Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-29
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/ FOR EI0N.
Aall DaS aeelen.
BERLIN, Nov. &.-Tvo lstter baos
containing ohcial correspondence fror
Bismarck, have been stolen while Of
the way to Berlin.
| Finished Ia lses.
Pans, Nov. 4.-Leassps, in receivip
delegates from the English trades uni
ons now IN France, declared that he va
confident the Panama canal will be fin
ished by 1886.
Gambetta has a violent fever from
rsvoIvsr wound inflicted by accident.
A Marked Man.
DUBLIN, Nov. 8.-Dennis Field. vhc
vas stabbed in Frederick street yestsr
day. when acting as a juror in the Hyne
case handed note from the box 4
Goddard. of the emergency commission
notorlety, containing comments O
freen.an's Journal. It was this Incl
dent that made Field q marked man
although he explained it was an act o,
an innocent nature.
| vloleat CjteraneeS.
London, Nov. 2S.-The stated viclen,
utterance OF Davitt in his speech al
Nauan on Sunday has been brought un
der the notice Of the Government.
! Delng In Common.
LONDON, Nor. 28.-In the House n,
| Commons this afternoon tho Under
Foreign Secretary said that tho Govern.
ment was not desirous for free naviea-
ton OF all rivers. The African Govern.
ment was seriously considering the
Congo river question.
The Congo River to he Surveyed.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-The French Cabinet
today accoded to the proposition to send
Pacific expedition to survey the ceded
territory on the Congo river. and report
upon it sources.
FunefAl or Murdered Deteetlve.
DUBLIN, Noy. 25.-The funeral of De.
| tective Cox, who was murdered last Sat
urday night, was held today, and excited
great interest. Traffic was suspended
during the passage of the corteoe,
which included several hundred Consta-
bles, and twenty carriages containing
citizens. Two persons arrested on sus
piciOn Of the murder of Cox, are still in
custOday. Both men have been impris-
| oned under the Coercion act for connec-
tion with the murder of Kenney, in Se-
vile, and the Police attach great import
ancs to their capture.
Another Cause.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-Fields, stabbed on
Monday, refused to let rooms to the
ladies Of the Land League, which he
later let to Goddard, hostile.
The Floods.
BERLIN. Nov. 28.-In the Diet Won
Putkamer read a telegram from the EN-
prTps at COblent, stating that the water
is forcing its way from all sides into the
Castle garden, and that half of the foot
bridge has been torn away. It is i'm
possible, the Empress said, to foresee
what the end would BEL
Crank CoDmitted.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-Sanders, arrested
for sending letter to Gladstone threat
ening to kill him, has been committed
for trial.
Trevellyn, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, stated in the Commons, while the
speech of Davitt was under considera-
tion, that important communications
were being exchanged with Dublin with
regard to the preservation Of peace.
Gibson, conservative, moved An adjourn
ment of the House, the order to caM at
tention to the question Of land court
values. All conservative members rose
in support Of the motion.
Lord Granville.
A deputation, including Foster and
other members of Parliament, waited
upon Granville today, and read memo
rial C0ntending that the French claims
in Madagascar were unfOunded, and
expressing the belief that there were
five times as many English there as
French, and that the English trade was
f01r times as much as the French.
Granville replied that he was not aware
of any treaty which gave the French a
right to exercise a protectorate over
woe, Trade.
LONDON, Nov. 28.-At the wool sales
today $500 bales we're disposed of, COM
prisinR Sydney, Port Phillips, and Cape.
The market was fairly animated, and
prices unchanged.
Recedlng Waters.
FRANKFoRr, Nov. 28.-The Main il
subsiding slowly. Railway oommuni-
cation with Mannheim and Worms is
stig suspended.
Climbing Waters.
LArIR-The Main is again slowly
rising.
Too Much water.
COLOGNE, Gy., Nov. &.-The Rhine 10
rising rapidly, and rain continues. The
Rhine at Mayence has reached the
highest point Of tho lcentury. Railway
traffic is entirely Suspended.
A3reement Reached.
VIENNA, Nov. 8.-The powers haye
agreed to appoint commissioners TO
arrange the M0ntenegrin difficulty.
stan Migher.
BoNN, Nov. 28.-The lower stories of
the houses are submerged.
Collision sf ships.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-Tbe American ship
Great Admiral, Captain Thompson. at
Dublin from San Francisco. has been in
collision with the American ship Annie
II. Smith, Capt. Bartlett, also at Dublin
for San Francisco. The hulls Of both
vessels were damaged.
Legal Question.
CAIRo, Nov. 8.-The Government has
informed the Commissioner of inquiry,
its DEGREES when inconsistent with Ar
rangements made between Arab
PAsha's counsel and the public prosecu-
Tor is absolutely invalid. Brady, in
consequence, lodged . protest against
past violations Of rules ageeed upon.
lsmAil Ayoub, President Of the Com
missioner, denies there has been any
violation or rules of procedure, and
invites Brady, in futrue to keep within
the evidence adduced.
LosDoS, Nov. 8.-Barkes, (Conserya.
tori 10 elected 10 Parliament for Cam
bridge University. He received 3,l9l
| votes; Stuart, liberal. l,dOl; Samuel
Smith, Moderate Liberal, and Forvood
COnservatoF, Were agreed upon a. oandi.
dates Tor seate sn the house for Liver
pool.
RUpeian War Expenses.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-In the Houso OF
Commons, Gladstone stated that the
cost Of tho war in Egypt till Oct. 1st "a
fa, so, 600, including the expenses Oi
the Indian contingent and tIansporta.
tion OF troops. since the LIT Of Octobel
tine charge will be boIuo wholly or II