Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-28
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ridge. which had been placed at the en-
trance to the Monte Carlo gambling
saloon, exploded last evening, causing
q great panic, and voundine one OH.
cial. An Italian was arrested in con-
nsction with the affair.
4 Dead Daroa.
C1ossKx, Prussia, Nov. N.-Barou
Ohio Theodore Won Nautsuffsl, Prus-
sian statesmen, il dead.
Back Again.
BERLIS, Nov. N.-Gen. Won Schvsin-
itz,1 German Ambassador to st. Peters
burg, has returned from his visit to Bis.
marok at Varsin.
Trades Cnlsn Meeting.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Two thousand mem
bers Of French trade unions assembled
yesterday and extended greeting tc
twelve delegates from English unions
who came to represent tho views of the
latter bodies. in favor of the completion
Of the channel tunnel.
CFe0atien.
PARIS, Nov. ga bill has been dis
tribnted in the Chamber of Deputies
containing among the signatures those
Of Gambetta and Paul Bort, giving all
persons . right to leave testamentary in
structions as to whether their bodies be
buried or cremated.
Re0oveA...Appeinse
CoNsTANTMoPLE, Noy. q. - Ossim
Pasha has been appointed Minister of
Foreign Affairs, in place Of Said Pasha.
Will Net Recognize Is.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Noy. 27.-Turkey re-
fuses to recognize the oession of Msssa-
mot, or any territory on the Red Sea, to
any power.
Dervish Pasha has been released.
Lest nis Queue and suieided.
CAIRo, Ills, Nov. PA Chinaman
came ashore from q river steamer yes
terday, and in wandering about town
had his pig tail cut off. Tho loss of il
made him 80 desperate that he beat his
head shockingly, and. being stopped by
some men, jumped into the river and
drowned himself.
vienna, Nov. 27.-Tuad Pasha and
Keimal Pasha have been arrested at
COnstantinople. The former was lately
intrusted with special mission to Vi
emma.
A Dead Bennett.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-Bonnst Denoeaise,
the well-knOwn tragical deputy from
Lyons, is dead.
Fine Library Burned.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-Clevsdon Hall, the
residence Of Sir Arthur Elton, near
Bristol, was burned today. The library,
tho most valuable in England, was
partly burned.
Murderer Arrested.
DUBLIN, Nov. 6.-Five more men
were arrested on suspicion this after
noon, charged with completely in the
murder of the Joyce family. The de-
tectives report that work is progressing
In tho Police Court today,
the men Devine, Woodward and Au-
sym, were arraigned and charged with
murder. Cox Eastwood identified them,
but is not sure about the two prisoners
At meeting Of the Corporation to-
day, q resolution Was passed on motion
of E. Dyer Gray, recording tho horror Of
the Corporation outfages. Precaution
has been taken to insure the safety Of
the soldier who assisted in the capture
Of one Of the murderer's friends.
MaAa9ascar Refuses.
PARIs, Nov. 27.-The Madagascar
has refused the ultimatum
his Government to recognize
the French protectorate. The Embas-
sador has started for London.
LONDON, Nov. N.-In the Commons
Trevellyn, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
asked the House to remember that there
is q difference between the general state
of Ireland and crimes and violence in
Dublin.
Market Repert.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its review of the British
grain trade the past week, says the pro-
0rees with late wheat sowing is very
slow. Under the most favorable circum-
to be expected. Dry samples are still
scarce, trade Is dull, and sales are un-
changed. The foreign markets continue
to disappoint sellers except New Zsa-
land, which is Cd better and in advance
of any other description of foreign
breadstu6s, which sells slowly. Car
goes are Quiet-8 arrivals and sales; for
ward trade inactive; prices steady.
Flour in restricted demand, and sales
moro or less labored; foreign unim-
proved; arrivals from America heavy.
Barley improved; samples scarce; val
ues improved; foreign quotations un-
changed; foreign lower. Maize i'm
proved at London, with q good supply
at Liverpool.
A Canadian Panic.
ToaoNro, Nov. 27.-Almost panic 90.
CURED IN Saturday from the decline in
bank stocks ON account Of the recently
discovered irregularities. Shares Of the
Canada Northwest Land Company, or,
as il is called here, "The Duke Of Man
chester Company" declined fifty two
shlllings. Losses by this decline fall
heavily ON the innocent holders, and
many may lose their all. Tho causes
to which this decline ia attributed are
numerous. The immediate one was un-
doubtedly the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company's circular issued in Eng
land Offering three million acres of So
perior land at . low price and on easy
terms. The Canadian Northwest Land
Company was formed only last summer
With 3 capital Of $4,000, 900 for the pur-
pose Of buying 10000 acres from the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
Among the directors are the Duke Of
Manchester, Lord Elphinstone, Sir Geo.
Warrender and Sir Rowland Blenner-
haasett. The Duke was elected chair
man of the board, but only acted in that
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