Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-14

son grew up without the De~Soyss Fam
~ ever noticlnz the dtasreaes, a
ne eniiors1's ase acd eonplzxiun were
We sane IL 10 said that Witnesses here
osSs cose forward and confessed she
crime.
Vet Believed.
BKzLg, AaG. lG-The rspors thai
Germany has oecopied the Carsline
Islands y not believsd here. spain has
addressed note On the sabjscs TO the
German Govsrnmes.
The Cholera In Spain.
hADRED, AnR. l3.-There were 3SS
new Gases Of cholera reported thFoaah-
ons Spain yesterday, and l64s deaths.
sugertnx In GraaaAa
AADR1D, Aug. l3-The rAyAaes OF thu
ehoAsrs In Granada are horrible. Soo-es
Of victims drop and die in the stress.
where In many Gases they remain for
hours before Insy are gathered at piaht
for q hurrled and rather uuosrsuonious
burial IN common trench
wells. Fargo EIeefisn.
SAN FRAScIsco, A1R. I3.-At the an
nnsl meeting OF Wells, Fargo 4 Co. 10
day the following directors we're elected:
Lloyd lewis, Leland Stanford. Cparles
Srocker, j. Q. Fargo, @. z. Gay, Chas.
Fargo, Charles T. Checker, Oliver
EldrIcge and John j. Valentine. Tia
foilowlnR Board of Dlreosors were
elected: Lloyd fswis, President; John
j. Valentine, Vice President and Gen
eral Manager; James Heron, Secretary;
d. b. Parsons, Assistant Seoretary,
The annual report sh0wed q satisfactory
condition Of affairs.
Somewhat Independent.
PANAMA., Aug. l3.-Tse Star aad Her
aid was notified few days ago by the
government that under the existing
martial law it would not be permitted
10 publish any news relating to the
Royernment's officers, except that fur
nished BY the government. The editor
Published the notification and an
nounced concurreAtly that ualess al
lowed 70 handle government news in its
owu way it would not handle il az AL,
official sr unofficial, and that hereafter
all mention Of the government would be
excluded from its columns. Il 10 IN
dersto0d that the suppression of the
paper was contemplated. bot it was
abandoned when the officials we're in
formed that the publication was the
property Of an American company.
Ne DiserimlnAiion.
CrrT OF MKxIoo. Aug. l3.-Ths Cab
met, after protracted discussion, has
decided on the nature Of the reply to
be made to the representatives OF the
companies on the questios of
whether the railways will be exempted
from the operation of the decree of
] une I'D. The government has decided
that no exception shall be made in favor
Of the railways. and that the law Of |
June I'D shall be enforced 10 the letter.
Subsidies will not be paid, and not one
cent OF customs revenue will be appro-
priated TO the railroads. The Govern
ment maintains that it owes tho rail
roads nothing except the sman amount |
Of the Subsidies which would have &C.
0rued to them since the publication Of |
the decree, and this amount, falling |
due in future months, will be included |
IN the Governments floating debt. Tho |
will NOS deliver up the sub |
sidy certificates to the railroads, claim |
InR thai the roads have no right to /
hem, and that even II the certificates |
we're still receivable for customs duties,
he Government would not be Obliged 1
10 deliver up more than enough to keep |
he railroads supplied with the amount |
10 cover thsir monthly snbsidies.