Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-04
FO r e IG N.


FOR r EIGN.
eeneeAiAG New - Evidence.
| CAuo. Nov. Sat the trial of Arab
Pasha the books Of the railway viii be
produced in evidence for the purpose of
proving Ranof Pasha, President of the
court martial, and Ismael Ayoub. Presi-
dent OF the preliminary court, with other
persons, went TO Kafe Ell Dwar to inau-
Rurate the works of defense. with re.
joicing and qualification at the prospect
OF success. Arabi has always protested
that his judges were accomplices.
An International Matter.
| LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Daily Ne,cs this
morning says France maintains An atti-
tude OF resistance to Eneland's proposal
Tor single commission to be nominated
BY the khedive, and who shall undertake
the control of the Egyptian debt.
France never varied from the position
that the joint control still exists, and
can only be broken by mutual consent
OF the two powers which established it.
Peace DistuPbers.
| PARIS, Nov. 3.-Revolutionary mani
festos were placarded here and at Mar
seil!es tonight. One man was arrested
| in the act.
BERLIN, Nov. 3-In the Federal Coun-
oil bill was submitted proposing to
place officers of the army on the same
footing in regard to pension as civil en-
plOyees now hold.
Tho Postofice officials estimate the
surplus funds from the Postal Tele-
graph service, for the fiscal year of 1882,
to be an increase off, ,503, 600 marks over
the previous year.
Ineendiafism.
PARIS, Nov. San incendiary placard
signed by tte executive committee of
the international revolution party of the
trench section was found posted in the
Louvre and Luxemberg. A great meet
ing of workmen has been summoned
for Sunday next, at the Sale Rivoli.
Terrible Discovery.
The police sealed the chests contain
ing documents at Prince LOskawa's
residence, where the ex-Empress Eu-
genie visited the Prince when he was dy.
ing. 1t is believed that the contents of
these documents is very compromising
to certain distinguished personages.
An English Colony,
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 3.-The Golos
considers that Egypt may become an
English colony; that the transformation
of the Mediterranean is bad for the
powers who failed to make the Egyptian
question an international one. They
can now only diminish the weight OF
the blow against their Eastern interna-
tiOnal interests.
Who Were Elected.
ROME, Nov. 3.-The election returns
show the election of 32 Ministerialists,
40 members of the Right, 58 Fusionists,
81 Dissenters, and 40 Radicals.
Troublesome Times.
VIENNA, Nov. "a riotous demonstra
ton of the Shoemakers Union occurred
here today. They gathered in tho
street, shouting: "We must have blood;
we must have a blaze" The police
were badly used, and several wounded.
Troops dispersed the mob.
An Imperial Visit.
ROME. Nov. 3.-At the opening of tie
Italian Parliament the Government will
be questioned regarding the negotiations
for the visit of the Emperor of Austria
to this city.
An Editorial Opinion.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Daily Ne,cs says
If, judging by the merits of Longfellow,
as fact alone, We scarcely think il he
had been an Englishman he would have
received the honor of q memorial in the
Abbey.
General Foreign News.
A dispatch from Berlin announces
Herbert Bismarck will succeed Herr
Stumm as Counselor of the German EN-
bassy at London, Stumm having been
appointed Minister to Darmstadt.
Negotiations for an amicable settle
ment Of Mr.. Biggar's breach of promise
marriage case having failed, the Jury
will try the question.
Duke Vladimir, of Russia, passed
through Berlin today, enroute to Vien-
na, whittier he goes to adjust differen-
ces which arose between him and Prince
Rudolph, Of Austria, at Breslau. He is
also instructed by his father, the Gear,
to assure Austria that the Russian gov
ernment is not in any way connected
with Panslavist movements in Servia.
Wicked Act.
PARIS, INoy. 3.-Revolutionary mani
fest0s were posted last night. They are
of COmmunistio origin. Explosive ma
terials were discovered in a coal depot
and telegraph Office at st. POurcain.
German Experts.
BERLIN, Nov. 3.-German Exports
have reached the unusually large total
of 56, ,OO0, 600 marks.
The National Zeitxng, of this city,
gives publicity to note, evidently from
the highest authority, in which Il sets
forth that nothing in the range Of DOS.
sibility would shake of England in
Egyptian matters more than the return
Of Gambetta to power.
A surmise.
PARIS, Nov. 3.-The Voltaire saws the
Empress Eugenie has made her will in
favor of Prince Victor Napoleon.
BecOming Anxious.
CAIRo, Nov. 3.-In consequence of tho
vagutss of telegrams received from
Egyptian sources respecting military
operations around Soudan, three officers
of the British army have been dispatch
ed to the scene of conflict, with instruc-
tions to report fully the military situa-
tiOn and prospects, and inspect the
roads of SOudan and Khartoum; also to
report as to the possibility Of putin 2
the fortress at Khartoum in position
of defense in case of such thing be-
coming necessary.
Troublesome lnseets.
MADRID, Nov. 3.-The pestiferous
phylloxcra have again shown themselves
and are attacking vineyards in the pro-
vinces of Barcelona.
Minister Pasteller will shortly issue
manifesto regretting that some Re
publicans adhered to monarchy, and
favoring liberal attitude toward all
liberal government.
| Cermaay's Kick.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Times Berlin
correspondent says, the Federal Council,
with the consent of the Emperor, had
been presented with the draft Of the
ordinance forbidding the future impor-
tation into Germany Of American pork
and sausage because Of the existence Of
trichinn.
Berlin dispatch says Daheni's mission
to Egypt has doubled Bismarck's cont
dence Of . fair and peaceful statement
of Egyptian afasrs.