Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-03
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viii Nos 10 is.
CoNsIANTNoPKK, Nov. 2.-The Coun
cil of the Porte have decided to refuse
the request of the British Government
to establish coal depots at the head O
the province of Pomen.
German News.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-The date of opanirs
OF the Prussian Diet is fixed for TIL
18th inst.
The Emperor today gave audience Il
Minister Pultkamer. They discussed
the question of the early dissolution OF
tbs Reichstag.
The Socialist Herr Most, recently dis
charged from London prison, has moved
his newspaper, the Frekeit, to Quirick
and continues its publication in tina,
city.
The Government of China has or
| ducing into China the new German sys
tenn of plated Notifications into the
! naval ports of China, also armin9 Chi.
nese infantry with the Prussian man
ner Of rifles.
A Result or IncendlaPlsna.
ST. PETERSBURG. NOy. "a great in.
crease IN the number of large fires in
Russia is causing nearly all the insur-
ance companies to fall back on their re-
serve funds. Insurance premiums have
Just been raised by forty per cent. on
the advice of delegates from the Eng
lish companies present at the insurance
congress held here.
Dynamite.
PARIS, Nov. "A secret dynamite fac
tory has been discovered at Charolles.
A Defender FOand.
Henri Rochefort has gone to Montcean
des Mines for the purpose of relieving
prisoners awaiting trial in connection
with recent riots. RochefOrt regards
the existence of a permanent garrison
at MOntcean des Mines as a dangerous
provocat,on to further rioting.
Tories Gaining.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The general result
of the municipal elections Just held in
England and Wales, show a Tory gain.
RevivinG.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Nov. "A revival of
the Nihilist activity has been observa-
BILE lately. Last night the police broke
up a meeting of 2C00 members. A num-
Der of those present were arrested, but
many escaped through the windows.
The object of the meeting is suspected
of being revolutionary, as the organ of
the Nihilists has declared revolution
imminent.
Travelling Now.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 2.-Lord Duff
erin took his departure for Egypt today.
Before leaving he had an audience with
the Sultan.
Personal.
PARIS, Nov. IN. Decray has been
Rome.
George Crichhette, the government
oculist. is dead.
A RumOr.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. 2.-It is ru-
mored, in consequence of the fact that
Duffsrin is to replace Malet in Egypt,
the Porte is considering the advisability
of dispatching the High Commissioner
to Cairo.
Don't Want American Pork.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-The draft of an Or
dinance has been submitted by Runde-
shOlh prohibiting the importation of
American swine, pork and sausage meat.
A Tie Vote.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Irish Parlia-
mentary party met today, and resolved
to vote against Mr.. Gibson's crucial
amendment to the clOture rules in ia
vor of twO-thirds majority. Twenty
members were present and the vote
was evenly divided for and against the
resolution. A motion for absentItion
was rejected by Mr.. ParnelPs casting
vote.
Did Not Lecture.
PARIS. Nov. 2.-Louise Michel was to
deliver lecture at Ghent last evening.
Upon entering the hall, which was
crowded, she was hissed, hoOted at, and
struck on the head with the leg of ta-
BILE. She was taken away BY friends
and the meeting dispersed.
Are to Exile Arab.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Times in an ed
itorial says it believes compromise has
been offered, or is about to be offered,
to the British Government, the purport
of which is that Arab Pasha will be al
lowed the exile proposal. This, how
ever, is unacceptable.
Parliamentary.
LONDON, Nov. I'm the House of
Commons this afternoon Healy ex-
planned that part of the question ad.
dressed to Trevelyan, Secretary for Ire
land relating to the control of sub-com-
missioners, had been stricken out. He
therefore moved an adjournment, in
order to give the House q chance for
discussion.
The Speaker, interrupting. said at
tacks upon officers of the House must
be made by erect motion.
Trevelyan sale that the commission
ers and land valuators had been elected
from q class of gentlemen that both
landlords and tenants ought to have
confidence in.
Dickinson said the appointment of
Court valuaters had destroyed the con-
fidence of tenant farmers in the Land
Act.
Parnell insisted that the officers ap-
pointed had been taken from the land
lord class, and that Healey's clauses
had been frittered away by the Conser-
vative Judges. He demands full dis
cussion of the matter before the prOrO-
CATION of Parliament.
Gladstone said that when the House
was nearer an end a discussion would
b better, and they would be able to
decide whether the Lrnd Act would be
discussed.
Healy then withdrew his motion for
adjournment.
Trevellyan stated that two persons
had applied for grants under the rules
of emigration of the poor. twenty-five
had been scheduled; moro were likely to
apply.
A New Expedition.
CoNsrANrrNoPLE, Nov. 2.-The Lon
don expedition will be commanded by
Alladin Pasha. The Governor of the
Red Sea coast has directed that the
start be made from Suakin on the Red
Sea.
A most important discovery has Just
been made in the neighborhood Of Poit-
iers. in France, where an entire Gallo
Roman town has been unearthed. II
contains a temple ia wards in length by