service was conducted
by the Archbishop OF Canterbury, as
sisted by the Bishops of London, Win
chester, Durham and Albany.
Proposed Daty on Feed Imports.
PARIS, Nov. l4.-A Protectionist
League has been formed in Paris whose
purpose will be 10 oppose the proposed
duties on food imports.
Milene. Minister Of Agriculture. is In
favor OF duty OF two francs on cereals
instead Of four francs ~ proposed.
A Mardersus Mob.
PANAMA. Nov. 2&.-The Diarie. the Of
ficial journal Of San Salvador. says: A
mob Of 200 men assaulted she houses of
Garcia, Paradcs, Tomas. Padilia and
Captain Panohoin at Nahuexaloo in the
department Of Sonsonate, and murdered
them all, together with the wives and
children Of the two first mentioned.
Subsequently they murdered the Police
Captain and several Others. The VIC
tins Who perished number fourteen.
The house OF Garcia. Padilia and Pan
choin we're burned. The crimes COM
milted were owing to dispute as TO the
proprie,orship Of she lands.
The Chssera In Paris.
PANS, Nov. i4.-five ossss Of cholera
occurred yesterday among the employees
Of the Office OF the Moaif<sr. One Of
these, q printer, died almost tmme-
diately. The Commissary Of Police
took the patient from his dirty lodging
house, and had no sooner placed him in
an ambulance than the poor fellow died.
The landlord refused TO allow the body
30 be returned 10 his lodgings, and tbs
Commissary took il 20 one OF the hospi-
tails, and then to the moERue. Both in
stitusions refused 20 receive the body,
and the Commissasy was obliged to 70
turn is 10 the lodgings in spite OF the
landlords objections. IL 10 expected
that the Orleans Princes will make q
large donation for the relief OF cholera
sufferers.
The continued cold weather is exsr.
cising O favorable effect on the rate OF
cholera mortality, which does not ex.
ceed one in thirty-six. The ravaecs OF
the epidemic are trivial compared with
those Of typhoid fever. The epidemic
shows little II any efsct upon the pleas.
are seeking people. The theAters and
other places Of amusement are nlled
every night. II Is known that the dead
N disease has made large rAvages
among the soldiers OF the garrison. bat
the military officials publish no returns
aud refuse all informatiou. The wcsf
End Is still healthy. bat comparatively
deserted. a. most OF the residents OF
that quarter have fsd.
Engiish Earthssake.
Loxpos, Nov. N.-A severe shock oi
earthquake. accompanied by fefrinc
exrloeive report, occurred tonight ~
Chitheroe. In Lancashire. about twenty
Ave miles from Manchester. The shock
threw down horses In ths streets, snn
caused great CONSERVATION and exsfte'
ment among the inhshisanss-
Fatal Aectaeae.
BERrax. Nov. IA--A collision Of raii
vav trains occurred today near fhs
depot In Hanaw. Fifteen persons we're
killed and large number wounded.
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