Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-10
From FORElGn LANDS.
RremieF salisbury en- the
Lerd Mayors Day.
Iaaigsaat Diviass = PIst mwarssa.
Fisttsn Arrss'sa caase q ths
Jesksys DsasA-nrsas ron
Kaalhars-TAs crowa..


AallshaET sn EaRa maysEss DmR.
bozDoE, Nes. 9-Lord Salisbury AZ
tue Lord Mayors bAnQuaf said thai the
government vas encouraged by ths
RroginR proofs Of sdVsncinR pruapeRity
q Eeypt. Her fnapoea we're more
pEomiainR than they ever havs been.
although thay bad not reached the point
lhat woald snahis the eovernment %
declaFe its task fulillad. EnRland eould
net leava kgypt until the laftsFas inds-
pe7oenoe Of farsian intexfsrenee bad
been secured. Referring - Bufzaria,
tard salisbury said that tha gympaahies
q tie EnRiish people weFe aroused by
tne apeotacle ot her saEuRals for indie
pendenoe and that the Language of TIE
Rarta b knfspe had eaused the aeepost
FegBea. Tho iniustius az thn anea 80
aaRf9Vaeed b. ~ fogeian dfnlomaaV
AasinG eonGpsrafoEs IN Gha aet af intaf
falenoes which caunod : lhn naperesa Fepro
baton thro1ghoal Europe. Bulgarian
Klaht9 we're asanEed bY The Berlin treaty.
% WhicA TIE salvation Of EnRope de-
Pendad. Enelish interest," IN that treaty
vas not an i8olatad interest,". Other
powers we're also Interested in tha vindi-
eatlen Of th8 treaty. He aas anrs ehnt
= majority of tie signMkory powers
recognised ths fact thnt 4 vas their
duty 10 enfnsss aha treaty, RnRland
uonld nst Be foa1d backward n 60
operating vita them. Be tRastad that
her peaee Would not Be disiurbsa and
that uRder the induenes ef snhlie ouin-
Ten the lnfant iibertiaaof Bulgaria would
not be disturbed.
HnalGnaas DlVlnea.
PAnIs. Nov. 9.-The principal Rualiah
and ADeEioal elaFaJmsn here ana
many well known EEench ProsestAns al.
vines have signed . psotssl, dsnyinQ he
truth o. the statements alleged % be
published IN Amerisa ia regard % -
manner Of conducting the young iadiea'
schools here. They declare that the
statements are liable 90 libel, and assert
that their schools ere &c pare and
healthy in tone as nny in England o.
America and their own daughters are
educated in them.
Piee ThwaFsed. Plstsers Arrested.
6oFEA. Nov. 9.--kuasian partisans at
/ SlivnlIEa headed b. oEioers made "a a.
tampt 20 inoite rising today. TIE an
thOFities, who had been previously warn
cd, Suppressed the attempt aad arrested
the plOtteFa.
Cause o9 the Joeheyss Dealh.
LoNDoN, Nov. 9.-At the inouast II
the case Of Fred Archer today, it vas
proved that Archer had sustained ne
losses in batting and that the cause Of
/ hia darsnee hent vas tyDhoid fever, a.
gravaied BY Weakness due 20 the re-
stricteG regime Which be had adopted
10 order 10 reduce bis weight. A YER
dict Of suicide While insane was rem
deEed. Il ia reported that Archer leaves
g250.000.
Threat from Eaulbarn.
TrnNovA, Nov. g. -Gensral Kaulbars
threatens 70 occupy the telegraph 0tLice
al BourRas unless communication with
the Russian Oansul there IL restored.
The Crowds Pronleaaas.
LONDON, Nov. Sat West Fad the
crowds promenadod until late hour IN
order % view the Examinations. There
vas no disorder. The hospitals report
numerous cases Of Injury dnging the
day, including several serious eases.
General KanlhnFs Refuses.
SoF1A, Nov. s.-Gsaeral Kaalbars has
refused 80 oommaniaate with his gov
erument asking them % name q eandi-
date 30 the throne, because Bulgaria
oision Of the SooEanie 20 b. illegal. TIE
election Of Prince viii only occupy
one sitting Of ths 6obranje.
RxtFaaItion or aank vaIlaia.
MONTREAL, Nov. 9.-Sherif Hitchcock
arrived here today from Washington
With the PEesidenk's warrant for John
3. Hoks's extradition. In oasa of ems
possible dafect Ia the original warrant
for Hoke's arresl, q second warrant has
been issued and served At she insaanss
Il Assistant Cashier Ely Of The Mar-
chants National Bank Of Peoria, LIS.
Baapendea Payment.
Richard 3. Morden, boot and ahos
manufaetursE, has suspended payment.
Bis liabilities are a0oat $4,000. His
estate shove . surplus Of from el2 900
70 elsAo0.
The Aesaaena en she Canadian Paelae.
vHcron1A (B. o., Nov. S.-Ths aooi.
/ dent on the Canadian Pacifio Ratlroad
al Rcaer1 Pasa vas fully e. serious a.
reufesented. FsaF eara left she freight
train, ran down che grade aa aixty
miles an hour, and oollided with The en-
/ Rine of another train. Iha enainsaF
uas instantly killed. Al the passsngsqs
/ IN tue eaboaee Of The breken train we're
severely injured. Mrs. MeRae had her
left leg cut % and vii probably die.
Mr. MeRae vas caanht IN the debris
neaF q male. Ihs mule was injured
and kicked vioiously, striking Moifae's
head every time until bic brains were
kicked 0ut Two other men weFe killed,
and the cars and The eagine we're = totai
| wreck.
Accidentally shst IN the stsmaeh.
Henry W. Batsson and Ohariss An.
eFton WsFe hanling as Harrison Lake
Lass Sunday, when the latter farming his
/ qua toward bic eompanion It exploded,
the oharRs Lodging IN R&sea0n'a stom-
aah. from which be shortly afaer disd.
@. K. Fitch, Of the San Franoisoo
Ballsfia, and fsmily left fer tie Eaas
yesterday ever the Canadian Pneiae
Railway.