Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-31
FOREIGN.


steamer Enterprise lies hfsy yards from
share N CadbOro Bay. Atlow tide half
of the boat Is eat Of water. Yesterday
afternoon hawzers we're carried ASHORE
fron the wreck and an attempt vas
made 10 beach Der % high that she
would be cut Of the water at low tide.
fhe efforts we're vain - il was evident
heavy strain on tbs wreck Ve1ld pail
her 10 pieces tbs shore Is ssrevn With
vreokaRe and considerable freight and
luggage IL piled mp above tide water
MANY OF the passengers Of tie doomed
boat visited the wreck yesser1ay IN the
hope Of finding articles ssiil missing,
The interior Of the wreck presents q
sight Of Understandable confusion. Dead
cattle are strewn about among boxes,
bales, sofas, chairs and q mas OF de-
bFis.
The two Frenehmen Who wers badly
lnJured are at the Preach Hospital.
Leeck, the injured mate, vas improving
last night and his injuries are not likely
20 prove fatal. Last night intelligence
reached the city that the bodies Of two
ChinsDen we're found in the wreck.
One vas eiingtng to window grating in
a death grip. IL was also ascertained
that the two unfortunates had q large
SUM Of money on their persons. As soon
- the news reached Chinatown, several
Cinnamon, at q late hour, started for
the wreck With the intention of board
lug tbs steamer and rescuing their de-
Q ased brethrea and getting possession
OF the money.
The Cholera.
AADEID. Jolly 9.-Cholera has broken
out on the French frontier. One
fourth of the inhabitants of Montene-
gro, In Soria, have died Of cholera dur
ing the past ten days. The Survivors,
hsd With the exception Of one gems
d'srmss, who remained 10 bury the
bodies of the victims.
Riet at maesea.
Madrid, July 9.-The people Of H1-
esoa, the capital of the Province Of Hu-
esca, have risen in revolt against the
execution Of the excise Law. Yester-
days rioting was serious. and the en-
ragged people attacked the edifce of the
excise collector and burned IL 20 the
ground.
Determined % Push the Referm.
LsSDoS, July 29.-The outcome of
the meeting Of members Of Parliament
which was presided over by Samuel
Morley, and the attendants Of which
pledged themselves to remain in Lon
don TO support the criminal smendment
bill, is that Sir Richard Asheton Gross,
Home Secretary, has minated that he
approves raising the ago Of consent 10
l6 years.
The Manster BANK.
A depntation OF persons interested In
the Munster Bank, Who have been seek
ing assistance for the bank from Lon
don Arms, have not met With any suc-
cess excCpt promised advances on the
debenturss which the directors of the
bank propose to issue.
Tive Little Prophets.
CAIRo. July 29.-El Mahdi left two
youthfal sons.
Terrible storms
PARIS, July 30.-Terrihle storms have
prevailed over the southern provinces.
in Rhodes, the capital Of the province
of Averon, lightning Get fire to the
Priests Seminary. Many farm houses
were destroyed and many persons
The Cholera Ia Paris.
The cholera Is not increasing in the
poor quarter of this city, bat is making
way into the streets Of the better quar-
ters Of the capital. which have hitherto
been exempt.
M Mahat's Last IIIness.
SUAKKM. Jolly 0.-El Mahdi was i'll
only two days. There we're no doctors
present at the time of his death, which
occurred on June 10Th. The Mahdi en-
joined that his successor continue to
wage war on the Christians.
Ceanter Charges.
VIcroRrA, b. O., July 30.-A man
named X Robbins, in the Police Court
yesterday, charged bis son-in Lac,
Frank Eli Q. with asszulting him. Ia
court, Ellis declared that Robbins had
bean Rsiity Of incest with his lEllis's)
wife.
The saIvatisn Arrays Demonstration.
Tue salvation Army marched this
afternoon with much parade to the Par
liamant building to present 20 the
House OF Commons monster petition
arRiRR the passage Of the criminal act
amendment raising the age Of consent
from Is 10 II years. The petition con
tains 10000 si9ners and 10 one mile and
half long. IL vas borne In q special
carriage. The procession vas very
large, and halted on the Thames en-
bankment, whence deputation pro-
ceeded to the House OF Commons 70
present the monster prayer.