Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-25
FOREIGN.


Rsrrsss AGFaaeiax On san salvador.
La LIBEzTAD. San Salvador, March
BsrriOs il advancing on
san Salvador vith 1900 men
Ansshex ehine<e RIH.
OTTAWA. March 23.-The Doninion
GoseFnDsnt viii intFodoce = bill On
tuesday zhich gill provide for a poll
tsX opOG every Chi,amzE entering Cs4-
sda. and Will restrict the number of
Chinese immigrants 10 be received by
steamship OF sailing vessels trading De
tween China snd tbs eonntry, on tie
bass u - mary per ton capacity Of
such vessel. Il is also iutsnded 70 re-
quire the registration Of tue names sad
location Of all Chinese entering the
ooaniry. 80 thai in the event of their
being req hired IN criminal cases or for
purposes Of municipal taxation. their
whereabouts may be readily ascertain
ed. One OF tie features OF tie bill viii
be toe endorsement of rigid sanitary
laws The poll tax will only apply TO
Chinese women and IabJrsrs aud not to
merchants. bankers or other pFo'ss =
sional elAases Of Chinese.
The Alaskan Boundary.
OTTAWA, March 24.-In the House of
Comuons Gordon moved for copies of
all correspondents having reference TO
the appointment Of joint Commission
With the Cnised States Government for
surveying the boundary line betyesn
British Coi1mbis and the United States
Territory of Alaska. He stated today
that the boundary vas practically unde-
tned. 50 long As there were no tro1-
bles there, this gas all night. bat s Nev
\ Ork paper bad stated recently that
an American armed expedition lnder
Lieut. Schw2tks bad travelled 100 miles
into British territory east of Alaska,
and Lieat. Allen was nov conducting an
expedition three u four hundred miles
into British territory. be could
hardly believe their statements true,
seeing that on the Paeiis coast the Ca
and Americans lived very bar
hs would like 10 hear from
the Government on the point and would
be pleased II assurance would be given
that the boundary lius would shortly be
surveyed. The Minister Of Pabiic
Works said tae attention OF the Gov
eminent had been directed 20 the article
from the Mes York paper. Hefbquired
into the truthtalness of the article and
found that there was no foundation for
1t. The importance of having the boun-
dairy surveyed had received toe atten-
ton of the Government and il woald
not overlook the matter. Tne motion
was carried.
The saskAfehew an Uprising.
WINNIPEG. March 3. - Artillery.
police and volunteers are being
hurried forward to Prince Albert and
Carlton To suppress the Saskatchewan
halt. breed aud Indian uprising. fhe
sltuAiioa there ia still critical and seri-
ons trouble il imminent. The news
from the scene of disturbance is meager
today.
Chance for England 60 Ceneesic.
LosDoS. March A-At the Cabinet
Coanoil this evening il 10 understood a
reply Of a somewhat favor able nature
was resolved from the Rnsslan Govern
ment IN relation to the Afghan frontier
question The situation Is still very
critical.
England should Apologize.
CAPErows, March 24.-Fhe BDers
have seizsd = British surveying party
recently seut into Bechaanaland.
Graham Must Go
LONDON. March 24-Fhe War Oifice
Is dissatisfied with General Grahan's
management of the advance, and be will
probably be recalled.
DisagFeeabie Aeknew ietiameats.
LONDON, March 24.--The 81. James
Gazette denounees the ''incapacity shown
at headquarters" and says, "rhis mar
derons military seattle would mover ave
happened ii Generals MoNiel and Ora
ham had taken the precautions which
should have occurred O. cadet" The
general press comments in the same
tone
s4S.ess. zee WANTED
An Egyptian loan OF 100000 will
b. issued ia London, Paris and Berlin
at ; per cent, one half per cent. 20 he
added to the sinking fund for redo stiOu
OF the loan; issue price 81.
Victoria News Notes.
VICTORIA, arch "A Gilman N
Who arrived from Paget Sound ytsier-
day paid $50 head money. and vas al
lowed 10 land. He Was very indignant
and threatened all sorts OF reprisals
II has Or inspired that the cargo of
steel rails on bard the steamship
Euphrates, lately arrived from England.
and pow being landed at Port Moody,
whinh cargo is ostensibly owned by the
Canadian PscIfis Railroad, il in the
hands Of an Esstsrn bank. which made
advances thereon. The captain refuses
10 deliver the rails ualess paid for his
freight.
Extraordinary Ceadaet
PANS, March 34.-Whea Miss Van
ZAudt came upon the stage of the Opera
Comique abe vas received with misses
and wbistlin9, " hioh we're soon drowned /,
however, by storm OF applause. Con-
siderable curiosity IL felt ~ TO vhether
Caflvalho. director oil the .Opers Com
iqus. will continue the enterprise. Il is
reported that three haadred students
from the Latin quarter are coming on
ThuGsday night to make demonstra
ton against the American. Despite the
organized opposition TO Miss Van z .ndt
the house is erammed nightly.
The Prtace Albert Rebeili IN.
OTTAWA, March 24.-There is no doubt
that the Government has received dis
RAtcuCe NuG&A4t VI " grave AhuNNBlt-
anoe in connection With the rebellion at
Prince Albert. n is reported in the Lob
ties that the INDIANS are joining Rsil
and the half breeds, and serious trouble
is ppFehended A reverend gentleman
al Calgary having great influence with
the indians. has been sent on q mission
10 the chiefs Of the Grow and Black
feet bands to prevent them from joining
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and the mounted police has already
taken place and several Government Of
ncials were made prisoners.
General Middleton left tonight for
Winnipeg 90 assume command of TIE
militia aud mounted police. There ID
great excitement.
aextrs and Barrtss.
err OF MKxIco, March 24.-MariscaI,
Minister Of FsretRn Affairs. informs an
Associated Pres correspondent that be
haA tuaf paa,ssfv.aaf mawa that IA rrfns has