Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-24

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eoUDAx, Oct A-Lord Eorthhrook
vii fse1xu % xn9inud from E9yps b.
Gay 0f Raria while In that city ~
viIl hsvs N interview With Ferry.
~ nranswfek aaccessssn.
Bx1xu. "a 2-Eopsroe William
and the Crown Prinos frodsrick wiz
liam have arrived hsre. Ths onsution
Of the Brunswick snc0enaiou has beeD
dlscasDed BY the Ban 1ssrsth. 4 major
ity of the hody resolved not 70 admit
Me eIain II ths Daks q Cumberland
70 The throuo.
The Worth Gsrnaa Gass<te savs: Elsv-
"a 0ot Of The nireteen districts Of Han
over RETURN Guelph deputies vhose mo-
gram, sccsrding 70 Deputy 0oeex. sincs
Prussia viii NOT spontaneously offer the
HanoseFiAn throne to the Duke Of Cum
bertrand. = 10 use foFciRu oosnbinasions
70 bring abous f0rosbie restoration.
The Gazette oUnsidefs this declaration
treas0nAbla.
TIE Preach DeGeas ~ fnaa1.
PAnxs, Ock. 3.-Fnlier advicss from
China give the following particular of
the French defeat ct Tamai On October
Is. Lin Ming Schran, the Chinese
General, cent some Of his sold5ers dis.
gutsed - coolies 10 olRsr 10 assist TIE
FEsneh in their work Of building forts.
Meanwhile the rest Of the Chinese sol
diers formed an ambush near & hand.
Presently . signal previously agreed
upon vas given, vhsrenpon the suppossd
coolies and the soldiers IN ambush made
. sudden attack upon ths French and
hemmed them in on all sides. The
French were overwhelmed and rushed
into the sea In the widest confusion.
Admiral Leepes has asked authoritv
from the Chamber Of Deputies on Ton
quin affairs, 20 form number of battal-
lions under the conditions of the bill for
the reorganization Of the Colonial
Army.
4 Lsng Interview.
BERLIN, Oct. 2.-Prinoe Bism AJAX
had a long interview With Emperor
William today.
Cew Polasnerx.
HAMIIros, Ont, OCT. 23.-Some ruff
fisns are destroying cows in the east end
Of the city. One man had nine COWS
and another Lost quite q num-
Der. Turnips filed with stryohnine
have been found In some Of the fields.
Fer San Francisco.
vIcrosTA, b. O., Dot. 23.--Ths Queen
Of the Paeifio's passengers TO San Fran
DISCO are: Mrs. Liable, child and nurss,
0. Van Viob. II. Hinda, q. @. Watlow,
]. Boecowitx, Captain J. ID. Warren,
Mrs. B. r. FiIoe end child, Wah Chung,
8. Howell. Wang An Bo, Mrs. Pbipps,
Captain Mochesr, w. r. Nichols, Il. A.
Prowther. Wm. Deane, So &c Wing. II.
Hevson and wife. George Wilson and
about 100 steeraQe.
Only 20 Mach.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Col. Napleson's
with Patti for the Drury Lane
season limits her fee 10 e450 nightly.
Nilnon's fee 10 limited TO ego nightly.
4 Candidate.
BzzLn. Dot. 3.-Prinos Albert of
Prussia In q candidate for the throne Of
the Daohy Of Brunswick.
The Leadviiie or France.
PANS. Dot. "a quarrel took place
In Des Arts Reunis Club over the dis
oovery BY the players Of twenty -eieht
moro cards on tbs baccarat ia ole than
allowed by the rules of the game. A
free fight followed. The police threat
en- 70 close the place.
Accompanied By . Detective.
LospoN, Oct. 23.-GsorRe Otto Treve-
lyan, late Chief Secretary for Ireland. IL
accompanied everywhere BY detective.
Injured In . Ries.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Dickson, Liberal,
member of the House Of Commons, Who
was injured in Q riot ct q Portadown
meeting in favor of the franchise bill
here yesterday. 10 confined to his room.
A number Of rioters have been arrested.
Africaa slavery.
MANCHESTER, Eng, Dot. 23.-An anti
slavery jubilee meeting was held here
today. Henry III. Stanley assured the
English people, who believed that slav-
cry had been abolished. that all the so
called free laborers Ia Africa were cap
tured slaves. He said that the great
cause Of existing slavery was the action
of the Portuguese Government. and that
q strong expression Of public opinion on
the subject wosld do much TO abolish
the evil.