Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-13
FOREIGN.


he wreek 81 the DPosklJn.
QrKxnc. Nov. ii--The Gcvesnmenf
steamer Napoleon III left ttis port TINS
afternoon, fully provisioned. and y ex-
pected to reach the steamer Brooklyn
at daylight On Friday. The --latest news
received from southwest Of Point An
ticossa states that the Brooklyn vent
ashore on Sunday II o'clock p H.
during q fierce gale. All the passenger,
including the ladies. are living 10 tents
on the beach opposite the vessel. she
lies tvo miles from Fox Bay. Be~idee
Q general cargo, she had number OF
pfize cattle on board. Some OF snese
have been landed and others we're
drowned.
ExferDtnatisa Of Europeans.
LONDON, Nov. ll.-Advioes from CAL
eulta state that King Theoav has or
dsred all Eneiishmen in Bnrman TO De
,xssrmiuated. Ii 10 feared that al
Europeans at Mandalay have already
bern ma-sacred. The Barmese are
blockadina the 1rsvaddy river ~
klnhis-
A Tswa Raided.
A dispatch from Sofia says that 800
AIbanisns attacked the Bulgarian vii
lsRe of Janeovi,z. near Monsster, killed
several inhabitants and plondered the
village.
Horrible.
Pans, Nov. 1.-THE Commisssry of
Police at valensennes has made terri
BILE revelations concerning an enormous
traffic in children, verifying Zolo's 80
coant of human degradation IN the
black country in the north Of France.
Len 70 the oaeen-
LONDON, Nov. l2.-The privy council
has finished discussion Of the applica-
ton Of the Canadian Government for
leave to appeal from the judgment of
the Supreme Court of Canada respect
ing the Canadian liquor license act.
Decision in the matter has been left to
the Queen, az is customary in suoh
GASES
Riei VIII HANG.
OTTAwA (Ont.), Nov. 12.-Coursol,
member of Parliament for Montreal
East, is here. and has had interviews
With all the Ministers in town to urge o
oonmutatios Of Kiers sentence. The
Ministers were very reticent. Mr.. Cour-
col says be IL under the impression that
there is very little hope for the cen
demned man. A number of other Que
bec Conservative members have visited
Ottawa during the past few days to urge
Communication of the death sentence.
QuKBsc, Nov. 12.-The briefness of
the respite accorded to Riel has been
accepted here a. meaning that his doom
is sealed. Two Of the principal French
papers Of the city. L'Eansent and L'Eic-
texr, which voice the feelings and opin-
ions Of the French Canadian population
of both parties, are agreed that Riel
will be hanged on Monday next.
NOMINAL, Nov. 12.-lt 10 knewn that
a special messenger 10 on his way to
Regina With an official document from
the Governor General ordering Sheriff
Chaplain to proceed with the execution
Of Riel. Meanwhile, according to q
Communication received by Bishop
Grsndin, Riel passes the greater portion
of his time in PRAYER and meditation.
de has written farewell epistles to his
wife and children, and to q sister Who
resides In this city. Within the last few
days extra precautions have been taken
to prevent any surprise. Guards have
been doubled. A mounted patrol 10
always ON duty, and none but priests,
commanding officers of mounted police.
and the surgeon are permitted within
the cell. The cell he occupies lie 6 feet
4 inches square, the only articles OF fur
niture being Q small iron bed aud low
chair. He is an early ristr. and Is tnva'
risbly up and dressed before reveilie, at
at 6 o'clock. He scarcely completes his
toilet when he sinks down upon his
knees beside the bed. and remains trans
fixed like statue, In prayer for hours
at q time.
Riel % Die On Monday.
QUEBEC, Nov. 12.-It is learned from
a reliable quarter this evening, that the
privy council has forwarded An oficial
letter to Sheriff Ohapelsau, ordering
the execution of Riel on Monday morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
ad-Maines.
LONDON, Nov. l2-Leon Mead, an
American author, was married today In
st. Margaret's church. Westminster, to
Grace. daughter of Colonel Haines Of
New Hampshire.
In Memory or Cardinal McClosky.
RoME, Nov. ia service in memory
Of Cardinal McCiosky was held at the
American College here today. The
Bishop of Newark, N j., delivered the
funeral Grafton. Cardinal Simeoni pro
uounced absolntion. The principal dig
nitaries Of the Vatican we're present.
Ind Of Whele Family.
FATHER PorNr (Que.), Nov. IA
family named Blanchett, consisting of
a woman and ave children. belonging
in 81. Luce. arrived here lately from
Montreal, where the head Of the family
died from smallpox. Shortly after their
arrival the msther gave birth to another
child. The smallpox broke out among
them and they all died to-day. The
whole family Of seven 10 extinct. For.
tunately NO one else caught the infec-
ton.
Defiant rhebaw.
RANaooN, Nov. liking Thebaw has
issued q proclamation declaring that be
will not accept the absurd propositions
of the Indian Government, and there
fore declaring var. He promises TO per
sonally lead his troops, and calls upon
bis subjects to fight 10 defense Of their
country and their religion. Europeans
are mot TO b molssted until the invad.
ers cross the frontier. When all will be
slain. Many EafopeaAs are leaving
Mandalay unhirdered. The Italian
consul viii remain for the present.
DuuoNRsr TRANsAcrIoN. Seine time