Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-16
AMONG OTHER NATlORs.


i CIR on Muxluo. Ooi. Is -Ihe ramofs
oFiEinated IN TIE United Stniss ef the
aalassination e Gea. Go1Eaiea, ex-
PRosidsnl % Mexioo and nou Governor
of tha STATE of Guanafnato, have
reached here. bn1 inquiry s1oEs that
thsra - no truth in them. GsnzAles q
last aeooanis uas n good healtA and A.
tondin4 10 the duties o. his ofaee.
A Gale q Lonaoa.
LoHDon, Ost. l5.-The wind. which
began blouioR q Gale last night, has
been insEsaainR al day and tonight q
d blowing q h1rri1ane. the s,orm ex-
1andinQ over The entire southwest coast
Of EuRiand and Ireland. Serio1s dam
aRs Il reported % the shipping a kal-
moaih. Several buildings we're wrecked
q Brighten. Thirty ships have taken
Fofuae as Earnea Harbor, il the River
SnAnnon. Two wrecks have been sig
nailed IA BantKy Bay. Il h feared thai
many casualties uill Be reported.
WAY NE n Prsaecutca.
BRnErN, OoA 16.--Abbe Sah0urea. Of
| Vionyills, 10 being proaaenhsd in the
Metz court fer having had patri.ti
| French hymns sung In bis oharoh. TIE
prosecutor aaka that tha Abba bo i'm
pgisoned fog six months. Judgmaat
was dafeKrsd.
10 ara ths relies.
BnREn, Oct. 1B.-Eiqhiy Polish lnnd /
owners held q meoting a. Rosen today |
and resolved 10 establish q loan and /
trust bank, with capital Of 5000 900. /
20 assist the poles ID resisting TIE efforts
Of she governments % 0ofmAnfEe The /
Polish provinces.
A seeameF Burnea al SEA.
DIGBx On. 81, Oct. 15.-Ths stoamer
New BrunsWiok, Of the International
line. when about twelve miles out from
Diaby, last nieht, Waa seen 70 Band up 1
rockets, and flames we're seen IN the
placs uhers she stood. Il Il supposed
that her boiler burnt. Fhara we're 100
passengers on board. she vas bound
for Boston. Sue left Digby for Boston
about o'clook, with over 100 paasen-
Rera, freiQhf, oto. Today the light houas
keeper here reported that the steamer.
whso nearly twelve miles o0 Trout
Cove, stood up aud Fa8ained neaRlS
stationary until after dark. A little AZ
Ter dark rockets we're seen % be sent up
from the steamer and hro harst oaf I
from the place where she sleamar vas
Supposed 80 Be. I've captains Of hah- |
ing vessels saw the steamer and cor
roborate The report Of the light house
keeper. Tf is thoueht By some thaf the
steamers boiler nay have burst, be-
cause Il she had taken Gre her boats {
could have reached shore leng before I
this time, aa the bay vas calm. Many 1
persons having friends on board are
almost Wild with suspenas.
DRowned.
BLnNHKrM (Ont.), Oct. Is - The
Schooner u. n. Bond, Of Oswego, which
sailed from DegFoit for Buffalo laden .
with 22,000 bnahela Of wheat, 10 ashore
at Eau Paint. The vessel and cargo are
q total loas. She waa owned BY Captain
Lefaiveur. Patrick Ryan. Of OsweR0,
the mate, and Jas. HnRhea, Of Muake
gon, were drowned.
mnilFoad matters In Mckee.
CE1xoB MKxEuo. Got. I5.--It IL believed I
here that the new mortgage loan, 10
be placed By the National Railroad {
COMPANY 20 eompIete ita main line, will / 4
be largely subscribed by American !
hondholders, despite the prediuti0ns /
made here that EaRliah bondh0lders
would surelv take she new l0an and |
thereby obtain control Of the road
Uader the aFranaomeuts proposed, She /
Pacific Division will remain Ia charge
OF the OonsiFuation Company and will /
have no conneOtion With she financial
arranasmeats Affecting lhe main line.
ConsensiRg fer an Immsnss ConsFAei.
Ons Enelish and tWo American CON-
paniea are oontesting for the contract
% be awarded for the drainage Of the
Valley Of Mexico. The contraot in
wolves an expenditure Of s5,0oo,s00.