Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-12
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NcsA- AaG. u.-Dr. Z. S. Ezuandy.
tie exp@IIenced tourist WAC rscsnsiv
p15llsoed book on The Dancers Of
Alpine Ginning" has bsen killed BY
railing over . preci Jice after climbing
TIE Pie de Ia Ney, which had hitherto
been considered Al inpossisilify.
( The Wabash-
JoSDoS, Aue. 1.-The Wabash con-
rnistse have issued an elaborate scheme
o. reorganization fer the approval of
the shareholders. The eomrnittse en-
press regret Ihs. they are 1nsb.e to ure-
sent more satisfactory Report. but thsy
SAP that unless united and determined
effort Be made 10 save the property. is
I viii fall &C others.
/ a Pastoral Letter.
Cardinal Manning is about 70 issue a
PASTORAL letter on the subject OF the
Criminal Bill.
A kribe ts TURKEY.
PAREs. Aug. ia dispatch from
London TO the Tezps, saws that Sir
hsnry Dr1mmond Wolh British Special
Envoy 70 Iarkey, il instructed 20 effer
/ tee Porte facilities fer occupyine and
governing the Soudan. and temporarily
some points II Egypt, IN resarn for an
advance against Russia. :
Paris Correspondence absus erans,
LosDos, Aug. 1.-THE Dsaly .gsscs
this morning prints two columns Of
matter from is Paris correspondent
about general Grant. The msttsr ia
credltab!s to the General.
Expiosioa Of . Bsmb.
/ PARIS, Aug. u.-Pour Freneh soldiers
while crossing q field at Fontain blea1
today. found q bomb shell. They at
tempted TO unload it. IL surstsd and
tne fragments cut two of the men to
pieces and tore the arm of another.
The fourth soldier escaped uniniursd.
Opposed 20 Qaarantines.
MAEsEILLEs. Aug. 1.-The Chamber
Of commerce has pssitioned the Gov
eminent 70 urge foreign governments 10
relax unvsrranted guarantees against
harseliles, and especially those main
tanned by Spain at Gibraltar.
The Cholera In spain.
MADRIp. A1e. 1I.-Fhers we're $50
eases of cholera and 1912 deaths
throughout Spain yesterday. These
statistics, however, do not convey the
whole truth about the prevalence Of the
sconrge, as they are not complete. The
cholera has made its appearance in
Barcelona, Balboa, San Sebastian, San
Andrea, Huesca and Tolssa.
The relatives of cholera patients in
many Of the spanish Provinces assault
the doctors in the belief that they
poison their patients.
The Archbishop Of Seville died of
cholera yesterday.
The Mfs.f~~ rs.R
LONDON, Aug. l1.-Sir Richard A.
Gross, Home Secretary, In answer 10 an
inquiry made By Right Hon. Geo, A.
bentinck, Conservative member for
Whitehavsn, concerning the Is year old
daughter Of Mrs. Eliza Armstrong, al
legged to have been dscoysd from home
by an agent Of the Salvation Army, and
then held In duress by Mrs. Booth for
the purpose of exhibiting her as Q minor
saved by the army from Q wicked life.
said the Government had submitted the
evidence 80 far obtained in the ease to
Attorney General Webster. THIS state
ment vas cheered.
Massaeres OF Chrtstfans.
PARIS, Aug. u.-Further adyices from
Tonqain say that Bishop Quinbon re-
ports that over 1000 Christians have
been mastered in the provinces of
Blended and Phyyen. Murders and in
cendiary fires are of daily occurrence.
The Vicarate has been Annihilated.
Mortality Among the Troops.
TKHKRAN, Aus. l1.-Cholera and dysen
terry are causing great mortality among
the Russians on the Afghan frontier, es-
peeially at Penjdsh. There are 5000
Russian infantry and 1900 cavalry |
now in Trans Caspian territory.
The Cholera nc MaxseiIIes.
MARsEILLEs. Aug. H. There were
thirty nine deaths from cholera In this
city today. Fourteen new patients we're
admitted TO Pharo Hospital. Several |
cases Of cholera are reported from the |
Basses Alps.
Death Of Lord He.ehaon.
LONDON, Aug. ll.-Lord Heughten,
the poet and critic, is dead.
Richard Monckton Mines, Lord |
Houshton, an English author. was born
In Yorkshire, June 10. 1903. He gradu- |
ated az Trinity College, Cambridge, in
1881, entered Parliament a. member for
Pontefract in 1887, and represented that
constituency until be was raised TO she
peerage as Baron HouRhton in 1863, He
began bis political life a. q Conserve
siva, bat soon allied himself with the
Liberals. 10 the House of Commons
he advocated popular education, liberty
Of conscience and religious equality,
and measures for the reformation of
criminals, and proved himself q warm
friend OF Italy in Der struggles for unity
and freedom. In 1916 be advocated the
retention Of q Low duty on foreign corn,
bat opposed the restoration Of the old
Germ laws. In early life he travelled
much In southern Europe and in the
East, ard he has published several vol
unes of travels and q number of poems,
some OF the latter descriptive of Oriau
tai life and scenery. He also edited the
letters and literary remains Of John
Keats, with memoir.l
The Queens speech.
LONDON, August u.-Lord Salisbury
has drafted the Queens speech rroro9-
ing Parliament. HIS aim IL 10 make il
manifesto in favor of the Conservatives.
The speech will refer 10 the quietade of
Ireland without coercion, she success
full issue Of the Egyptian loan, the re-
vival Of peaceful relations and friendly
alliance with foreign powers. and the
activity of legislation since the Tories
eame into Office, Is matter fer ma
tional congrstulasion.
Bandits shss.
HAVANA, Aug. u---Oelonel Angel Rod
riquez, of the party Of LiDbano eachsz
and six bandits Belonging 20 the party
of TaFre Jiminex, have bean shot ct M
tanzss. They were captured while ne
eotiafing for Outward passage.
Fears Of Piet.
LsosDox. Ane. 1.-PauI Angulo and
other Spanish refugees In London are
under surveillance. the Spanish govern
ment having received infoFmstion that
plot TO aasassinats King Alfonso has
bssn arranged in London. and that en-
missaries have iefi England, via France,
for ths Spanish frentier. TIE Madrid
goyernmsst IL considering vhsther or
not 10 demand the arrest Of Angalo on
charge OF the murder Of General
Prim. All the leading Republicans. in
elading CASTELAR,, Salmeron, earilla,
and Marqnali. declare that they have no
synpathy with the Angalo party. The
GIoSs, CAstellar's organ, declares that
Angulo shoald b classed among com
moa criminals, and the Progrxsse de-
mands that he Be brought 10 jnstics.