Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-25
NEIGRBORING NATIONS.
Menument to TIgeIhoa I'm
yelled at vEeana.
Astonlshsd Over = Tragedy b aTain-
British Mlnisssr as sAe Psrss-TAs
Eaa q tAs Conferences q s.l..-
tisis as Bsriia

EnvslllnG af the TlReIheG Cslumn,
VExNa. espt. 2A-Ths eoanmn ezssaod
% TIE memoEy q Admiral Beron Fon
Iieslhaa. Was aavsiled tsday bY the
EmpaF6r, Francis Joseph. In tie prss-
ene9 o. an enarnaoaa assamblARa The
lmi eEial fAmily waes eli pFelsnk ~.
oampanied hy most at the nnbilisv. and
al toe C4binet Hinis1ers. The Fieana
munioipal oihoera, tie ooart nobIea, rosi.
dont Diplomats, and delegates iron
dinerenl branches Of the Ausfrian army
and navy. and . uumhor Of Ol1esEs Wa
served under AdmiFAl Won IiRalhoA
W.Fs pFsaenf, also several dtpu1afions
from foruiRn coanfrlea. In his cars.
monial address the Empsrnr declared
that the o0lHmn wAa oodientad ag 4
memorisl ef greatness % Aamifoi fiRel.
hod and tho saw. and be sid tAat ha
hoped the rememhrance of Admiral
rlRelho4 woald always inspira them b
dsedg ef bravery.
nara Desaroge6 ~ kRGhinlnM.
Ldehnine today struck and ssl Gre d
The Italian bark Medola uhilo che va
being ioadad with nanHlne ~ Fargo.
Eight men peFiHhsd In the flames.
MnFdered sa = eaIlway Trala.
I,oNDoA, Sapt. 2&.--A sensatiun has
been psotassd b lns Annoancsmsnt Of
the discovery Of q mysterioaa tragedy
10 g rnilgay compartment. The dis
oovsry vas made lass evening". but vas
not made pahiia until today.
Whan Ne 6 o'clock train from she
city on the underground TailFaad arrived
e the Qnsensford station last evening.
q newsbog noticed blood dFippine from
a c0mpArtmant Of q frst claas carriage.
Ho raised an aIarm and q gentleman
vas fonnd lyiag on the ns0F. He vas
and blood vas flowing
frasly from bic head. ID vas fcand that
on his forohsad was q deep Uoond. fouF
inches IN length Thia had evidently
been made with sharp and heavy in
strumant. The scalp vas aot only oat
clear thFouRh, bot the ekull vas crashed
in and the brains vera pFotrndin0. Oa
bis person vas found q gold watch and
chain and coma FingA none beina dis
luFbed, bat very litaia money. Toe
man Waa az once eenveyed 20 the hos
4ltMla ne - a4llt A0ouu4ctoA4 SUI 1l1
oondiiion is preoarions.
Il haa been learned thas bis nams is
Morriil A. Fisher, and thai be Il the
bead Of the house Of n. A. FISHER 4
o.. furaign agent. Of No. 50 caller
Lane, Z. q. The police are unable 20
obtain olus 10 ths cause Of the mur-
dsroas attack or 70 the identity Of the
assaiiants.
British Minister as ConatanfiReple.
CoNsrANrtNoPLR, Sept q. Il has
been finally settled that Sir Wm. White,
noU British Minister 81 Bucharest, viii
succeed Sir Edward Thornton as BFiiish
here. Str Wan. White is
considered 3 strong diplomat, veil
sersed In Eastern Affairs and abls to
sounteracs Russian tntrigues with The
Porte.
The Conference Of Scientists.
BKRLrx, Sept. ef.--The Scientists'
had iis anal sitting today.
Prof. VirhoW thanked the G0veFnment,
the local authorities, the tive universe
lies and the two academies for having
assisted In making the Congress e sno-
oesa, and Prof. Ffesanino. who Vas
tAo1o1 = tN14 otoAcNAAI u VI tAaI NNAa AA1Gt-
Ing, which Will be held 20 Wiesbadeu,
Prof. ViFhoW on behalf Of the
for the manner IN which be
bad oOnduoted the labors Of the Con
Vantion. Prof. Hoffman IN concluding
The session proposed three oneexe for
Emperor William. which we're onthusi-
Astioally given
A AasFm@Ele tmpemafnR.
A feFoe stFugQlo is about % be0ia Be.
tween the Liberals and Conservatives to
al the Vacancy Ia the Rsiohstag eausad
sy the death % Herr LoeWo. fhe Ne
ffonal Zsiinng, which has hitherto been
Moderate Liberal, has iJined she Con
sarvative ranks, but 4 ~ generally be-
lieved that the ProRres1ionisSs viii ear
y the election.
TtFinG ef she stars ana stripes.
OTTAWA (Ont.). Sept. - The own
ere Of q nBmber Of Canaeian fishing
boats belonging "a Chariotts eounty, N.
B., but lately entered By theiF owners %
Oalaia, and payina daly 70 the United
States Cusfoms 20, the pnrposa Of en.
ablinq them Q engage IN she fisheries
and carry hsh into the Uatted States
fros OF dnty AZ shs pF ducts Of American
fisheries, have become disappointed az
the oatoome Of their ventars and are
thu 0oveFnment 70 havs
their boats again recognised AZ Cana
dian bottoms.
A Rreneh Ulsfmalum.
L0NpoS. Sept. 2f.--A FFsnch resident
e ramatavs hae presented 70 the Mala.
Qaaay Government an ultinatum de-
mamdln0 the withdrawal Of the appgn-
dix o. the treaty Of Decsmbeg i1th the
aullifioation Of the bank charter; aud
concession OF unlimited territory for
Fsonoh Installations &c ID ego 8ieFEa bay.
appendix and Il IL reported the French
residents ere about % aspast Tor France.
TIE Russian Ultimaiun.
6oFfA. sept. 2t.--It Il stated thAt the
Russian uitimatum, Of which General
KanibsFs Il the bearer, damands tbs I'M
mediate raising of No state Of siege 10
Bulgaria, the libosatioD of all political
prisoners and The tadehnite postpone
mant Of eleoliona for she msmbers Of
the Nafionai Assembly. However, there
are no signs of hinching 90 the part %
the regency. On ne oontrafy, TEE anti
Russian feeling inoEsasss daily.
me aprsuis Case b ostawn.
OrrAwA (0at.) }. 3 -ps "A. -Counsal for
prisoner Sproase. wno has been een-
tsncsd % b hanged 0n Ossober lea, ts
here and b makinR anothsf e1ost 70
save him frOm the gall0ws, on ths
strength of Tue report that be has b.
ooms insane.
Disaster n she Bay sf -. Ssha.
81. JoHNs IN. p. seps. IA disas
Ter oosufrod to the bay of 81 John
thia morning, che British soheoner
Somarss1 c0lilaing ith ihs schooner
Mary Ann and cutting Der IL tuo. IheFe
waFa fhisty-eegen p4saenQers On beard,
four of whom vefB Cr0WBad.
Dsstrsyea ~ FIre.
Tnnoxro, Sept. 9t--A baildinE 0ssu-
lied 81 Dasidson A Hay. wholesals Ero-
esrs and iiqaor dealers. vas busned
this usuFnina. The stock. valued al
ele0.O00. u . total Ices. u Waa insared
ias $1,000.
Wu1ea wh1se RetuFu1nG mame.
BnnLuR, ssps. 2a--A train ia8en uith
German soldiers rstarninR houss from
saraahonFR and Aiaaee afteg having
aompfased thelf ghree yeare' service,
.rfIife3 iEffh annthef mar fna BaIltn