Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-10

have been elsoaad 10 SO oammons.
FAa Tories have waa ChlppoHnnaEs
Wiltshire. and Maiden Essx feem ne
laberais, Lord HenFv Bxu0a dsieaA|na
hAnistsr Fletcher 3iadstonianl ln the
farmef. and q. ". Gray beating r. >.
Barnard (0ladzionianl IN the latter
These i've ano1aziona mako q tusat
Cnionise gain 81 s.. TIE 1ogleG are
today caFFyiog he Enelish aounllea ~
sseeplnz maioEiilaa
Al fhin nflernnon tho Iaxiaa had
eiseled 2z3 oandidatea. he Untani8t1 tA
the UladsloniAna l13 ard lho fak1e.l-
lies 70. Tho IoEica say lheY axa oQna-
dent q electinR so candidates.
I'm xurk1 po11a.
L.oEpuN. July a.-Tha fetal unionlsl
poll up te s D. ~. today was t'Qlo ISL
and he total 0lads,onian pel sle -.
AZ midnight she toth nunbol e
uniunieta returned was o32 ana
0ladstoaians 2la
PREDICTIONS on A. EtnxH nrso1UTloN.
LoNnoH. July 9.--Hsrhara Gladstone,
gpsaking a the Liberal Cab this eVen-
lna, 1aid il VS. stloogly rrobablo sea1
thega woald he another aIoclion witAin
twelve monthsA
Mr. sshnadhora writes: aFhe tids
has turned Conservative, but there viii
Be another olaolion IN ak montha.h
HS0LAED MUsz Ne KpUokFED.
LuNDox july I. Gladatons talaaraphs
with rsferenco 30 ahe frlnh question,
@Walss and scotland have seen 1heir
autv quickly. Enaland vii have %
learn hers. bat slowly and palntnllg.n
Rxplnlning the Clesang of maanuans
81. PExnnsuoa, July all IS olaoiaily
stated that he CLOSING of The poEA ok
Batoum does not oangtituta violation
Of tho Berlin treaty. hatoum aa8 made
z fros port under the innuenos of cir
oumslaaaaa which have entirely
changed. The preaont condition of a.
fairs % the port Is onegoue for Tie
treasury and customs oGaClal8i tt8 COR
doa on the land side h pFejndislAl q
t1e material and oommeroini develop
uent Of Baloum, and The district in-
eoEporaled with Russia after aha Rnaan-
Turkish war; and the naphlha trada,
which Is a. Important one leg IFana-
Ca1oasia aud for fafalQn consumers,
kaa heen ssEioasly Affected. The pna~
pie also complain. Considorin4 en-
these circumstances, HoalIa oannot
overlook the fact that aEticla 60 of tha
keFlin treaty Il exceptionnl, inaamunh
as 4 vas nnf tho result oi any undeE-
standing, but % frea ana gpuaianaons
declaration that Russia was willing 10
make Batoum Z free port Iha aaQnn-
taQes which were then onnlaMplataf ca
the guarantee of the conlranlina par
ties cannot logger Ne eenaldarad, a.,
since the abnlision az tko OaueanIan
transit, Baloum has ceased b Be- q frea
port for foreign goods between Eur0po
And Persia and has oniy fotalnod sss
import trade. Therefore internai inter-
est Induces Russia net % oQntiuuo 30
sacridcs 10 tho datFimant % tse eounfRy
around Bateum. Eighty yeRFa' expt-
Fienos has shown tho Injury resulting
from making Bstoam a free pfiFk. Ihaka
Il 20 reason 70 doubt The necessity oE
ending The Arrangement.
he Desired Aatarieay.
PANS, July Sin ths Chambsr 81
Deputies today man, who Il supposed
% Be insane, dfed a shol from 3 Eevol-
yer. The bullet passed cloae 20 the
head Of tho President Of tha JhamheF.
The man vas arrested. When quo1.
toned a. 20 hls motive be said he wished
% attract ths attenii0n o. che pnhlio 70
hia misery.
rae Cholera.
RoMH. July 9.~Tho eholaFn returns
for today are; Brindlsl, l2I neu oas1s,
y deaths; LaliAao So nsu eagas. 2a
deaths; ToFtona ~ new cases, II dnaAha.
Minister 0rmaldi IL visiting and gle-
ooEine ths sufferers.
A erseh Laan.
ATHENS. July 9.--Four banka will a.
vance The RoseFnmont E260oiQ, reeoig-
iue - security msnopolies in poiFolaum
and sails.
4 Luneh % the Colonfnl neIrsnentns
dives.
LcNDos, Juiy 9.--Tha Queens lunah-
eon 60 Windsor Castle 10 The fepT1esn-
tatiVea 81 the colonies i roekoned il
London society AZ the moal guEpKialnR
event of Der maissty's reign. No pFees-
dent existed Ter guoh an inyIiatlon. No
circumstance oi spisndof wa1 wanting
10 enhanss The lmpFessinn. A ep0alal
train took she guests from Lonaon %
HindaoF. Ihe Prince and Princess of
Waiss, the Dnks ans DunhAsa ok
ConnauRht. the Princess Louise ard
The whole royal household were pfesenA
Lunoheen vas served h The MateEioa
gallery and then che guests we're pfe.
Bented 70 The Queen. The lisl 81 oolon-
iala and Indians ais 3 uesapapaF
coiamn and idoiudes 8ir Charles lUp~
per and otbsr Oanadiane. The who's
paEty cane away charmed Wlah tholf
reosplioa.
Ths Kmixhfa 81 Rythlms.
Tononro. July 9.--Tho aixlasnth see-
sion of the 3upFeme Ledge of tie
world. KnsRhia Of Pythlag viii he hsld
here on July l1lh. This win Be fhe nfal
meesina of he Lodge ever heid ont q
the united States. Extensive pIopafas
ti0ns are being made bore tn gnlt-
ably geoelva and entertain me menl neEa
and ehe thsuaandso of he order uof b
lonaing = Ne lodee who Will - plaasul
next week. An eiaoofase program haa
bssn pfeparod, which inolndes DEl1e
Eabsr memenaGFailans
LoEpoE, fOnt.l, July 9.--A laher
Demonstration took piaes here today n
honor of The d4iaesies atle1dIng ne
qaadrsnnfAi convention 81 ths Hnt9f.
national Mouldsra Union q AmsFieas
Ihe Demonstration oTi4inated With ihe
Trades Unions and knighta o. LaboEs
Over No0 operatives walked ~ pruco9-
aion tkfouQa The Streets carry inc banners
and AmeFloan and British nees. Tbs
principal features ~ ihe pfosaaaion
aare wagons containing workers. e their
dideEeni trades and maealnefy II opot-
atiaa and tha pFesanos lu carriages %
yenna women, mamb4IB uf ne KNIGHTS
% Labor, vsarina badEs4 81 The order.
This egenina Meaggs. oilnie, 81 Ha1
FFanaiaco, fFoviiiiak, Of Botg0it, ana
Mcf addsn, 81 ChIo1go, delivered 81
dress before 81 immanas aadienoss