Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-05

Justice Lawson to defend the committa
OF Grey, leaving to his disc, elton " beth
or to come forward or not.
A French Province.
PARIs, Nov. 4.-The Government ha
resolved TO reject any Turkish demanS
| for the POrtes consent to iuvestiQat,
the new Bsy Of Tunis.
China Angry.
China has protested in such violen
terms against the French expedition h
Ionkin that Duclerq will not reply Il
the protest.
Wound Up.
The submarine cable conference hal
been brought to close. Questions o.
liability of jurisdiction have been set
tied for the best general interest. Thir
ty-two delegates signed protocol.
Meg Hunting.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-St. Hubert's Dav va.
celebrated by the court with a grand
boar hunt at Potsdam and a huutius
banquet at Schloss.
Excited People.
The community of Mulhausen il
greatly excited over the arrest of young
jours charged with fraudulently avoid
ing military service.
Personal.
Bismarck will return soon after the
opening of the Landtag.
Political.
Negotiations for the forming Of a
united conservative and liberal majority
are pending.
Want M0re Meat.
PARIS, Nov. A deputation of mer-
chants from Havre waited upon Duclerc
today, and urged the government to re-
peal the decree restricting the importa-
tion of salt pork into France. Duclerc
promised to examine into the matter,
French Interference.
CAIRO, Nov. 2.-Brediff, the French
Comptroller, sent a letter to Cherif
Pasha, President of the Egyptian Coun-
cli, asking genera! settlement of the
Egyptian affairs, as proposed by Eng
land.
Parliamentary Election.
LONDON, Noy. AT an election for
Parliament in Edinburg Waddy was
elected. Both candidates were Liberal.
Waddy favored the disestablishment of
the Scotch Church, though not pressing
the question, while Renton favored its
Immediate disestablish ment.
Strike Done.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4.-The strike among
the ship lahorers is ended. The men
return to work on the old wages.
Want to Control MadaUascar.
PARIS, Noy. 4.-The French foreign of
fee submitted communication recon-
mendlng the sovereignty of France
over the island of Madagascar to Mala-
CASEY, Envoy of that country, who has
referred the matter to his Government
for instructions.
DuGerln's Mission.
CAIRO, Nov. 3.-Earl Dufferin, British
Minister at ConstantinOple, is reported
to be bringing as the chief part of his
mission hither q treaty, the basis of
which has been already agreed upon by
the khedive. On account of the diplo-
matte powers of Dufferin certain Glasses
OF officials look with more distrust than
qualification upon his coming visit. Earl
Dufferln informed the minister of for
elgn affairs at COnstantinople that hewill
return on the 25th of December with a
treaty entered into by the Khedive, in
which the rights of the Sultan in Egypt
will be affirmed. 1t is reported here and
believed by many that England will con-
vene an European conference earlv in
January, if Dufferin's mission is brought
to close by that time.
Inquiry 10 be Made.
NJ, IA
the Government although, persisting in
Its decision not to deliver Cuban refu-
gees to the British authorities, has re-
solved to institute en- inquiry into the
circumstances which led to their cap
ture.
judicial.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The Municipal Conn
Gil will be dissolved tomorrow. The Su-
prewe Court at Leipzig has quashed the
acquittal of Professor Monsent, indicted
for the slander of Bismarck. It will in.
volve trial.
Will be Surrendered.
LONDON, Noy. 4.-The Governor of
Crete telegraphed the khedive that the
order OF the Porte for the prisoners Mus
seikess Pasha, Suleiman Pasha and Da-
yonb Pasha to be arrested at Candar,
will be surrendered to the Egyptian GOV.
ernment for punishment.
BlOOllshell.
MADRID, Nov. 4.-Disturbances have
broken out At Val d. Andora in the
Pyreness, and several persons are re-
ported killed and wounded.
Good for Switzerland.
PARIS, Nov. 4.-In consequence of
complaints of the French government
the Swiss authorities have ordered an
end of the proceedings Of anarchists at
Geneva.