Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-19
FOREIGN.


FOREIGN.
An Esrshqnake.
LONDON, June ls.-Foxk vas yf-itad
ms forenoon by an eartkQazhss shock
snaeo lasted several seconds and earsed
great alarm among the peopis.
The stglke q Rrnnn.
BgUxE, Austria. June Is.-The rsriks
q ssfsmsn 70 compel . decrease Of
t0e1r hours Of Labor Is Spreading. Fac
tsriss are CLOSING daily oxine 70 he
hands iotatng The strikers. The men
say THAI they viii insist on their ulti-
mat1m. delivered to the empi0yars. thai
le hours shall constitute q DAYS vork.
The military are under arms and viii
prevent renewal Of the riosins Of ths
other night vhea factories were wrecked
and several soldiers aad q number Of
people were badly injured.
a sanken Dredxe.
PoRT Sam, June Is.-Ths Suez Canal
VIII not be cleared Of the sanken drsdQs
before Sunday NEXT Meanwhile trafac
on the Canal % ~ s2andstiii- Not lees
foan hundred steamers are a. anchor
On the entrance Of the Canal awaiting
passage. The los entsilsd upon ship
ping 10 enormous.
Case sestled.
Chr or MKxreo, June ls.-The case
OF the London BAnk has been stopped
By the withdrawal Of the salt peudins
10 the SupFems Co1rt. Tue bank loses
the right 70 issue notes. bat otherwise
eontinues business a. bank Of deposit
and discount.
A New Miai.ser.
General jackson, the new American
Minister, presented his credentials At
the palace yesterday. He vas cordially
received BY Prssidsnt Diaz. and mutual
compliments were passed. fhs Ameri-
can colony here will give General ask-
son banquet July Ash.
Fires IN nanEary.
PEsrH, June 17.-Dsstructive hres
have occurred at Ayrnan and Leutscha,
both sowss In Hungary. Az she former
place, Id houses were burned, and at
Leutscha 100 houses we're DESTROYED and
many lives lost.
MsRey In Pfensy.
LONDON, June la.-The Chinese loans
have been subscribed i've times over.
Ameriean Csin Wanted.
The Standard hears that Parnell and
several followers will visit America in
the autumn TO raise funds fer political
campaigns.
A Health Preeanften.
MADRID, June ls.--rhree or four com
nissloners appointed 20 investigate the
subject, report that incubation with
90. .ao.nn go 80
advise Il tn be permitted on the ground
that 70 Will tend 10 prevent panic.
All Drswnea.
PARzs, June 18.-Odioial information
has inst been received 20 the effect that |
the French dispatch boat RsuArd, re-
Gently reported loss in the Indian ocean;
foundsred In q cyclone and the whois of |
the crsg Numbering LII souls, we're |
drowned.
Teeuhles In Peru.
LIMA, June I6.-Gsneral Caeeres, with |
300 men, Ia nss in the neiRhborhood |
OF Llama, having lodged the column Of /
Colonel Mas, and adnai struggle IL en-
pected TO take place Ia Lima within the
next few days. Ths Result cannst be
fofeseen. Caoeres b the Idol of the |
lower glasses and % generally popular,
bot the organization Of his men ID bad. /
fhe Governments has 800 well organ 4
lied troops hera. and they are prepar-
ING warm reception for General Ca
ceres. Gatling guns have been placed
ON the rosfs of the palace and Presi.
dents house.
shot fhe wheie Family.
1Auxz, June 1S.-william Freeman,
AGED - Yeas. this morning, on Chin
colsau Island, shot Timothy Hills, his
wife and daughter. aud then killed /
himself. He bad conFted the daughter
of Hills, and she, il IL Supposed ~ the
instance OF her mother, declined his
suit. ID 10 feared that all three will /
die. Mr.. Hills 10 one OF the most /
prominent citizens OF the island.
travelling Ssarnalists.
Crrx OF MKxIco, June ia large
party of Mexican journalists left here
tonight on a tour through the United
States.
The Rngiish Debf.
Measures are nov under way for the
settlement Of the English debt. A CON.
mission has been appointed By the Ex-
seutive to suggest means for converting
the whole debt of tue nation, both in
tsfnai and external and viii report in q
few days.
The long continued drought and heat
are injuring the crops.
Dsafh 81 German Seurnallss.
Raxaxkx HAVEN. June ls.-Mr. Jno.
kitsie. editor Of ths Sunday edition Of
the New York sssats Zeitssg died sud
denly on board she German Lloyd
steamer Weckar, which Was on lie way
from Southampton 20 this city. Mr..
kittie's death vas entirely unexpected.
fhc remains will be taken 10 New York
for interment. Mr.. Ritsig was bern in
Prague, March Is, 1893. He studied
law and took an active part In the revo-
latioD, 1875 and 1873. He was made q
prisoner. and was taken TO prison In
Ssitxerlsnd bat managed his e.
cape AFTER being IN prison for three
months In 1851 be became private
secretary 10 Kari VoQel Of revolutionary
fame. After Louis Napoleon's eoup detaf,
Mr.. RutiR emigratsd TO tha. United /
States and while here be vas In Aus |
tria Sentenced 10 death in eentuma.
o.. He was one Of the nost promi- i
nens journalists In the United States.
shrewa Ceunserfelsang.
Tonoxro. Jnns ia certain an
kEiosu person here has been engaged |
Ter soms time In eating up bank bills |
and ingenio1sly pasting them together |
20 a. 10 Represent bills for Q larger |
amount. The practice has beea carried |
on 20 saoh an extent that banks refuse /
70 accept mntiiafed hillA The police |
have failed 10 secure the guilty parties.
Gallery ba.esseg.
Lozaox. June ls.-The latest dispatch |
frsm Manchester states that % miners /
have been rescued alive from Psrdle-
bury colIieFy, that q bodies have been /
taken cut, and THAI IL men are stiii /
unAeeounfed for. The wurk Of expior l
ing b impedsd By bad ventilation and
1afe<.
usnsrlag esefke
BxxErx. June ts-Ths Grand Duke Of /
Wsimar has given 10000 marks for the /
formation Of . 0osths Mussum and /
has promised ansshsr fznooo msrks 10 /
wards Publishing 6osths's posthnmoas |
vorks consisting of Numerous draw
in2s, poems anE scienti6e .treasisee In /
N n. y. = Il.