Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-27
FkOm FOREIGN FIELDS.
Details of q Terrible HAS
saere of Christians.
SIR CAazsss Dnkss Mssisa-Inprl.sasa
sur csasuriss = Mlni.iry-ns
Toriss-Ths sp.nizh Proela-
uaaioa wm ss.nd.

neanlls of q Terrihle Massacre.
I,nMnnR, Ost. aR-Ths daiaila oR .
mnasnare az native Chriaiians AZ Uganda,
Aries. ~ 0raaR o. King MwamRa, have
luz1 been raceiEed The massacre hanan
IN Jane and waa dlreesly due % tha .
fneai 81 q Chriatiam lad, setting as the
kiae's page. 70 commit an aeomlnab.e
erina. Many Ohrisliana were tortare3,
muiilated and speareds and g weEs
haFned alive toRetheH. 1ha appe4la Of
the missionaries fof . cessation q he
atrocities Wora unAEailing. khe fate 81
lhsss unfoFlunale1 did not serve te
scare the candidates for baptism, and
within : ueak after the massacre many
natives we're hapli1ed e their own oe-
sra. Lsea1sls son,ainine extracts from
ne GeEiptarss prayers and songs IN The
Uganda iaaaasRe are freely BOUGHT b.
the peapls. although their possession In
waived the danger of puniahmenA The
diary az the Bishop az Hanningt0n,
Who vas pui 10 death hy the Kings will
so0n be published In London. Il ID 9
lhEiilinR and pathetic narrative o. his
sxperisnsss Ia Uganda ~ 70 ahe dsy Of
bic death.
ssr Charlsa DiIhsss Mouon.
LoHDoE, o.. 26.-In the oonclasion
Of Sir Chaxles Dilke's molten II lhe
Orawfofd oase be saRgasis that Mrs.
OFaWfoEd'a animu9 was revenge. b.
osHss Mrs. Ashton Dixie threw en- him
tbe dioif of bar intimacy With Forster.
Mrs.. Ashtsn Dixie vas inimisal % Lady
Dixie, VIA had ordered her out of hsr
house at Chelsea on acoount Of her Ian.
Ruane concerning heF sister. oirenuans
Efforts had been made 70 conceal the
meetings o. Mrs. Crawford and kors-
Ger in the Hun street. hruthel, bat Il was
certain that they oecuFRed almost daily.
The worst part nf Mrs. OraWfeEo's story
refers 10 the Incidents Ia her Hil street
career. Referring % Fanny" Dixie
says Il ia not difAcult 10 and her, bat be
osnn0t induce heF 20 give ovidence, as
she fears that she would Be obliged %
state pcblioly what happened 70 her N
enc short moaient Of her life. out she
has stated 10 q detective that she has
never sesn Mra. Crawford siRcs that
trial. Mra RogsFson stated thht Mrs.
CEawfoFd's confession 70 her regard
ing Dixie uaa accompanied by series
Of ssaasmsnts involving ether men,
some of which could not possibly be
tEuo. The obieoa ol Dilko's netes is an
donbtadly % prepare the way for hin
return 20 pablia life. A large section Of
Chelsea electors oontinus % believe IN
bis Innocence.
nmpFAsonea for Censuring a Ministry.
BKE1IN. Oof. 26.--At the trial Of Herr
w excl, editor Of Froenkisch Fottsblafi,
ct the tribunal Of WurEoaER, for ohaFR.
ing the Bavarian Ministry with I'D.
treating the late King and forcing him
70 commit suicide. q witness declared
that be had never remarked anything
abnormal about Laduia; that she latter
had bsen impelled 10 commit suicide
through the procedure Of q Commission
examining him, and that be heard Lad-
vic saying; II will not euier them to
declare me q mailman like my brother
Otto, ShoBe keepers beat him with their
asts. I would rather suffer death. Ny
bl0od be upon thcse couspirinQ TO be-
tEAy me.s The evidence cansed q senaa-
tlcn In the court Foam. The revela
tiona are disturbing the impressions Of
the public. WAckel was sentenced 10
two months imprisonment.
The Bslllgerent Times.
IsoEDoN, Oct. 26.-The Times hopes
thas Iddealeiqh, Foreign Secretary, will
tell Waddington, the Freneh Anbassa-
dor, plainly and firmly that EaRland
will iadee for herself when her task in
EQyps Il finished.
The Toriss IN Conference.
A conference Of Tories vas held ct
Bradford today. There we're 500 daie-
gates present. Tbs conferences adopted
ImpeFial federation a. an article OF the
Conservative faith. Lord ChnFchill,
on q motion proposing the ap
pruvAl Of Beaoonaaeldsa Eastern policy,
said she GoveFnment would follow that
policy as closely aa the changed c0ndi.
tion Of European Affairs would ALLOW. A
heated discussion took plaoe over the
ws ran suffrage question. after which
the srsvious question vas carried. A
resolution uas adopted expressing con-
hdenee that the 0OTeFnment Woald fol-
lev Beaoonaheld'B policy and would
vigilsntly guard British interests
against Russian aggression, and espe
eiaily woald prevent The seizure Of
COnstantinopla.
The Proelamasisa WIIl stana.
MADarD, Oct 26. -Tha URited States
GoveEnment has informed spain that
is will nos withdraw The proclamation
the 10 per cent duty on
Spanish imports from Oot. 25lh.
sola.
Pam, Oct. 98.-Ths Senate has paas-
cd The bill providing for The sale Of the
crown jewels.
A DesfFe 81 Pesce.
The Temps. IN Q paoi6o and friendly
Eaeland and Francs. urges the press on
bosA sides 70 refrain from exciting hes
tils feelings.
ear sew Minister o msxIoo.
Crrx on MKxnoo, Oct. B.-Thomas G.
Mannine, the neW United States Minis-
Ter, waa formally presented 10 President
Diaz this morning and an exchange sf
friendly sentiments occurred.
Bnd fsF KaFaveIsR.
s0HzA, Ooa. 46.-It 10 expeotrd shat
The sobrnnis viii impaaah karaveiof
and compel him 70 resign from the Re
esney.
EarG Randslph ChRrchiIl 81 Ireland.
LozDoH, Oot- 2s LIN bic speech lass
night Lord Randolph ChuFohill said
that the ofaoial aoeounts toaohing she
aooial condition and The pFoapoo1g Of
Ifssand are of an enoourARina oharae-
tar. Thsre b good harvest aud 4
marked rsooveFy Go pfioos, and from al
that wa ssarn through aooarate infer
nation, whish is eimeult 10 ebtain.
Fsnts are bsinR Rensrnlly paid thr0aah
Qua che ooantry. Landlords have
hslped greatly 10 ioaasn the difheElfies
of the crisis. ehcaGh they belong 20 q
BODY og nsem that never met VITA over
much justice h England. and therefore
they wera fnstinea m Standing co. for
their oompIsts rights and for the strict
ielsar Of ths lac. They have esnefniiy
naade large fedneuons IN fenls.
and The GoyeFnmsnt y immenaeiy
inaebssd 20 them for tho RenaFo1s spirit