Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-07
FOREIGN.
The Paris hs,tf


tive successes. illuminated the fruht OF
their of1ces teis evening. The in-erip-
tons, One hundred and seventy-i e
conservatives elected and "Vius "a
FraHee. formed Of gas jets. we're COZ
spicuoosiy displayed in the windows.
A crowd soon assembled IN from: Of the
suiidlnR, and thrsg stones at the VIE
| dovs. Ihe police were unable to dis
perse the mob. Editor Never made an
| attempt 70 leave the bnildlna. D. vas
warned BY the Con of Police
% abandon the idea Of leaving the
oaiidIag, bat be persisted. aud vas ar
| rested The stat Of the Ga1lsLs then
made soriie, and rescued Never, VITO
vas severely bruised IN the scsffis.
Meanwhile the croxd increased aud the
excitemsnt became intense. The police
we're rsiuforced. and the Project OF Pc
lice ordered them TO clear the streets.
After great effort the police s1ccseded
IN dispensing the mob. Daring the
melee two revolvers were fred as the
zindews of the GaaIois Office
An Is.se.
PAEIs. Oct. 5.-The OrIeauists elected
yesterday we're chosen on basis that
promises protection against American
cereals aud bacon.
A Compromise.
LosDoS, Oct- 5-A dispatch from
Berlin TO the Standard SAYS that the
powers hsvs all agreed 10 advise the
Porte to recognize the union Of Roo
nelia and Bulgaria under the suzerain-
~ Of the Sultan.
The Terrible smallpox.
NoSrREAL. Dot. She civic Board
of Health today received permission
from the Provincial Board to take pos
session Of the Exposition building as a
smallpox hospital. Complaint has been
made at the health office that an under
taker IN the East Ead, who has contract
ed 10 remove bodies, Is In the habit of
collecting the bodies in q certain place
| until he has a convenient load. Some
| detectives have been set to watch him.
| A movement is on foot among property
holders of the East End to form an
organization, the object of which is to
| refuse to rent houses or stores TO people
whose households have not been vacciH-
sted. The Mayor will propose. at tie
| next meeting OF the City Council. To at
troop of cavalry be kept on duty until
| all trouble is over, sxd that permanent
nounted police be app sinted.
At a meeting OF cigar manufacturers
tonight it was decided to employ no one
| not vaccinated since Jnly lst. Every
thing Is quiet tonight. Volunteers are
still guarding the exhibition grounds.
sure Death.
VERONA, Oct. 5.-Last Saturday Miss
| Emma Faulkner, of Statebrldse. poured
the contents Of lamp over her hssd
aud shoulders, then set FIRE to herself
4 nA ahrfAktas, ha h.
| Ihs FIRE was not extingnished until
nearly all her clothing had been burned
from her body. Shs died. She had
attempted suicide before.
Personal
| LONDON. O,t en-. DE Giers, Rms
sian Foreign Minister, hiss gone to Bsr-
lin to confer with Prince Bismarck.
Getting I'm War shape.
ATHENS, Oct. 6.-The remainder OF
the army reserve has been called out
for immediate service.
| A German Grab.
| BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Advices from Z,nzi-
bar says that Lieut.. Schmidt has &C
| quired the Usaramo district by treaty
| With chiefs, for the German East Afri-
can Association.
Rsrees I'm HAD way.
| LIMA, Oct. 6.--Advices from the Gov
ernneut expedit'onary force state that
Cscsres has evaou ated the almost i'm
pregnable position at Cauta, retiring on
Tacoma His unwiilingness to face the
Government troops, even in advsn-
tagsous positions, u accepted as proof
of weakness. Several officers and meH
of the Cacerest force have deserted.
The rebels are reported ia deplorasle
condition, beiBe without food or money.
Reat In Lien Of Psrehase.
| DUBLIN, Oct. 6.-John Dillon, presi.
| ding at a meeting of the National
League today, warned tenants who con.
templsted ,he immediate purchase of
| land not to pay more than the amount
of ten years rental. Some peorls, he
said, must either pay or fight for the
| land, and the price he indicated was a
| fair compensation to the landlord. The
announced Parliamentary fund amoont-
ed TO $4,000.
| French Politics
LONDON, Oct. 6.-French election re
| tarns will perhaps be made more intel
| ligibIe to many American readers by
brief ststsneat of the attitude of the
various political parties The Conser
1 tAtttr6 VIII uhNc tbt1c cAkruaNc RAiuSs
are Monarchists of one faction or an
ether. Some of them are adhereuts of
| the Compt. de Paris, and others Of
the Bonsparte family. They would like
TO have the monsrchiil government re-
stored in France. Republicans, or
Mederstes, are Supporters Of the ores
ent Ministry. with Brisson and De Frey |
ciuet as representative leaders. They |
| are partisans of NJ. jules Ferry, who |
Vas formerly Prime Minister. The |
Radicals look to NJ. Clemensesu as their |
| leader. They are as eager as the Mon |
archists for the overthrow Of the re-
public. bot only that they may give the |
government more radical leanines
Republicans wish to maintain Pariia- |
mentary form Of government, but the |
Radicals wish to abolish the senate and |
substitute In place OF the Chambers a.
at present instituted some body like toe |
old convention Of 1888. The loss of |
seats By the Republicans will lead to |
reconstruction Of the present Ministry. |
| IL seems doubtful at the present mo-
ment whether the present Ministry can |
gather about il q working majority in |
the new Chamber. Shrevd observers,
| in fact, believe that tue new Cham Der
will be short lived, that no Ministry can
be patched mp that will long command
support. and that consequently there
will be another dissolution and another
general election in the near future.
Cholera In a. Asyism
MADRID. 0st. 6.-Cholera has ap-
peared in the San Bernadilo Lunstic
Asyium. at Barcelona, which has 100
| inmates. Seven cases and four deaths
ara reportad in the asylum.