The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-23

ecreiary Foster sails today for Europe.

Secretary Foster sails today for Europe.
The collapse of the CARA movement on the
Mexican frontier is complete.
Indians in various parts of Peru have rebelled,
killing missionaries and settlers.
The hearing on the Washburn anti-option bill
is still in progress before the Senate judiciary
committee.
President T. F. Cakes and family reached
Santa Barbara on Monday and will remain
until Wednesday.
Prospector Brandt has found an ancient silver
mine, with a fabulous amount of mineral in
sight, near Creole, Colo.
During the last three months s,9l3, Cog
pounds of silver lead ore were exported to the
United States from Sonora, Mexico
The German ship Clare has been lost in leti-
tude south, longitude III west. The captain
and crew were saved and brought to San Fran
cisco.
Tho mysterious explosion on the railroad
track under q train near Bakersfield was caused
by gasoline stove, which had fallen Off
previous train.
Flfty-uine Conservatives, thirteen Unionists,
eighteen Gladstonians and seven Irish members
of the commons have intimated that they will
not run again for parliament
The Library block at Decatur. ILL.,, occupied
by the public library and q number of concerns
and offices, was burned last night, entailing
loss OF $4,000; partially insured.
Washington's birthday observed gen.
orally at Salt Lake, and was made the occasion
of presentation of American flags to the city
schools 1000 pupils participating.
George William Curtis delivered an eloquent
address before the Brooklyn Institute Monday
night, on the occasion OF the anniversary OF the
birthday OF James Russell Lowell.
An unknown ship has gone ashore at Cape
spartel, on the northwest coast of Morocco, at
the entrance to the Straits of Gibraltar. 1t is
believed that every soul aboard was lost.
Railroad communication between Constenti-
nople AMI Western Europe is still suspended,
owing TO inundatkns, and no through trains
have arrived or departed from that city since
Thursday.
The Loyal Legion of Western Pennsylvania
held its annual banquet at Pittsburg Monday
night. Ex-president Hayes was the principal
speaker OF the evening, responding to the toast
washington"
construction train wreck on the Vicksburg
d Meridian road. near Forest, Miss, on Mon
day, resulted in the death of two colored sec
ton hands and fatal injury TO Conductor Ram
sey, Section Foreman Rodgers and two brake
men.
Fire at Cape Town, South Africa, Monday,
destroyed all the scenery used in Mrs. James
Brown POtier's plays aud all her compauy's
wardrobes. The Masonic temple and the gov
eminent office of native affairs were burned, be-
SIDE the thcater.
Near Whittier, Cal, Saturday, Joe Migueliti
was shot and killed by Domingo Quartarili.
The deceased ard Antonio BelH were beating
Teresa Beli, Antonios wife, anu Quartayili
attempted to stop the proceeding with double
barreled shotgun
The steamer Indiana left Philadelphia Mon
day for Liban, Russia, with Philadelphia relief
supplies for famine sufferers. The cargo CON
sists of 29010 sacks Of -four besides twenty nine
carloads Of -four in barrels and great assert
ment of provisions
The weather in the United Kingdom has
moderated. During the storm large number
OF vessels OF all descriptions were wrecked and
stranded, but their crews in almost every in
stance were rescued. A man dashed TO spar
has been washed upon the beach at Penzance.
He was almost completely exhausted and it was
impossible for him to utter word.