Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-31

the Rovsrnmsna 81 b shs sentns a. each
cesss . b ecumunieated - this D.
paEtnent. ! reaeg % yaa ny estsszn
(siRned) MAnrs MAnrsoar-
1his torn AZ eircsIar - 49, a.
drsSsed % the Gss1rnors of an the Mex
laAn S,aiss.
lnsernaGlonal cr1ln aaa SGD Markea.
NmsxA. AuR. eo--The fsaFiaenth n
lerna&iunai RrAin and aeed market has
oeaa cpeDed hero. Ihe harvest rsporas
Tor Austria aud HunEars shou = yisid
of vheat from 6.so0ooo % 6. c1ooo
hecto.1sers belo4 sha aVaraEe Yield af
RrindinG barley. 6.0o0o1o hecauliaeFs
below average; yieid of rise, $50. 30
heot1atera below AVERAGE. There i 3
medi1m yield of mating barley sDd
0ata. The other grain aVsflahle for IL
port h maltin9 barley ta the amoan8 %
Z 6a0600 o. 30c90Q0 heesolitara ana
cats 70 the amount of asaxseig a1.0oo
mesricAi eannsrs-
Fatal eoiIasaaa.
VxxNA. AnR. SQ.-In railway CALI
sioa "a MadlinR. eight miles from hsre.
seten persons gera killed and tgenty-
tgo Wonndsd.
A conseFyattse Repahllc.
PAHzs, AaQ. So.-Jnlss simon pah-
lisAes letter II watch be predicis that
kranee win sFentnAlly become 9 Con-
eerRatlve repuhlie. which. be declares.
WiH Be the only stable Rovernment for
Eranehmen. Il is stated thai Il q tie
puEpasa % De ~ yoina8 b remove from
the eahinet the ehrse Radical members,
inclading General boulanQsF, Minister
OF WaE, and Granst, Minister Of Posas
and TeleRraphR
Ehe HateEnmalanal 8eul1lmE Mnaeh.
LoNDoN, AuR. So.-Tks hFst trial he.st
In the international sculiine naafch uas
roWed today, Teamef, nf the United
States. and Perkins, u4 EnRlaud, being
cha cantesfnna1. Teamax won.
Tha heat between Malterson. the Aus-
iEalian. and Wallace Res vas easiiy
Won By the former, VIE anishsd six
lengths IN front Of the Canadian. Eiaven
10 len vas bss thaa R0ss wouid win.
Beach beat Les IL the third trial haat
b. three lengths.
The Plearo- Paeanenia.
QuEnEr, Ana. So.--lt b feared that TIE
other animals at Lewis qaaFantina will
have 10 Be sacrificed 20 prevents eaala-
gton. Owners % animals are admitted
there 0nly on oondition of Afterwards
burning their clothes and taking q bash.
fhe earth road traveraed by TIE animala
viii be buried over 70 the depth of 4
foot u h prohahle that the authori-
ties viii have % ouy ell the cattle owned
around the quarantine.
Grand CelebFnaion aG sydney.
SxDxxx, IN. 8. W., Aug. s0-Ths
government has introduced ID Paris.
msnt . ball providing for the colebEA-
ton Of the csntenniary Of New south
Wales in January, 1858. It 10 proposed
thai tha program Of attractions for The
occasion shall include e carnival, re-
galta, universal exhibition. music feati-
val. review of she Colenial forces.
athletic sports, ets. be celebration
will be conducted on the grandeaf scale.
The Prince o. Wales aud other mem.
bers Of she regal family and members
Of the govsrnments aud PaFliaments Of
Canada and other British Colonies will
be invited.
news fssm Behring's Sea.
VEczonrA (B. o., Ane. So.-The steam
schooner Dolphin arrived from Behrina
Sea last might. She rep0rts the ALFRED
Adams In the straits beating up. and
The American schooner Annie oatsids.
Captain Warren saw the OorWin towing
the three Sehooners which she had
seized into port, and not earring 10 fol
low IA she wake Of the cutter he pat a
iittle distance betweer Il and ths Dol
phin. He knows nothing about the
seizures further than that be can cor
roborate the statements of lhc other
captains as to she distance from land,
which was seventy or eighty miles.
During the Whola Of his cruise Captain
Warren never siQpted tbe 81. Paul or
the Sc. George, the Islands leased % the
Alaska Commeraiai Company. and
which the AmeTie NGoVeFnment ap-
pAFeniiy have taken under their pFotee.
tion. He vas on the high seas. and the
right Of search, far less than the right
Of seizure, does not there exist. Ihe
difficulty, be thoueht. would be quickly
settled. The Dolphin, which left Vie
tOria on the lsth % May, has had q re-
markably successful trip. bringing back
probably over ZOO skins. All the
echoonerB have done well. The season
has been very favorable, tie weather
being clear and calm, with much less
fog than usually prevails IN those
northern ATTITUDES. The schooner Al
fred Adams, from BshFing Sea, brings
1000 seals. She reports . Submarine
volcanic eFuptie7 10 BehrinR Sea on
the tn Of August. The dssk vas ooY-
cred with ashes for several hours.
Vessels Bpsken IN EeFtheFn waters.
On July 9Th the schooner Adams spoke
The seho0neFs Silva. Handy and TeFesa.
on the 4th the schooner Adsie, on the
Sd she schooner Black Diamond, and
on the 2aih the steam whalar OFgA vas
spoken and reported her catch 70 he
i've whales Ia I've days. She vas blub-
Der logged after taking In the last ons.
All were well on board. Ga August 81
the whaling bark Ida T. Hartman vas
spoken. An were we'll on board With
thrce catches, one sperm and two right
whales.
Ru@sred Designs % the PaFnelllses.
LoKDoN, Aug. 30.-It is FamoFsd that
the PaFnallites intend 10 oppose the
Govsrnmsut n its desire 70 hasiea the
closing Of The preseaf session. There
Il Likelihood Of night sistineB on the
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