Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24


OTTAvA (0nAl. Nov. 3s-A spscisl
MeeelnR g ne Osbinei uas held this
1aoEn.rg % reeonziaef the question e
sna olesolltion of the Doninion Par
..Aman1 a waa decidad 20 Posspons
Ne appeal g IL eountxy. tilf he result
q - elec1.0a q known. MeDonald
aeaAss taas ne resolution vas discusd,
eat tIom reliable sources Is d Earned
tnAA me meetinR was ea1vensd for that
g1fpo9e. Ihe fishery troahiaa Win aha
Uailed States wsre considersd ana -.
reaentaiiona VII &c onos be naae Is fke
sIltiae R0Vefnmena. covering She oct.
lne o. an agroement N which Cana
daas lntsrests would be urofeefe1. ir -
etene of the Canadian wasera heina
thrown open % AmsFinan ashermeT.
he 9epernoF 0eaeEal uas present. AZ
the oGhinet mesainQ.
Aassana ana vile sentenced q neash
PAHm. Nov. 22--A man named Thoua.
es and his wife have hean senteneod %
oeash, and the wifais two hrothers
aamed L.eocn 70 imprisonmant for IFS.
Tor nuraefing Mme. Labon, their own
mofher whom they bnEned % dsath
~ ofdsr % inheri1 her money.
KaaHharA
CoNsfAATNoPIx. Nov. 8. = GenesaI
kauloaxs viii remain hara Z week.
Russia and France.
fAA@. Nov. 1S.- The Pssis Jsarnal
d9ella strongly o. the possibility of a.
ailianoe between Russia and Francs.
4galns, s1eh an sllianee, says the Pea
Sea.raaA England would b impotsnt
ana Germany w0uid Be afraid.
An H.land Gshhlea.
LozDuN, Nov. 23.--The British Resi-.
dent at Adam IN behalf Of tha Romhav
governments has annexed the important
island Of S0oeera IN the Indian Ocean
and has hoisied the British aaR thereon.
A nsgal En1ans.
Princess Beatrice. wife or prinoa
henry Of Ba1tenbefR and the youngest
daughter Of Queen Fieaoria, has given
oiFth 70 son. Mother and son are do
me we'll Lord Randolph Ohurehiii vas
the only Minister In attendance az tha
acco1chement.
A Ghanee q Relaiea.
ST. PKzEnsBURa. New. 23.-Tha 1Nouos
frsmFas eommentinR upon ramoFa thai
war between Germany and Russia u
lmpendinR, says; If thaEs b one
thing upon which Rassia win rejoice ts
exhaust hef last blood. d il % uphold
her Independence against the Germans.n .
Tyranny.
vienna, Nov. 13.-The government
has issasd IN order prohibiting the play.
inc Of pskeE.
The nnsertsr 81 Greeninma.
HAIIrAx On. s. }, Nov. 2S.-Lieulsnsns
FeaFcys who has been On an expedition
20 dreenland for she purpose Of satiafy-
ina htmself as 10 the feasibility Of tFaV.
cling across that country and thus
opening 4 new Fouts for Arctic en-
ploEers, arrived here yesterday on his
vay % his home Ia tie United States.
Landing at Danish settlement on the
wess coast Of Greenland, be iaarneyed
eastward for one hundred miles over
unbFoken aelds Of snow. He then Re.
tuFned 10 his starting place. This vas
bis principal journey and be Was accom-.
panied ~ Danish ohsoiais. He made
several short jouKneys alone. His OBJ
seRvafion and expeFience convinced
him that Greenland could Be crossed
from west 20 easi By future expeditions
20 the Aorth Pole by q one hundred
mile "trip. Pearoy and his Companions
had 10 travel on snowshOes and 10 haul
the sleds containing their provisions
themselves, the Snow being 100 s0ft for
dogs. They experienced no haraships
and returned 10 the ooAsi II good oon-
ditiOn. A. point 100 miles inland, the
elevation above TIE sea vas found ts be
700 feet.