The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-26
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The Thermometer in View York reg
iss<red 81 degrees Sunday.
The steamer Gaelic. from Hong
Kong. which arrived 81 San Francisco
Sunday. brsnght - cabin passengers
ard fs6 steersge, HIS Of the latter
Chinese
Gross exchanges Of United States
clearing houses for the week ended
June y we're tss@ BIS. -a3, decrease
Of LA per cent. from the correspond
ing week 81 last year.
AZ the Toronto Afhlstse CIab satur-
day. A. Fcxexsrr rAn backwards iss,
yards against time, and made the dis
lance IN Ii seconds, lowering the
worlds record Els secnnds
n sIosterisaek. an old gunsmsth,
Was shot and killed, Sunday afternoon.
at Agricultural park, Los Angeles, by
the accidental discharge OF gum with
which he was shooting at mark
Fire broke out early Monday morn
ing In the brass works Of ]. Royianee.
IN san Francisco. The buildings were
Of wood, and the flames spread 20
Myers wooi-turniug establishment.
the Columbus Machine works and
Weed & kingwesi's brass works. which
were badly burned. Loss, Siso.opo
Terrible storms ragged beyond the
Mississippi Sunday night. At wilkes
barre, Pa, q furious gale Of wind
cleared the way for tremendous
rain storm, and tore down signs,
porches. trees and fences. A thunder
Lott struck the Puritan Congrexa-
tsonai church during services. Many
people were Frustrated. women tainted
and panic ensHei. which xas aIiayed
by the pastor, who called out "Fear
8 Fear not; yon are In Gods house
The sncramental wine was used as a
restorative At Boston, the sIoop Nil
lie was overturned. in the cabin of
which were John J. Canon, Mrs.
Catherine r. Trip. aged -, and her
little niece, Katie T. Trip. Canon
was taken from the water alive. Mrs.
Trips dead body was found near the
yacht. and the little girl was probably
drowned in the cabin Of the boat.
FOREIGN.
President Carrot and Premier De
Freyeinet favored the proposal 10 per
nit the return OF the Due d Aumale,
which was defeated.
tneasiness prevails among foreign
ers in Gorea ON account Of the threat
ening attitude OF the natives. All the
foreign consuiates are guarded by sol
diers. An American man-of-war has
been sent to give assistance.
The emperor and empress OF Ger
many made formal entry into Berlin
Sunday night. Inter den Linden av-
enue was crowded and the royal
couple were given a hearty welcome.
The Prince Of Wales and DIR. Howell
have left Berii, for London
A Chinese passenger boat having on
board about - passengers from Annoy
to Tungwa. China, was attacked by
pirates near her destination and six
men shot. The remainder, becoming
panic-ssrickeE, rushed to one side and
the junk eapSized. drowning four pas
sengers. The pirates fled and were
not captured.
Frcneh students at a Sunday meet
ing In Paris decided To challenge ten
students of the HasSo- Borussia Society
to measure swords with ten French
students on neutral ground in Switzer-
land, In consequence of an insult which
Freiburg college students offered 10
French tourists in Baden. The leader
of the Freiburg students was sentenced
10 three weeks imprisonment and his
aerompiices to less terms for the in
suit referred To, and all were heavily
fined y
In his address To the Bandesrath on
Friday, Bismarck said that the cipper-
or holds that his first duty is to main
tain the imperial constitution and
protect the territory OF empire and its
rights, s'sch protection applying alike
TO the treaty rights of the federal
states individually aud as a whole. ls
viii bc the cmperor's task to foster
mutual confidence and union with the
same care that was exercised by his
predecessors, adhering To the imperial
aud foreign policy which gained for
them the attachment ri the federal
states and the confidence OF foreign
powers in such measure that they saw
IN the strength OF Germany a guarari-
tee of peace.