Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-17
FOREIGN.
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FOREIGN.
Deesraris.s Cens.rrsA.
LosDos, Sept 1.-THE Gar Of Res-
sia has conferred decorations Of . high |
order apon the Governor Of 50. Honis, |
Who 10 known By the severe anti-Ger- |
man nsasurss adopted BY him in the |
Baltic provinoea
Death Of Rredeeiek K'el.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-The death OF Fred. |
erick Kiel, the well known composer Of |
church music. il announced from Berlin. |
Reciprocal ExpsIsisa.
wARsAx, Sept. 16.-The expulsion Of /
Aastrians has commenced A large fac
tory has dismissed its German EN-
ployees and replaced them With Rus
SANS Who we're expelled from Prussia
what Q German Merchant says.
BERIN, Sept ls.-Ths Cologne Ga
fette prints letter from German uer-
chant At Ysp, saying that With q view
Of suppres-ing disorders the spanish 1
R7nboat Felasco vas sent and landed
men at Ysp and on the Peiev Islands.
bat no Tag vas hois,ed and 20 treating
opened With the Chiefs. The merchanf
instances the ruinstion Of the Marine
Islands, which fourished decade age,
through the Spanish Governors svarice
IN monopolinns ell the trade Of the
islands, the result being revolt and
the killing of the Governor, and save
shat the same fate may befsn the Care
line Islands, unless Germany protects
them.
EnGiand's Pssttten.
LONDON, Sept l6.-The statement is
made that England doss not intend to
support Germany in Der claims respect
ing the Caroline Islands. bat ofers TO
mediate with Spain for the settlement
of the question.
CammiDgs and George.
LONDON, Sept. l6.-The ten-mils run
ming race between Cummings aHd
George will take place at Agricultural |
Hall, London, on the evening Of Sep
tenbsr 18th.
wssG's Failure.
LONDON. Sept. l6.-TheEe 10 no longer
any doubt Of the failure of the mission
of Sir Henry Drommond Wolf, special
British envoy TO Turkey. Ii is an
nounoed that the Anglo Turkish joint
occupation of Egypt has been abandon
ed and that the Porte will consider the
expediency Of sending the commission
to accompany Sir Henry 10 Egypt. II
10 generally believed that the Sultan's
reasons for not aocedipg to the terms
offered by the British envoy is that he
feared that Russia would forget her
promises respecting the treaty Of Berlin
IN the event Of an anglo Turkish ALI
anoe.
Precautions.
o. " Il
sosfi states thAt toe Russian Admiralty
at Copenhagen, and thai the police of
81. Petersburg have been ordered 10 re-
new the measures Of increased strategy
introduced during the darkest days of
Nihilism.
The Black TlaGs Reslleas.
PAINS, Sept. l6.-Tonqutn adviees are
that tbs Black Flags are preparing for
active guerrilla war on the French
troops, and will soon begin aggressive
operations unless terms are made with
them.
Cha0bePiasn Al Glasgow.
LONDON, Sept. chamberlain spoke
at Glasgow yesterday. In the course of
q matter of national importance that
the coming Parliamentary elections
should result In seating Q majority M
merisaily strong enough 10 put down
Parneli. Speaking on the subject of
church establishment, Chamberlain said !.
he was opposed 10 state interference
with, or aid to, religion. In this matter
he was Q Liberaiist. (Great cheering.
He was in favor Of freeing the church
In England, Scotland and Wales. Re-
ferring to the Irish question the speak
or said be still adhered to the idea of a
national council in Dablin. Parnell, he
said, though asking more, would doubt
less take less The speaker had always
favored union Of Eoglish Democracy
and the Irish people, which would pro-
teos all against class oppression. he
was hopeful that the bitter feeling in
Ireland against England would disap-
pear as Was already the ease in Scotland
Eartssaake. |,
SANTIAGO Ds chill, Sept. ia
heavy earthquake occurred at Taltal
yesterday. The inhabitants we're great
" alarmed. owing 10 the 500 reoeding.
A Graad Demsastsatisn.
CrTr OF MExioo. Sept. l6.-The oele
brasion Of Mexican Independence vas
begun last evening BY special services
ct the National Thester, President D,az
presiding. A brilliant asssmbiage of
military officers, foreign ministers and
the elite Of the city we're present. To
day there Vas grand procession Of in
fantry. artillery, cavalry and civic soei-
esies, 2).C1o persons being IN line. The
city is beautifully decorated. American
residents displaying their national col
ors blended with those Of Me1ico. Gen.
Grants portrait aud those Of Generals
Juarez and Hidalgo are prominently
displayed. The city 10 splendidiy deco
rated tonight.
Congress assembled tonight, and rail-
way representatives. confidently expect |
that the PRECEDENT in his message will /,
recommend the resumption in whole or
In part Of the suspended saheidies. |,
The Cholera.
MARsErLLxs, Sept. l6.-In the twenty
-four hears ending at midnight this day
no deaths were reported at PhAfe hos
pital. The office for the registry OF
deaths has resumed formal once hours.
RoxR, Sept. l6. - Daring the past |
twenty fours there we're nine nev GASES
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l6.-Owina 10 the
ranges Of cholera In The city the ~
shsritiss here have established qaaFau-
tine aeainss all vessels arriving from
Italian ports.