Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-30
FOREIGN.


Eali In Grzfn Rrxzshsz.
MoxERKAr- Msy 2.-Thsre n q heavy
tsA II gram frsizhfs from hsrs % Grsss
Dfiesin- The rr5es wa thrse shillinzs
Per quarter, 6zs &c q nox 0nly nine
pe1se- he e41se alleged d shzs the
railroads. are carrying wheat froEa ca
eA2o 10 Boston and Neg York for mare
nominal rates. and tAs1 tia Ere
lanai rozts, bsia9 wItheas tolls. ezn
Inaiataaa - supremacy over tbs -.
LaNrenoe-
Progress Of the kvaeHaaasu-
CATE0. May @.-FaraAi has been evAs-
1ated BY the British troops. The nnrz-
Der Of psrssus Who have lefs Don4ola
sinoe the depaxsars Of tie M1dir i 300.
1 he probable appro8ch Of the forses of
u MahoI greatly alarms the people IN
tue towns evacuated and about 10 be
evacuated By the British.
Kas<axRs aa Mexhea
LosDoN. Nag "a Russian Oh
and ssTeEAl Cossssks have arrived AZ
Meshlsd, Persia Meshsd il the csuitaI
Of tAa provinces Of Kh0rAka-
sar Peter's J~nrney.
CsssrANTTxoPLK, Nav 2.-Sir Psssx
L70aosn, recenfly in charge OF the
British section Of the Afghan boundary
commission. Will arrive here tomorros
on his way 10 Londsn.
Absesnder Arrested.
L0sDos. Nay 9.-Arshur z. Marsh.
the absc0ndIAg superintendent Of the
hrn Of Koch SON a Co. of New York.
vas arrested in Q1eenstOwn Oh board
Ihe steamship Nevada this morning.
De al once surrendered sII the none '
N his possession. together with his
effects, and begged not 10 be prosecuted.
Tbs aGao1nt that Marsh absconded With
was $4,000.
Another Hreaelaa.
81. PETxxsBCRs, May 29.-Another
lronciad has been ordeFed 90 be built
The armor plates will be detained frsm
sheffield. IRls neW accession 20 the
Russian navy viii DO constructed at
Nik0iof.
A Philosophical viessry.
LospoS, May 9.-At the Manchester
WhEtsnntide meeting today the race for
the Whsss1ntide plata for 5000 sover-
eiRns for twO year sids vas Won by Mr..
T. Peaks bay ally Philosophy.
Indian Volunteers.
LosDos, Mag 29.-The volunteers of
India have been placed nader the orders
OF the Commander in-chief Of the
Queens forces, the Dnks Of Cam
bridge. The Indian volunteers will have
an extra allowance and will wear scarlet
uniforms.
Franee-Chiaese Negotiations.
TIEErsIx, May 29.-1he Telegram from
this pl4ee, was resolved ct Shanghai.
stating that sll she articles Of the treaty
Of peace between CHINA and France
have been agreed to and that the treaty
wall be signed today, Vas premature
The negotiations still continue and N.
Patenotrs. French Ambassador, has re-
gently had several interviews with Ii
Hung Chang. the Chinese Envoy. Both
are nov awaiting the reply Of the Pekin
Government to the latest French pro-
posals.
Minaster 20 China.
WAsars0ros. May 29.-Chariss DENLY
Of Indiana was today appointed to be
Eavoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pienipotentiary to China
Lord faartinxtsa.
somewhat better, bat 10 still unable 20
leave his bed.
Cuesfs OF she Duke Of Eainbasxh.
LoxDos, May 29.-Baron De Staal,
RRssian Ambassador, and his Wits will
spend the holidays With the Duke snd
Duchess of Edinburgh.
sfeary m. STANLEY.
LONDON, Mag 29.-The Tl,ass in an
editorial says: " Henry n. Stanley in
his campaign Ia Euroge in behalf of the
Congo State has shown scarcely less
energy, enthusiasm and tact than are
displayed IN his book on the Congo.
His zeal 10 boundless and his industry
unoonqusfable."
Gsnsels.
LONDON. May 29-l:30 .. m.-Consols
opened az 1907 for both money and ae-
eonut, and are nov quoted at 100 Ills.
D. m.-Consols l00Z.
lera Rsscberry Retarns 60 Lenaen.
LONDON, May 29.-Lord Rosebesry has
arrived in London from his trip TO
Berlin and the Hague. He bad 9 CON
ference lasting fully an hour today 9Th
Granville. Secretary Of State for Foreign
Affairs. Theif deliberations related t.
ffance bisnArck6 e. views respecting E1g-
lands foreigE, coloaial aud Egyptian
| policies.
settled nc last.
LONDON, May 3f-The Neies an
nouuces this morning. on the highest
authority that Russia's reply 20 Eng
lands counter proposals was received
in London yesterday. The reply, tbs
Ns'es says, in~oly 9 the acceptance Of
the proposals.. and practically settles in
a satisfactory manner the whole qaes-
tion OF the Afghan boundary. Both
Marushak and Zaifikar remain in the
| possession Of the Ameer. The main
features Of tbe WORK Of dslimitation
have been finally ixed and the bound.
AIRY commission viii settle the details.
The negotiations. according Ia the Neacs,
have been conducted In q most friendly
1 srsrff M, both aiaaa