Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-26
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BERLu, Nov. 25.-The second iron.
clad corvette ordered by China in Ger
many has been launched.
Broken Dan.
MANNHEIM, Nov. 25.-Travel on the
Odenwald Railway is interrupted BE-
tween Erbach and Ebafbach, owing "a
the bursting Of dam by rains. The
Rhine has risen rapidly and railway ser.
vice on its banks is suspended.
Big Fire.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-The London North
western car factory, at Wolverhampton,
was burned. Loss, 100000. Three
hundred persons are out Of employment
RaD Ashore.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The Peninsulal
and Oriental steamer Maliya was
beached in Suez roads, after a collision
with the Clan Line steamer.
Abeve Par.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-United States 4
per cent. bonds, 123H.
Heavy Leas.
LONDON. New. 25.-The Albert Mills
At Devsbury were burned today. Loss
10000
Rsyai saeeessisn.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 25.-In the Chamber
OF Deputies, Cogal Niceans raised q
question as to the succession to the
throne. The President Of the Council
replied that the question had been set
tied, as Prince Leopold, of Hohenzol-
lern, had renounced his right to the
crown of ROumania in favor of his son.
The father, he said, would soon take up
his abode in R0umania.
Conflict Of Authority.
PARIS, Nov. 25.-The Union has pub
lished a Pontifical circular, issued in
connection with the action Of Sianor
Martenia against the papal Mayor Do
NIT, before the act of appeal which con-
firmed the decision of the Court Of the
first instance, that the jurisdiction of
the Italian tribunals was expended with
the wills of the Vatican. The circular
declares that the sentence of the Ro-
man tribune is in violation Of tho extra
territorial character of the Vatican, and
an insult to the Pope.
A Sale.
GLASGOW, Nov. 25.-The recent sale
of the Hamilton Palace collection has
enabled the Duke Of Hamilton to re-
sumo control of the estate.
Tho hays Vote.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-At the close of TO-
days polling for member Of the Com
mons for Cambridge, the vote stood:
Parks, Conservative, 1895; Prof. Stuart,
Liberal, Ills.
A Wreck and Q Riot.
LIMA, Peru, Nov. 25.-The French
steamer Antartique is wrecked near
Punta. The crew were saved.
Bishop Anacucho. in attempting to
qaell a riot here today, was shot by the
rioters.
Train Disaster.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Noy. 25.-The en-
gine of a working train ran into the
Pullman car of a train bound from
Quebec to st. Johns, this morning. The
engine went quarter of the way
through the Pullman. No passengers
were hurt. The driver, fireman and
brakeman on the engine were badly
scalded. One died, and the other two
are not expected to live.
Very Kind.
MADRID, Nov. 25.-The Sultan of
Morocco has authorized Spain to take
possession of the port of Santa Cruz del
Ma Pequenake, on the coast Of Mo-
10000.
Half . Loaf Better than Nsne.
CONSTANTrNOPLE. Nov. 25.-In conae-
Quence of the representations of the
powers, Montenegro is disposed to ac-
cept a compromise with tho Porte,
namely, the oession by Turkey of half
the KOlatchen district. instead of the
whole, as demanded by the Hontene-
Rrins.
Sail Birds Removed.
DUBLIN, Nov. 25.-Fivs prisoners who
pleaded guilty at the Joyce murder
trial were sent from here to Galway TO-
day. All were manacled and accompa-
MED by strong guard.
An EnGlish speech.
LONDON, Now 25.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, replying to deputation who
invited him to contestst the seat for Man
chester at the next election for the
Commons, said he had no good rea-
son in concealing objection. The
function of the opposition was to op-
pose the Government. During tho late
sessions this had been systematically
neglected or defectively carried more
than once, at legitimate opportunities
which ought to have overthrown the
ministry. The vitality of the party ID
not to be estimated BY great speeches
in the country. but by action in Parlia-
ment.
Mere Dynamite.
PAAm, Nov. 25.-Two workmen were
arrested ct Lyons yesterday for oonnec.
tion with the anarchist movement. A
further discovery Of dynamite at Lyons
is reported.
LoNDon, Nov. 25.-W. Fabra & Sons
merchants, failed; liability, $4,000.
The Life Of IN Emperor.
ST.. PErKRsBuRG. Nov. 2.-The recent
visit here Of the Emperor and Empress
was attended with extraordinary pre-
caution. Police were posted every aiz
yards, and troops were maseed at the
corner of each street, and soldiers drawn
up outside their barraoks.
Diphthe1ia TeFre4.
Very great concern is felt here in con-
sequence of the alarming increase Of
mortality from epidemic diseases. espe-
cially diphtheria.
Reduced YlelA.
RIO DE- JANxIRo, Nov. 25.-In conse-
Quence Of severe weeks heavy rain, il
10 estimated that the yield of the next
coffee crop will be maoh les than the
previous years.
Acquitted.
CoNsrAxrmoPIx, Nov. 25.-Dervish
Pasha is exonerated from the charge Of
ENCOURAGING Arab Pasha.
TIE FAm.zD DEATH VALLxY.-The TO-
mantle tradition respecting the re-
novned Death Valley Of Java, where
the subtle poison Of the Deadly Upas
Tree caused the speedy death Of al
living creatures coming within its fatal
influence, has been rudely dispelled By
Dr.. Otto Kuntse, Who has discovered
that this death valley"-PAkamafau