Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-22
FOREIGN.
ereaf Demonstration In fave, Of IN.
Franchise BIIl


ternoon Is new forming on the Thame,
emsankment. There ia an immens,
attendance.
81 p. m.-All approaches from the
strand To the embaukmeat are throng
co. thousands from all parts of the
coantry cover the embaa kment between
Inaring Cross and Westminster. The
'esi order prevails, and there will be No
attempt 10 interfere with the process
SION ihe Prince aud Princess of
vale, Yates VIII witness the procession from
White Hall
J p. MAT noon the organized trades
uhions assembled At Sloane S1aars
fad arlington Green, E4ston Square
sIington Green, Cierkenvall Green,
Iinssnry Circus, ths O5elisk, BIackfri
srs and GrosvenOr Gardens, and pro
ceeded To the embankmeut. Political
/ delegates wore eolors. The streets and
bridges across the Thames are packed
ana tram: IL greatly impeded. The
procession moved in the following or
der Mounted farrIers. agricultural la q.
oorers, provincial populations, London
q Trades Council, representatives from
3 printing, book binding, papers. iron and
metal, clothing, leather, Shipping. build
ing. cabinet making. fancy goods and
general trade, political clubs, liberal
associations, temperance bodies and
/ friendly societies. Each section arrIv.
! ing at the park marched to the plat
form assigned. and the band PLAYED
until the chairman arrived.
As the procession started from the
embankment several loud explosions
were heard near the Government office.
The crowd was greatly frightened. and
thousands made rush toward Whise
Hall, believing the explosions due TO
dynamite The scare ended when it
was found that the explosions were
nothing more than salute which the
/ Horse Guards were firing 10 honor OF the
birth of the Duchess of Alb4ny's son.
The resolutions protested against the
rejection of the franchise bill by the
irresponsible and uarepreseDtative
House of Lords, express approval of
GladstO els action, and declare the
continued existence of the unchecked
power of impeding the popular will
which the Lords exercise Is not condu
Give to the welfare of the people, and
the peace and prosperity of the coun-
try.
The Cholera.
MARsgILLEs, July 2l.-Twenty.s six
deaths last night, and 8 between 3 and
noon today.
ToULos. July 2l.-Deaths last night.
=. Famine IS threatening the city.
Provisions are scarce and dear, and
there is much distress. Hotels are
closing their kitchens. and provision
warehouses are expected to close, owing
to lack of supplies.
The cholera at Aries is becoming seri-
Gus.
PARIS. July 2l.-The cholera in Paris
is increasing. Eight cases are reported
today fatal.
At foulou the epidemic il assuming
the most vlrulent character, nearly all
the victims dying suddenly.
British Columbia Notes.
vIorRoRIA, b. c.. July 2l.-Her Maj
esty's Ship Heroine. which left here on
the 9Th sf May for Callao, has not yet
are felt for her safety. as she is a slow
sailer.
Benjamin Williams, an old resident
and great chess player, was struck
with paralysis on Saturday while play
ing his favorite game, and died yesier.
day.
The Dominion Government Agent has
received instructions TO throw open the
| Railway lands at one dollar an acre.
Tue ship Martha. from hOngkong.
with 300 Chinese, arrived this morning
| She sailed ten days after the bark Mel
rose. which has not yet reported here.
Bark 4. r. Litehfie, d loads for China;
bark Remijio loads coal for San Fran
cisco; bark Harvest Home loads salmon
for l. Indon.
A Chinese Consular Agent is in town,
with the object of establishing a consul
late here. he was received by his
country men with great pJmp and cere
ruoDy today.
koyaiist Plot.
PARIS, July 2l-rhe erie du Peup'e
announces the discovery of Royallst
plot. Three police officials havs been
arrested, and important documents were
found in their lodgings.
brow ned In Lake LuEerne.
BERsE, July u -Four boats were cap
sized IN storm on Lake Luzerne and
80 people were drowned. Some were
foreigners.
EiOfous Laborers.
MARsEILLEs, July 2i.-A crowd of So.
ciallsts assembled before the Mayors
office yesterday, demanded work and
underworld to force an entrance into
the building, but were prevented by the
police. Seven arrests were made.
Dead.
LONDON. JAY 2l.-Dr. Caesar Henry
Hawkins, surgeon 10 the Queen, Is dead.
Reaewed Activity of. NihiiIsts.
Sr. PETERSBURG. July 2l.-Ths police
of Warsaw seized 5O0,0C0 roubles and
| numerous proclamations printed in toe
/ Russian aud Polish languages, intended
/ for circulation throughout the Empire in
| the event of the designs against the
/ Gar ON his recent visit TO Warsaw hav-
| ing been successful. Five tourists were
| arrested in Moscow. in " those possession
were found large sums of money, dy-
! Mantle bombs and documents. The
/ latter showed that since the coronation
/ of the Car Moscow has been the seat
of the executive committee OF the
/ Nihilists. A state of siege has been
proclaimed at Warsaw. The Governor
/ General and Chief of Police will be re-
moved. The newspapers say that Russia
and Germany propose the adoption of
an international convention to provide
measures fer the suppression of the dy-
namiiers.
The Greeley Resrae.
ST. JOINS, N. F.. July 2l.-The collier
of the Greeley relief expedition, the
Loeb Garry, left this afternoon for New
/ York. She takes the mail of the sxpe-
dition aud Of the Greeley Survivors.
Gre. Iey's strength 10 steadily increasing.
He continues TO be fed aud banquetted
by the leading citizens of st. Johns.
Frederick, Clnnell, LorRe and Bceder-
/ LEIGH are progressing amazingly. The
Alert will be dispatched forty-eight
hours in advance Of the Thetis and
Bear, 80 that the squadron may reach
| NV York simultaneously.
PuoEr SOUND FURNITURE WooDs. -
The New York Trade BssaH of June
sd, stated that I. ID. Clarke, the bust
ness manager of the Psget Sound Fur
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