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

REALMS AND RULERS.
Very SerHous HostiIlties ln
Seufheass Africa.
ssnaatioa In tAs Rr~asA Govsrnmeut-
Rshsllioa n AfEAnsata-Euro.
Psua sltaatisa-PanpAlsts
Anoag the soldisrs.
neTaoas ussalIl11es - asnahnnss Aersea
LnzDos. Nov. 2s.-Adyiess from Dur
ban of AogsmbeR 8 slate that . general
and apparently sneaeasfnl revolt ID IN
/ progress amonQ the natives aQninrf the
Portuguese authoritias il soalheass AZ
FfgA. An American missionary, HaF.
Mr.. Wilcax, arrived u DaFban frun
Portuguese He1klement On the eaal enagt
above fFanaEaaL he EapaFts e follows:
The natives ae lnhambane, q Peftu-
guess pors town 800 miles above Dsla-
goa bsy, Foas ap against PertnRneae
taxation and murdered the eollestaR on
Ootobeg sd. A baftls was fouRhk b.
tween 500 f0rtagnasa and fFisndly na-
tiVe8 On cue sido and 300o0 hostile
natives % the ether, il which The Port
n@uesa were defaa1ed and routed. Ths
loss u killed on botA sides Il estimated
at 500 meE.
Mr.. Wiloox aays that the Governor Of
AoEAmbiqne hes gore into the oountry
% enoeavof 20 aappEeas tha revolt and
says the port of lnhamhano from fall
ina into the hands Of the Insurgents.
The town was barrioaaed when the
niasisDaFy last heard from it and TIE
women and children ha& been renewed
% ships lying In the roadstead. Ihaen
tsre e0uBiFy round about the town had
already been abandoned By ths PaFtu-
Roe1as and arrangements have bssn
made 70 remove ths population of In
hamoAne out 70 sea II the hostila naliveR
attack the town In force.
sensaslsn a. the Preach covernmsns.
PAMls. Nov. 3-Ths Chamber Of
Deputies today voted ID faVor Of q re-
duotion Of 6d0Q00 francs IN the sx-
penditnres Of the Central AdministRa-
ton aud Q redactioB Of 10000 francs
In the payments 10 the Finance Min
iagry. The Chamber referred the cues.
ton Of other reductions 10 the oonaid-
Grafton Of n. Sadl Oarnct, Minister Of
fiRanee. After several divisions if vas
agreed 10 discnsa the amsndmenta
reaching the other credits demanded By
she Government. The attitude Of tue
Chamber Of DoDaties toward the Gov
sFnmeBt has created sens atioR. Re.
ports are current that several membars /
c4 the Cabinet are about 70 resign and |
that four Of The under secretaries have
already rendered their resignafioRs.
The Rebellion In Af8hnnlsaam.
BonDkX, Nov. IA party Of mer-
chants who have arrived here from |
9huzeni repsFt that ths 0hiIEais have
beaten the Ameer Of AfRhanfstan's |
troopa. They also report that che 10.
bellion is stili rapidly spreading under |
the lnhusneo Of tbe religions fanatics |
Who lead the insurpenta. Many Of the |
Amear's troops are joining the rebels
owing 10 the honorable reception given |
70 the members Of the British AFGHAN |
Boundary Csmniaaion By the AmeeF,
which gave rice q 9 suspicion that be |
intended 10 yieid 70 British 0couPancy.
The European sifuaaien.
LoNDoN Nov. 23.-One Of the worst /
elements Of the European situation 10 /
the terribly uncertain temper ct the /
Gear, who. In bis present state Of igrita- /
ton and excitement, is liable at any /
time 20 throw OF ell restraints Of pru- |
ienoe and plunge the Whsle Of Europe /
into var. IhaRe Il q general imp ession |
that the supposed combination between /
England, Austria and Italy isan accom-
plished fast. With Germany Ia the back |
ground % divert the attention Of /
France. The combination b said 10 /
have resolved not 20 advance an inch, |
bat 10 leave kasaia 70 decide whether /
she prefers var o. peaca. II is thOuRht |
that bismarck ia nov ready aud anxious
70 pFccipitate the crisis.
sseiaiissic Pamphiets amonE solders.
REnLm, Nov. 23.-In spite Of the |
closest watch kope on the barracks at /
Berlin. Spandau and POttsdam, thou
sands Of copies Of sooialistio pamphlets /
have been found among the troops. The |
matter seized consists mostly Of a newly |
issued appeal 70 the soldiers 70 Join the |
woFkinRmen IN Fastening z sosial Fevo- |
tuition. The so1roe sf the pamphlets |
has been traced 70 men fFequsntinR the |
soldiers beer houses. A number Of men |
have been arrested.
EnteFnaaksaal Lsaa BEING Negpalaeea. !
Herr scuarxshack has returned frOm
50. Petersburg. havinQ suspended neRo- |
tions fer the proposed Russian loan Of
l20. .oo0, ,00 marks. Il is reported that
since his inteFview with Prince Biz |
maFek, Herr BleiokFoder has dsnandea |
heavier teams for She proposed loan |
which Russia has deoiiaed 10 eonesde. |
chlnese RalsFoad.
TrxNraIN, Nov. 23.-IA Hang Chona |
presided at the foFmal opening of 40 |
experimental limo Of the DeCangille
Railway. The occasion uas attended /
with q great eeremsny. The line vas
operated successfully.
HsaiT's Grcen Book.
RomR. Nov. 23.-Tn the Green Book |
iuss issued by the GoVeFnmanf Il h
shown thai Count De Robitant, Minis. |
Ter Of Foreign Affairs, has ssnt siro1-
lar letter TO each Of the powers, assur-
inc them that Italy h desiF0us Of Faro
pean concert b maintain poace on the
basis Of the Berlin treaty, and the inde- /
pendenee Of the Balkhn States. The
Green Book states THAI IN q Feoaut con
sonfion with the British Ambassador 20
Italy Count De Rsbilnnf argasd that &
vas immoral foE q great powaT 20 mo
rally snppori = small pswer unless pre-
pared 10 furnish the material support
uhon the snall poser needed a.
Scare fro@ an annseena Caase.
LoNDoN, Nov. "A great scare wss
caused throughout the West End shis
aftsFnoon By The fring Of eannon IN 81.
James Park 70 celsbrses TIE birsh a.
the Qasan'a maw RFandchila. A dense
fog VS. prsvailing at the time, and fer
q whils the dsionAfiona we're believed 10
Be thOso Of cone dyna@ias attack.
Dissassln9 es@Dslssry military Ser.
vice.
REUssEIa. Nov. 3-Ths senate ana
Ohamber of Representatives today
agresd 70 oaBsidsF the bill makine 4
compulsory fof the citizen 20 entsr he
military services 81 TIE 49, of % yearA
BlsmAFuks Inssrvtew
BHnLES. NsF. 3.-ooant Herbert Bis-
maFok had lang interview t0dny vita
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