Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-05
PACIFIC COAST.


yek1n1le cne1te nnnen 80.
nAn knAncreo, Des. 4-The 3,s~r
e:stIe nnoh, mar Btsok H0ck. Nevn6S
.uzc1 y1a part II The ostata a. fko Isfs
nn4o !. Glenn, 81 Co1usa. hae - eoil
g In = MiIIer, n San Frencireo. -
sats carried With & the ne<nsI fif1~ -
nom I'D % SEQ aorre 0f lsn0 rn8 n
o1udeo about 500 had a. o.ff1~. ~ish
number Of hor>es. The caffIe hrooct1
aoOus 70 hesd, and ~ lard ~ -
e s Ihs sAIs ameunfsd 10 sbout
skn fnA1Czsoo, Dso. 4-Henrx Hew-
man. succsssor to the arm az SeIio &
Newman, Nos and Huftar efrree -
MADE IN assignment ID favor ~ r.
orcditnrs - lsazc Ekrassbufeer. a. tbis
CITY Liabilities are sskiuefed a fE0 5
w txII0uo N New York and 80 .0oo q
TINS CITY Asssts consist u mcrohand-
ise - stock. 326,000, and outrfnndino
acconnts $4,000 A creditors meeeina
will be held Tomorrow.
FOREIGN.
Victoria Aecsans u sAe Rssh ana
M9iIen AGafr.
vrcr0nxA, b. c., Dso- 4.-Two prison.
ers wh0 were being brought fru1n San
Francisco to Seattle By the steamer Geo.
". Elder. experienced the blessing Of
being In British waters today. While
the Elder vas lying at the dock IN order
vas made fer the men TO Be- produced
before tho Supreme Court. One Of the
prisoners upon reaching the dock en-
tered . cab and vas driven Oh. The
other appeared in court before JudQs
WaIkems and was defended By Wilson.
Tbs court Of course ordered his dis
charge, ~ he was on British soil. The
men we're Bosh and Mullen, who are
wanted In King county, w. r., to an
sxer TO charges Of grand larceny and
forgery. Sheriff Mc9rzw had the pr s-
oners II charge.
snsali Dynamite Scare.
The evening papers record disoov.
~ OF q large quantity Of dynamite
under one Of the wharves- The story IL q
hoax, investigation showing that q few
cartridges were brought down By Chi
narnan from the railway works In q Cd
gar box, and were seized BY the polioe.
The discovery created slight scare I'M
fil the facts were made known.
Japanese Ces1fea.
SAN FRkN CISCO, Dsc. 4.--Jspanese ad-
vices BY the steamer San Pablo, which
arrived Yesterday. say A story II in
circulation to the effect that q foreign
SPECTATOR in conjunction with Japanese
i making arrangements to procure 500
Japanese coolies for purposes Of railway
construction In British. Columbia.
chinese Riss.
SAN FRANcrsOo. Dec. 4.-Associated
Press advices from Yokohama state
that . riot occurred In Salaimaken In
the carly part Of November, in which
about 1000 gamblers and dissatisfied
farmers were engaged. Several public
buildings were destroyed aud number
OF lives lost before the rioters were
overcome and the leaders captured by
troops frsm n0ighborinR garrison.
Japanese for Hawaii
Arrangements for japanese immiqra<
ton to the Sandwich Islands have been
successfully completed. Emigrants will
be provided with free passage by the
Hawaiian Government. Empioyment
will be guaranteed them, and they oan
rsturn home whenever they desire. The
object of this arrangement is to procure
profitable employment of Japanese at
present IN financial difbculty owing to
the low price Of agricultural products
aud dull trade 10 Japan.
Potson Them.
PARIS, Dec. The commander Of
the French forces IN Tsnquin telegraphs
that an Imperial decree urging the ma
tives to poison the French has been pla-
carded in L3chnay.
Dead.
LoSpon, Dec. 4.--Rev. Edward Ger
aldston, the welt known advocate of the
cause Of agricultural laborers. 10 dead.
Docs Net Believe ls.
The Pail Nah Gazette discredits the
dispatches yesterday from HonRkong to
the Times which stated that China was
determined to resist France, and would
insist on her suzerainty over AMMAN.