Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-17
FOREIGN.
Psiitic.i Prisoner. P.rds.ea.

Feiftteai Prisoner Pardeaed.
CrTr OF MKxIoo. Oct. Is.-The Presi
dent las guaranteed a full pardon to Al
political prisoners except EDITOR Che
van Of the Monitor R~pabl,essa, an,
EDITOR Garlic, Of the c0rrss del Lsre-
De prisonsrs Pardoned include a ram
Ger OF editors and students This ae
voc 10 hailed With great subtraction 81
the people The Gonzales nszspspsri
are nov cordially Supporting tie sd
ministrstion- and the hopes Of th.
Cnnreh party tkat the Liberal parts
would 20 to pieces, are not 10 Be real
lied.
Wrecked by Dynamite.
LzsHoRs. Oct. l6.-Tk- gen d'aYnes
barracks 10 this city Vas badly wrecked
today by an explosion saased BY an IN
fernal msssine loaded with dysatnite.
which had been concealed in the build
ing. No one was injured.
Eaessr.xea LsyaIists.
CoRz, Ost. l6.-The failure OF the At
tempt TO boycott the Cork Steam ship
Company By the cattle dealers, has
sporred the Loyalists TO increased
energy in their n9h. against the Nation
slists, and they intend TO contest every
parliamentary seat IN Ireland at the
coming election, so as to give the Par.
neliites greater trouble and EXPENSE in
electinR their candidates.
Disabled.
LONDON, Oc.. l6.-rhe French steames
Chauteau Liovilie. Captain Olivier, has
been toved int Ferrol, Spain, With her
stem broken and leaking. She was
SPOKEN on the 18th instant In latitade
U.s.. north, longitude So. west. Her
cargo had shifted and her RAIDER was
gone. The steamer Tynemouth Castle
vas attending her.
The BexinninG Of war-The serstans
Invade Bulgaria
LoyDoS. Oct. 16.-The Servisus have
crossed the Bulgarian frontier near
Charekoi. They are advancing TOW ard
Soma and are nov near Dra2oman Pass.
Ming Milan N IN com msnd. A panic
prevails at Sofia. -Four bsttAli.as Of
infantry have gone TO defend Dragoman
Pass They have With them only two
batteries Of small field guns. There il
no Bulgarian heavy artillery nearer TO
the scene of disturbance than that at
SistOva and Rustcbuk. 1t 10 expected
that Soda will be captured by cosp de
Bsdia.
Austria has warned hing Milan tina.
Whatever 10 the issue of the present
trouble, IL will be useless for him to ex
Pect support frsm Austria. The rail
way companies In Austria aud Hungary
and the Danube Navigation Company
have been notified to prepare for the
transportation of troops and munitions
Of var.
kra1ewski Pardened.
BERLIN, Oct. 16.--The Emperor Will
lam has pard0nsd the Polish poet Kra-
zevski, on account OF the preearions
condition OF bis health. caused by his
confinement in prison.
Cardinal Newman supports the Eas.
iish Church.
LONDON, Ost. 16.-Cardinsl Newman
in an address today said tina. the Prot
estant Church of England was the great
buiwark OF this country against athe-
ism. He said he wished ell success 10
those defending the church, and that
be and his friends would Join in de-
Tending 10. Cardinal NewmaB's views
are important in connection with the
election for members of
and they will be likely to
Influence many votes in favor of the
oandidstes.
The Cork Caitiemes Obstinate.
Cork, Oct. 16.-Ia spite of the ssces-
sion Of three OF their members the cat
tlemen remain obstinate. The corpora
ton has granted tine dealers premises
upon which to erect pens. but it is
doubtful whether the Privy Coancil will
grant the necessary license.
rnwelcome Germans.
WARSAW. Oct. l6-The Courier SAYS
that Germans will shortly be prohibited
by the government from residing within
specified zpnes around the fortified
places in Russia.
Meatenegrins Prepared.
CurrARo, Dot. l6-The Moutenegrin
army hiss been supplied with smmuni-
lion and Is in readiness for service.
Preparing 10 Meet the Invaders.
PHrLrProPoIIs, Oct. 16.-A decree has
been issued calling out all the reserves
for sstive service. Prince Alexan Ter
has inspected the military works at
firnova, Jamboli and Sofa, and 10 nov
the Southwestern frontier.
Peruvian Affairs.
LIMA. Oot. 16.-A dispatch from Pa
sute Piedras announces the death Of
General L ,rebzo Yslesias, brother of
President Yglesiss. aud commsnder OF
The expedItiousfy force, while ON his
rctarn invaded - this city. Colonel
Rebsyse has taken temporary command
,f the forces.
Further details Of the fighting at
Osjamarco say that the battle lasted
several hoars and was hotly contest
ID. The Montsneros. Who we're in large
numbers, completely surrounded the
sity, but we're repulsed By the Gov ern-
meut troops, who captured large q uan-
Iitics of arms aud ammunition.
Bismarck's PrepsSsl.
ATHENS. Dot. l6.-It is stated that
Prince Bismarck has proposed to the
powers that Prince Alexander remain
Prince Of Bulgaria aud be appointed
Governor Of Rounelia, add tuat the
Turks be permitted to occuppy the
Balkans.
Cladsisae's Hopes.
LONDON. Oct. l6.-Gi adstone, in q let
Ter 70 NJ. Gurschoh, says he hopes that
The Bulaarian union viii be real one.
He depresatss such movements ns Servia
and Greece threaten TO IN AXE, and SAYS
be 10 unable 10 recognize their right TO
make such an invasion as they esntem
plate.
An rittmasa1.
LONDON. Oct. 6.-Ths Indian Govern
ment's uitimatum 10 King Thsbau de-
mands that the British envoy be given
q friendly reception and thes the expe
dition against the Bombay Trading
Company be- Suspended. The eAvoy
has examined the disputed points.
Mr.. Thomas Davidson, +. X. s., Y. q.
g.. the veil known scientist. 10 dead.
TEE CHrNKsE Musr Go.-Bntte City
Montana, and Seattle, W. T.. have
served notice on the Chinese that they
must 60. In the first named place
resolutions we're adopted declaring that