Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-25
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FOREIGN.
txpafsfsn Of German Americas.
BERLIN, Dac. A.-The Fo,eicn OFF,
nas notissd P-Ddleton. the Au.ricsn
n sinister, that 10 Is intended TO sxpei the
AZ Americans residing AZ Schles
zig Uho enI4rs,ed TO the United states
oefore becoming liable to military .sr.
wee and retorned after b ing natural
ikeo- 1 oe recent order OF expulsion of
osoer herman Americans remains sus
pended
u" be Prosecuted for a speech.
LONDON, Dec. at Ia reported tha,
voc o'sernmeni intends to prosecute
one OF tne rsceatiy elected Irish mem
80 oI armament for speech made
AZ the National l. sag1e mee,iea at Cork
% we groan1 that the language used
On she occasion tended to excite his
bearers to commit mu rider.
zsaEibar aad Germany.
BERLIN Dec. az .nzihar and Ger
many have signed treaty of commerce.
tAe provisions Of which favor the Ham
borg Mercantile Company and the E.st
African Society.
The welsh CsIIiery Disaster.
LONDON, Dec. "A dispatch from
font Pridd, Wales, this m 1rning, saws
tnat 20 oorpses have been recovered
from the Ferndaie Pit where the exolo
sion oceurred yesterday. Ii - feared
that the others are buried in the debris.
Inc scenes IN the vicinity OF the mine
are pltiful. At dsybreak this morning
fresh body of volunteers teean ex-
piorinR the pit and are working man
fully II attempts to discover the bodies.
A Revolutionary Program
LONDON. Dec. 24.-rhe TINES in An
editorial this morning, without adyocat.
ing such extreme measures. suggests
that the Irish difficulty will be solved
within three months by the exclusion of
the Parneilites from the House of Com
mems and the proclamation OF martial
Law in Ireland.
The Pepe's Christmas Party.
ROME. Dec. A-Tbe Pope gave a
Christmas reception today TO the Cardi
mails In Rome. He complained of the
present trying position CT the Pope in
Rome, and said 1t would ever be so IN
III Rome was given back to the Vatican,
His HOLINESS, in an eLcyolical letter,
proclslms 1856 year of jubilee.
The Boycott Continued.
Cork, Dec. 4.-The representatives
of the Steam Packet Company and the
Cattle Dealers Association met today to
consider the concessions proposed by
the steamship company yesterday. The
conference progressed smicably until
the last moment, when a q larrei arose
and the representatives refu sed TO sign
tue agreement. In Consequence the
cattle dealers have resolved to continue
the boycott.
Close Sete on the Tong ain Credit.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-The Chamber of De
puties has adopted the TonquiH credi,
by vote of PA to 270. 1t is rumored thai
owing to the closeness Of the vote the
Cabinet has resigned. Before the vote
was taken Gen. Campenon, Minister of
War, spoke in opposition to the pro-
posed evacuation of Tonqaln. He also
advocated the formation Of q colonial
army. ClemeRceau demanded the 70
vision of the Tieutsin treaty and re
preached Ferry with iInplorin9 the sup
psrt of Bism arck. An Hproar ensued,
during which Ferry, amid misses and
cheers, made futile attempt to reply to
Clemsnceau. The latter continued his
speech and appealed to Frenchmen to
decide whether 1t was not q paramount
duty to tighten thxatien. The opera
tions in rOnquin, he said. had prevented
reforms at home aud endangered the
very existence of the republic. De Frey
oinet, Minister for Foreign Affairs, de
olared that it was impossible for France
to evacu ate Tonquin. 1--WE are masters
in Tonquin," he continued, land the
country will be completely psclfisd by
April. The protectorate over rouqaln
will be equally as successful as the pro
tectorate over Tunis. Tue adoption of
the Tonquin credit will have wider
bearing than the occupation of Ton
quiH, "a 1t will decide the question
whether or net France shall have a
foreign policy. Earope Is awaiting the
ISSUE" De Freycinet's speech was
loudly oheered.
Ferry, referring to Clsmencssu's
statement that the ex Premier had im-
plored Bisnarck's aid, defied Clemen-
ceau to prove his charge. The latter
thereupou read a dispatch from Baron
de Courcy, French Ambassador to Ger.
many, addressed to Ferry, which stated
that Bismarck had offered to mediate
between France and China, and Ferry's
reply TO the Baron. in which he said he
Vhiueu uoat utkniy tuo uuot VI tue YET
nan Chancellor. The reading of these
dispatches caused the greatest excite
ment. Ferry was booted and tried to
rush 10 the tribunal. but his friends pre-
vented him doing 90.
The result Of the division Vas the 90
casion OF tremendous uproar. Volleys
of questions we're addressed to the
Char, bat were unanswered. The
Chamber then ijourned until the 29lh
inst ant.
he vote on the Tonqain credit is vir
tually a defeat for the Government,
tw MY -four Conservatives who would
have opPos d the credit having been de
priv, d Of their seats. A cabinet council
has been summoned for tomorrow. The
ministers will perhaps retain their port
folIos until after the meeting Of Con
aress to elect President of the Re-
public.
Failure.
vienna, Dec. 2i.-rhe Austro Huuga
rian delegations conference has proved
q f.,lnra Tha Aal,.oataa e1ui1 not