Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-06-26

FOREIGN.
PREPARING for Cholera.

Preparfnx for Cholera.
MARsKILLEs. June 25.-The chateau
formerly belonging to Empress Eugenie,
Is being prepared TO accommsdate 50
cholera patients
Cholera Precautien.
ALEXANDRIA. June 25.-The Egyptian
authorities quarantine French vessels.
War ships Coming.
HONOLULU. June 25.-Her Britannia
Majesty's ships Swiftsure and Mutine
arrived here on the 9th instant. and
sailed for Vancouver Island on the oath.
The Cholera.
TouLoS, June 25.-Ten new cases of
cholera were taken to the hospitals yes
terday. The alarm is abating. The
government physician confirms the s,o-
radio character of the malady.
Preparing for Self Preservation.
vienna, June 25.-Austria is propos-
ing to quarantine against vessels arriv-
ing from western Mediterranean ports.
Terrible shooting ARRAY.
CIrY OF MEXICO. June 25.- Military
cadet Gonzales. the Presidents 20 year
old son. while riding in street car yes
terday, with Captain Pedro Garcia,
relied With the son of General Major.
Garcia.
Sargent Banqseted.
LONDON, June 25.-Henry Gillig gave
banquet this evening in honor of A.
A. Sargent, ex- United States Minister
to Berlin. Ex-senator Ferry of Michi-
gan, Justin Mccarthy, Z. A. Merritt,
Consul General TO London J; Bronson
Howard. Gen. Noyes. ex- United States
Minister TO Paris Pullston Banker and
others were present. Gillig proposed
toast to Sargent, who replied, avoiding
any reference TO Berlin, but expressed
his admiration for England. Sargent
sails for America Saturday.
work Of the Faraday.
LONDON, June 25.--The steamer Fara-
day passed Lizard today, after LAYING
the shore end of the Bennett-Mackay
cable to Waterville. She goes to Cork
TO coal, and will complete the cable.
VIII Probably Pass.
BERLIN, June 25-In the Reichstae
today, windthurst's bill, abollshine ex-
pulsioa and imprisonment of the clergy
for exercising functions without civil
authority, passed to its third reading
246 to "a. The bill was read without
debate.
Asiaiic Cholera.
ToULoN, June 25.-At a meeting of
physicians today in relation to the
cholera, a majority expressed the opin-
ian that IL wAa Aslatic
Methodist Conference Admitted.
BELFAST, June ga committee from
the Methodist Conference was admitted
into the Presbyterian Alliance today,
amid great enthusiasm. DIR. Crooke
read the cougratulatory address to the
Presbyterian Council, in which he said
that the conference recognized the firm
stand the Presbyterian Church had ever
taken against popery and other errors.
Meody's Farewell.
LONDON, June 25.-At the farewell
meeting of Moody at Exeter Hall, to-
night, fully 1000 converts we're present.
Hymns were sung and tea served, after
which Moody and Rev. Mr.. Brooks, of
st. Louis, delivered addresses. Moody
throughout was warmly received. A
PfOpOoittuu W tof u opfu htE tOluubSeI
male choirs for evsngelistic purposes as
q memorial to Moody's work, Was re-
sponded TO by hundred converts,
whersupon arrangements we're made for
the formation of choirs, to be known as
Exeter Hall male choirs.
sam Dying.
ToULoN, June 25.-Five deaths from
cholera today. There have been no fur
Their admissions of cholera patients into
the civic hospital.
Arbitrary Chiaese.
LONDON, Jane 25. - Advices from
Eastern rurkestan state that the Chi
nese Governor Of Kassagar has ordered
Russian residents to quit certain sta
tions and forbidden Chinese 10 trade
with Russians.
The Great Statue.
PARfs, June 25.-The Franco Ameri-
can Committee will deliver the Bar
tholdi statue of Liberty Enlightening
the World" to United States Minister
Morton July Sth, in the presence of
Prime Minister Ferry and a deleeate
representing President Grevy. The
statue will be shipped to New York late
in July.
WASHINGTON.