Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-12-10
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weed (Co01sRvattvo).
Deavy nnsoRaneo koaeoa.
LoADoa, Dee. o.-Ths hsavieet Io0es
among the insurance companies BY the
6re on Thursday night are shoeo Of the
North British 4 Mercantile, $4,000;
Commercial Onion, 10000, and Royal
1xahaneA cl2,0O.
The remains Of Anthony Ttollops
yeFs buried teday In Remington
fo 0e Retired.
OuxLn, Dec. 9.-The jnly IN the case
OF Patrick Higgins, on trial ~ principal
murderer Of Two Huddish, failed to
agree. Higgins will b placed on trial
again next Monday.
Further FeFDeeotiOn.
81. PxTI1sBuRo, Dec. 9.-The Senate
hAa decided Jsws incapable Of holding
Office.
4 Mlllisnalre's Deash.
EDENBu11, Dec. 9.-Sir Hugh Allen
died suddenly this morning.
Te be Turned 0ue.
ST. PHrKHsBuHo, Dec. 9.-Tho project
has ordered the police to sxpsl al Jews
residing within The city without eaaial
permission.
0Daln ohJeeas.
AADsD, Dec. 9.-The Red Book con-
tains note in which Spain demands
that the United States should not have
the right Of exclusive Intervention in
the Panama canal.
Afraid ef Losses.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-Lloyd's agent at
SsbastopOl reports that during the late
gales several marine casualties have
happened in the Black Sea. Fears. he
says, are entertained concerning the
safety of the Russian var ship YuRal,
bound from Sebastopol to Nicolsie6. a.
she 10 much overdue.
Terrible Fleeds.
RoMH, Dec. 9.-The Tiber 10 rising and
threatens TO inundsts the lever parts Of
the city.
Reward offered.
DUBLIN. Dec. 9.-A reward of Gl0O
is offered for information leading to the
conviction Of the murderer of John Len
mane, ct Mill Town, last January.
Tee BarefAced Even for . Democrat.
WASHINGTON, Dec. at is reported
that Manning, of Mississippi, will de-
cline the certificate OF election in the
late contest against Ch&mers. Il isun
derst0od he is being coerced into this
position By the Democratic leaders in
the House, who do not support 20 bold
faced fraud az the one here attempted.
A sick woman.
BERLIN, Dec. 9.-The Empress az
rived today. She had TO be carried
from the train 10 her carriage.
Gone.
MUNICH, Dec. 9.-vou Bisohol6, the
eminent biologist, is dead.
The Eleoded Tswn.
PANS, Dec. Tho water has invaded
the Chamber of Deputies.
The Government Safe.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-I'he Times says tho
result of the Liverpool election is sig
nal victorS for the Ministry; that the
Government have largely recovered
their popularity Of late, and that the
authority and influence of the Opp0ei-
ton are on the wane are indisputabls
facts.
Went Take The cath.
PANS, Dec. Sin the chamber Of
deputies the. motion declaring vacant
tho seat Of tho radical member, Fallion,
on account of his refusal TO take the
oath Of allegiance was referred,
E1aneipaslng slaves.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. o. Thirty-six
slaves Of both sexes have been smanoi-
pated, and many prisoner were released
q SatauAh.
Giving them Pits.
DUBLIN, Dec. 9.-COnnsel for Patrick
Higgins, the alleged principal in the
H1ddy murders, set up for defense in
formation that KerriRan Vas the real
murderer. Kerrigan, he said, had been
corrupted by the teachings Of the land
league, the author Of three -fouyths Of
tho crimes committed.
Rloeds and Rats.
Pans, Dec. 9.--The water has reached
the heart Of the city. The drains in the
l0w-lyinQ quarters are unable to find an
outlet, and have risen to level with the
reads. In the Rue del Universe the
water 10 . foot deep in places. The cel-
lar Of the Foreign Office building il
flooded. The N0tre Dame quarter il
sWaHming with rats. driven ont Of the
sewers, and the people are su6ering
from their depredations.
4fek.
PAam, Dec. 9.-Narshsl. NcMahon IL
seriously i'll.
The Ledger reports that meeting Of
citizens was held in Steilaooom yeeter-
day, "for the purpose OF considering an
offer of some Seattle men in relation 70
the proposed road down the Chehalis
Valley 10 Gray's Harbor."
The Batch Beaten.
LONDON, Dec. "a Hague telegram
from Achoen reports the Dutch troops,
supported BY the Dutch deet, repulsed
by the Rajah of Poasangan, with heavy
loss TO the latter.
Cambessa Sick.
PAIIs, Dec. o. The coalition OF
0ambetta ID lees favorable. HemoI-
rhaes ID spprehended.
RsuSh Passage.
81. JoaN, N. F., Dec. 9.-The steamer
British Grown, from Liverpool TO Phila-
delphia, passed Cape Race this after
noon. She reports q very rough passage
and her cargo il wrecked.
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