Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-30
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Flooded.
COLOGNE, Nov. 29.-The forts here, on
account Of floods caused by the overflow
stores and ammunition. The geological
removed.
Banker Murdered and Robbed.
BUCHAREST, Nov. .29.-Tomavoli, a we'll
known banker, was murdered and rob-
bed last evening in we'll frequented
street.
Devastatlon and Less Of Life.
DEssKLDoRH, Nov. ga house here
has fallen in, having been undermined
by the foods. Four more persons are
believed to have been drowned.
Badsefs Approved:
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Bundesrath has ap-
proved budgets from 50 to IS; also ap-
proved the loans proposed in connection
with the budgets.
Denied Trials BY Jary.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 29.-The Chamber has
rejected bill providing for jury trials
for Pre- 8 offenders.
4 Huge Raise.
MONTREAL, Nov. 29.-The Canadian
Pacific yesterday raised their capital
stock from $l5, 200, 900 to $l0O, ,000, 600.
That French Consul Had Better
Look Out.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Two Americans
were murdered on the West Coast of
Madagascar. An expedition was Or
dered to punish the natives, but tho
French Consul at Tananviro stopped it.
Steamer Roundered.
LONDON, Nov. "a stsamsr With
eleven persons on board fOundered of
Port Reath, Cornwall.
Driven His Last Spike.
CALAIS, Maine, Nov. @.-Jas. Spike, .
writer and politician, il dead.
Cambetta's Condition.
PARIS, Nov. Gambetta's g physician
states that his patient passed an excel
lent night, but refuses to give further
information regarding his condition.
Discussing Davits's Speech.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-The Times, in q
leading article, commenting ON the
speech of Davitt at Navan, says: Il is
not consistent with sane Government
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brandish torches in the powder maRa-
zine.
The Last Murder.
DUBLIN, Nov. 29.-Poole, ono Of the
men arrested yesterday in connection
with the murder of detective Cox, stated
at tho investigation today that he had
nothing to do with tho murder. He BE-
lieved the object Of the men who a.
sembled ON Saturday night was to MUIR
der (himself) Poole. Oevine was an
enemy Of his. He did not know Dow
ling. the man who shot Cox. Poole and
Devine were committed for trial. The
other prisoners were discharged.
A Settlement.
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-The ProRrsssist
party has decided to effect an under
standing with the Secession and Nation
al-liberals ON all questions Of principle,
thus bringing about close alliance -
possible between the three liberal
groups.
Very Fine Talk.
PARIs, Nov. 29.-The municipal ooun-
eel presented q medal to De Braxza.
The minister of finance and Telegraph
will make q present to Dc Braxza. He
declared he would strive TO promote the
interests Of freedom by destroying slay-
CRY in tho regions he traversed. He
trusted he WAS paving the way for . glo-
Eious future for France.
Lake Superior Cable.
= ToHoNro, Nov. 29.-The great North
western Union Telegraph COmpany has
appointed . committee to consider the
prospect Of laying cable in Lake Su-
perior.
easlsfAcllon.
NOMINAL. Nov. 29.-The libel suit Of
DR.. ID. GrosbaEs, Liberal, against Faith
or Senentaix, of Roxton Falls, who do
nounced him from the altar during
political canvass. a. very bad charac-
ter, has been compounded, the defend.
ant paying $500 and costs, amounting
to over $1,000.