Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23
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/ FOREIGN.
chasing the ae<ssIe<.
FoKT PlTT. n. W. T.. Juns m-A
courier just IN from Osser's camp A.
stony Lake. reports Big Bear making
Tor dsA Lake All his braves have r.
Joined him Ostsr viii pursue hin %
ntren Lake. Otter has captured Yel-
aos say and his band. They say thew
sere not With Big Bear. They had 20
OF Robert Wyideis cattle in their pos.
sess1on. They admitted taking shsn
from ranch RsAf BatGleford. StranRe's
fsrees are still At Beaver river. Captain
bedson Ieft with vehicles this morning
70 meet the AeLeans and other escaped
PRISONERS who are expected here 60
might.
Ansther Paper Messed.
/ DUBrES. June "a mob az Irslse
Yesterday wrecked the sf7iee of the
heTTE SestiHel, paper conducted by
Mr. Harrington, NJ p. The attack was
made because Of an alleged detection
from National principles.
Il Irish Dynanniiers IN Paris.
| PkRIs. June PA zsesino of Irish
dynamitsrs vas held ct Mons yester
day, al which it was resolved 10 call a
convention at Antwerp. The speakers
made the usual violent attacks upon
England.
Coming % n Head.
LoSDOS, June 22.-As result of the
Qoesn's efforts the Marquis Of Sails
bury has resolved TO aocept Gladstone's
promise 20 use his influence with the
Liberals 10 prevent factians opposition.
IL 10 expected that Salisbury will an
nounce the formation of the Cabinet
tomorrow, with Mr.. Bourke probabIy as
Chief Secretary Of State for Ireland. A
writ viii then be issued for reelection
OF the Cabinet members.
bikes ideas.
LONDON, June 22.-Sir Charles Dixie.
IN addressing q meeting of Liberals to-
night, said he was prepared to give the
Conservatives reasonable assurances.
de wished TO study in Ireland a plan
for the devolvement from Parliament
TO Welsh, Scotch and Irish bodies.
much Of the Business that Parliament
Is nov not competent 20 discharge. He
would visit Ireland as soon as possible
for that purpose. He believed many
irish officials we're in favor of discern
tralization and many agreed that ID was
necessary to abolish Dublin Castle.
A Church Matter.
RoMR. June 22.-In reply 10 the
manifesto BY Cardinal Pitra, supporting
the Istraass9eaaf, the Catholic press in
yerieus countries are stating that the
church 10 going to wreck and ruin uR-
| der the present Popes' direction Is CON-
pared with that Of the former Pope.
Lao has written to Cardinal Guibert
strongly asserting his right to enforce
Incorporating adherence to the Pom
tIticate. The letter has created SEN
sation. Cardinal Pitra has written TO
the Pope an humbly submissive apollo
~. The liberal press receives the P0pe's
letter most favorably.
In tho French Chamber Of Deputies
PARls. June 22.-In the Chamber OF
Depufies today III. DeFreycinst, Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, submitted draft |
of the Franco Chinese treaty, which |
definitely confirms the rights Of France
over AMMAN. The latter country mast |
henchforth deal with foreign powers |
only through France. The treaty fixes |
the boundary line between China and |
France dependencies and determines |
conditions upon which the commercial |
relations between France and China are |
TO be maintained. Ii intimates that IL |
IL the intention Of Chins 20 construct /
railways with the assistance Of French |
engineers in order to facilitate eommu |
nications. France undertakes 10 expei
the maraHders infesting the country /
and will respect the Chinese territory. |
Both countries agree to extradite Of /
tenders. China will respect the treaties
between France and AMMAN. The
FraHco-C Chinese Commissioners are 10
delimit boundaries within six months.
Passports wiil be required to cross the
Chinese frontier. Chinese and French
traders will be allowed to import and
export goods across tine frontier at GER
tain points, which will be fixed later,
one above Leokai and the ether beyond
Langsun, where the French merchants
will be allowed to establish themselves
under the same conditions and with the
same advantages to the Chinese ports.
The Chinese Custom house will be
opened &c each port, where France
will be entitled to appoint Oonsuls and
wall be allowed TO appoint Consuls
for the principal towns. The Tonquin
commissioners viii be appointed within
three months from the special regula
tons for commerce between China and
Tonquin on the basis of lower duties on
French merchandise crossing the from
tier than are charged by the present
Chinese foreign tariff. France will con-
struot roads and railways 10 Tonquin In
order 10 develop the commerce and 1t IL
understood shat when China constructs
the railways she will obtain the neces-
saFy staf Of officials and workmen and
plant from France. The commercial
clauses are to be revised after ten years.
The French will cease to search vessels
on the high seas and viii entirely eva
cuate kormosa and Peseadores one
month AFTER the treaty has been signed.
The Chamber voted Thursday for the
discussion Of the treaty.
Minister Pendicssn Received.
BERLfs. June IA reception given
TO Minister Pendleton yesterday by
the Emperor William was OF very
cordial character. They eonversed for
Q short time on very friendly terms.
The Emperor expressed the beat feel.
inRs towards both America and Amer /
lean people.
New Treaty.
BKnLIs. June 22.--The OFFICIAL Gazfts /
publishes taxi of protocol OF March 7th.
1886, arranged BY England, Germany
and Spain. defining the rights OF Eng /
land and Spain in the Snlu archipelago /
and Borneo. and establishing freedom
Of commerce with the islatds.
Kagiish Wheas.
LoSgDox, June 22.-The Marx Lane
ExPress In lis review Of the British |
grain trade during the past week says
Cold winds and chilly nights have been /
prevalent Backward crops have shown
bat little improvement. Wheats are
coming fast into ear. The plant 10 thick |
and strong. Winter oats are Ia the ear.
The winter bean crop In alaxuriant one.
Sales OF English wheat daring the week
we're B, ie4 quarters at S3s. Sd, against
q, S72 quarters at S7s. during the GORE
Spending week Of last year. There Is .
bsttef tone for foreign wheat. The oil
coast market 10 little more animated.
although rates are etiil unimpruves.
Thirty-tvo earRoes have arrived aud /
nins csrRoes were sold, eight wers With
drawn and neReuteen retained. includ- /