Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-19
FO R EIGN.


PaF10mentaFy Tactics.
Commons last night Gladstone moved
in the report Of the Grey investigation
planned that 70 recommit all was neces-
his paragraph had been defeated By .
motion for the previous question. The
motion was agreed to.
4 GsanA Parade.
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Ths Queen re-
viewed 5000 troops which took part IN
the Egyptian campaign. The Duke Of
ConnauQht headed q brigade of foot
guards, Who we're received by the Queen
in front OF Rockingham Palace.
PANS, Nov. 1s.-In the Chamber of
Deputies Duclerc, Pre- sident Of the
Council, read bill ratifying DeBrazzo's
Congo river bill. II was received with
applause.
PPussian Finances.
BKKLIs, Nov. lS.-Herr Scholz, Prus-
sian Minister of Finance, made bud
get statement in the Diet today. The
deficit, which will be met by loan, is
81 ,0OO, 900 marks. The decrease in reve-
nue. to the abolition Of the lowest
grades of class tax will be met by Ii
cense tax on the sale Of liquors and to-
bacco. The abolition of the above
mentioned grades meets with approval.
but the means proposed for covering the
deficiency will probably be rejected.
National Liberals are forming a counter
proposal. A split in the Progress party
in consequence Of disagreement be-
tween Herr Hanel and Herr Richter.
The latter and Vierchen are absent
from Parliamentary duty on a plea Of
i'll health.
More Of the Joyce Murder.
DUBLIN, Nov. 18.-Miles Joyce, az
raigned for the murder of Mrs. Joyce,
vas convicted and sentenced to death.
He was first cousin of the man (Joyce)
who was murdered.
Mr.. Gerald Lascelles, Secretary of the
Old Hawking Club, sends to the London
Field a report of what has been done
this year in he way of grouse hawking
by the trained hawks belonging to the
club and to two of its members. A
Scotch moor of no great extent was
taken by these gentlemen, and the club
falcouer, with team of hawks, attend
ed them, assisted by their own men and
dogs, as well as their own trained
hawks. The score killed in twenty-four
hawking days, Mr.. Lascelles says, is
unrivalled in the annals of hawking.
One of tho falcons killed. "single-hand-
3D." three blue hares. The same hawk
killed five grouse by herself on three
diH0Pont n q ~ in Wook SvY onA q
half brace Of grouse was the highest
score on any one day, and the sport,
which commenced on the 18th of Au-
gust, terminated on the 14th of Septem-
Der.
Is to 9.h Premium.
LONDON. Nov. 1S.-United States four
and halfs, LIS; fours, 1.22A.
No Chance.
The Ners states that there is a very
slight probability of York's motion
for q committee to inquire into the cir
cumstances under which Parnell, Dillon
and O'Kelley were released from Kill
mainhAm Jail will prevail, although
Gladstone expressed aldesire that it be
not opposed.
Discussed BY the Press.
MADRID, Nov. Ex-senator Mantos
and his followers, with the Marshall
Sevians party, is the principal theme
di'"ussed by the press. Ministerial pa
Jers fleet to doubt the sincerity of their
con iersion.
ChromOs..No Medals Presented.
LONDON, Nov. 18.-At the review the
Queen presented war medals to two rep
resentatives of each regiment. The
general presentation of medals will take
place at Windsor ON Tuesday.
A Demoralixed Crew.
HAVANA, Nov. 1S.-The Italian bark
Catrina, from Pensacola, for Greenock.
arrived at Quarantine. Her whole
crew, except the captain, mate, cook and
steward. died Of yellow fever at Pensa-
cola, and whom the vessel was dayIout
from that port the captain and cook
died of the same disease.