Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-17

at which it was decided to form q Cen
tral Political Club of London, to in
clude adherents Of all shades Of hber.
alism. Derby was among those present
The speakers included Wings, Moderate
Liberals and Radicals.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Debate being re-.
sumed on the third resolution of pro.
oedure, it was passed with division.
York gave notice of a motion that 9
select committee be appointed to in.
Qulfe into the circumstance Of the re.
lease of Parneu and Dillon from Xii.
mainham Jail.
Gladstone said the government would
not oppose the motion.
Procedure of the debate was resumed.
The fourth rule, viz: If before a divis-
ion OF members challenge decision of
the Speaker or the Chairman of Com
mittee, do not exceed 20, the Speaker
may forthwith declare the determine
tion Of the course. This was passed
with but slight amendment.
The discussion then opened on rule
fifth. which says tho Speaker may call
attention to irrevalency or tedious repe-
tition by member, and direct him to
discontinue his speech.
The Presideni's Successor.
PARIS, Nov. 16.-There are hostile in
terpretations OF the budget relative to
public works. An estimate will be
made at Saturdays sitting of the Cham
Der Of Deputies.
noap;<o rop<rod;cx;o, D.>,:axC
vy's health is in very critical condi-
tlon. Political circles are discussing
his successor. Gambetta, Gen. CLANCY
and Brssson are mentioned in connec-
ton Herewith. Bresson is the favOrite
of majority.
PrintefS Strike.
VIENNA, Nov. 16.-The strike of print
ers continues. Eighteen Leading firms
closed their establishments, owing to
the strike. Compositors ask an, in
crease of 30 per cent.
Heroes Dro' sned.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-n wo pilots have
been drowned while attempting to
reach a distressed vessel on fire off tho
Firth Of Forth.
Dissatisfied.
BKhNE, Nov. 16.-The Federal Coun
Gil is dissatisfied with the result of the
recent inquiry at Geneva into the pro-
ceedings of the anarchists, and asked
for documents in connection with the
inquiry.
Irish Relief.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The Irish parlia-
mentary party instructed Parnell to ask
the Government what they intend doing
to relieve the Anticipated distress in Ire
land. Though only fortnight remains
for receiving applications under the
Irish arrears act from tenants in arrears,
three quarters of million dollars have
been applied for. During the debate
upon tho act it was estimated that $11,-
25O, 200 would have to be taken from the
church surplus for this purpose.
To Adjourn.
BERLIN, Nov. 16.-The Prussian Diet
will adjourn until the middle of Janu-
ary after finishing the reading of the
budget.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 16-Byron Giers,
Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs,
has started on tour, during which he
will visit most of the foreign courts of
Europe.
Help Wanted.
VIENNA, Nov. 16.--The Albanian
League have sent a petition to the Gov
ernment that Austrian troops be sent to
OCCUPY Albanin and prevent immediate
danger to the peace of the country from
rising of malcontents.
Quit Horse Racing.
LONDON. Nov. 16.-Frederick Gretton,
owner of Fernando, Isonomy and other
we'll known race horses, died last even
ing.
To Meet Again.
MADRID, Nov. 16.-The Madrid Cortes
is summoned for the 4th of December.
A Dramatic Scene.
LONDON, Nov. l5.-During the per-
formance last night at the Globe Thea
ter of Tennyson's new drama, "The
Promise of May" the Marquis of
Queensbury twice arose and protested
against Tennyson's representation of
the principles of free thought, which he
said was q travesty on the sentiments
of free thinkers. The remarks created
a sensation and the Marquis left the
theater.
More to be Given.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-In the Commons
Glacst estimated that it was the in
tention of the Government to propose a
grant of money to the naval and mill
tary forces who served in the Egyptian
campaign. He also said that no differ
ence would be made in the trial of Arab
Pasha and other prisoners.
Serious Accident.
CrrY OF MEXICO, Noy. 16.-The roof OF
an old dwelling fell last night and killed
seven persons.
Cars Wrecked.
ST.. THOMAS, Ont, Nov. 16-A freight
train standing at the entrance of the
Canada Southern Railroad yard was run
into by an incoming freight engine, and
twelve cars were badly wrecked. Oaks,
fireman, and Slaggett, foreman of the
car works, were injured.