Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-02
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Csurtly Civilllles.

Ceurtly Civilliles.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-Prince Jerome, in al
| autograph letter, thanked the ex-Em
press for her visit. She replied, statin
| In future she would have nothing TO d.
visit hsr when he regaiued his freedom
Gar and Mlnisier.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-The CA
received Deeiers. Subsequently a lon
dispatch was sent to London regardinl
the ADanubian conference.
Free Trade and Apprentices.
BERLIN. Feb. 1.-The Reichstag is dis
cussing the proposition OF the Conssrva
tives. demanding free trade guilds ant
exclusive right of apprenticeship.
Nof Very Clear.
Twenty five hundred Danes in Nortl
Schleswig manifest no lnclin ton Il
meet the Danish representation agains
expulsion of men who declined to enro
In the Prussian army.
A Geld Entertainment.
VIENNA, Feb. 1.-The Empress anc
Duchess of Cumberland attended q
court ball skating fete at the rink, in.
cludtng CIRCUS entertainments and co.
tiiiion on the ice. Bengal hrcs and
electric lights made the scene brilliant
R,ockaded Reads.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 1.-The Grand
Trunk Railroad has refused freight
from the Canada Pacific, owing to the
snow blockade.
French Affairs.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-Fabre's resolutions
are expected to pass by a great major
ity.
The effect the cashiering the Orleans
princes is likely to have on he army is
the subject of anxious speculation.
Anarchists are arranging for a great
meeting to denounce the license trib-
unnal of Limeoges.
Thirty-five hundred porcelain makers
are on strike. A committee was
formed under the auspices of the an
archists to provide relief. English
unlonists have sent 1000 francs.
The Marquis Leroy and six subordin-
ates are committed for trial for breach
of trust. fraud. and manslaughter in
connection with the attempted cOlOniza-
ton of New Ireiar i.
Disputed Territory.
VIENNA, Feb. Lit is growing i'm
preston that Russia will claim Otsha-
kew, on branch Of the Kita river, is ex-
empted from the jurisdiction of the
committee to decide political questions
between Russia and Austria on the
ground that it lies entirely within Rus
sian territory.
bismarck to Lead.
TIL Nor-A NvoI.LoI,,, ;,,
a conference today with Degiers, de
termined to leave to Bismarck the
initiative on all questions relating to
the revival of former alliances be-
tween the Emperors.
A Temporary Appointment.
PARIS, Feb. 1-Demay, Minister of
Agriculture, has been Professionally en-
trusted with the direction of the min
istry of marine.
A New Enterprise.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Herr Boster, the
most fierce Jew hater after Herr
StOeokel, and chief promoter of the
celebrated petition to Bismarck against
the Jews, with small band of adher-
ents, has started for Paraguay to found
a new Deutschland, where Snyag0gues
are to be forbidden and Bourses un-
known.
Sale OF a Prlncely Estate.
QUEBEC, Jan. 3l-Sale was made to-
day, subject to clear proof of title, OF
the large estate of the late u. b. Hall
of Montmorency mills. This comprises
TIE large mills on Montmsrencv river
ut the foot of the falls, below here, and
and all dependencies, including the
house of the late Duke of Kent, father
of Queen Victoria; the mills and timber
limits ON the Remouski river. 175 miles
below, on the south shore; the GirOn-
deau property near Atabaska, GO miles
above here, on the south shore; an OK
tension of the timber lands on the river
st. Maurice, 800 miles northwest, on
the north shore; the Radner iron FORCES
near Three rivers, 125 miles above this
city; the timber limits OH Gatioan and
Desert rivers, 15O miles north of Otta-
wa and De Terre rivers, with the
Kakab0nga limits. All this was bought
by syndicate, with Lazerreal at its
head. on behalf of French capitalists,
for $2,0OO,00O.
New Bishop.
HALIFAX, Feb. 31.-Among the passen-
gers by the steamer Caspian from Liv-
erpoOl, today, is the Right Rev. d.
Churchill, Bishop of Honolulu. After
a short stay here he will proceed to the
United States.
To be Crowned.
LONDON, Feb. la Dispatch. dated
Tilist, says the Car and Czarina will
proceed in Moscow April and be
solemnly consecrated at the Cathedral
of our Saviour by two metropolitan
archbishops, assisted by twelve bishops.
The date of coronation has finally been
fixed for tho 9th of May.
A Sick Prince.
BERLIN, Feb. L. Prince Bismarck
ia indisposed and probably will be oon-
fined to his bed several days.
After the Pretenders.
PARIS, Feb. LIN the Chamber Of
Deputies today, Fallieres, President Of
the Council, being absent, Deves. Minis
ter of Justice. read compromise meas
ure excluding pretenders fiOm office,
and the Chamber decided, BY vote OF
396 to 134, to pass to discussiol OF the
Fabres compromise bill.
A Terrible Experience.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., Feb. LA dory con-
tanning two men got astray from q
schooner on Thursday last, and was
picked up on Monday. One OF tho men,
Ihos Walsh, WAS dead. The other, Al
bert Blackmore, was badly frozen
The dory filled ssvsrHi times, but Black.
more bailed it ont. They had no food
all the time. Their sufferings were in
tense.
Pretecllon en the nigh Seas.
BERLIN, Feb. LIN the Reichstae
TODAY Kerr Suunerman asked whether
N consequences OF the disaster to the
steamship Cimbria, the Government
proposed to make any internatiOna
arrangement to prevent collisions a
sea. He advocated the introduction Oi
the electric light for that purpose
Herr Scholzsr, replying in his ,apacit,
~ Federal Commissioner, said tn
sympathy of the nation was with th'
sufferers by the recent disaster, and b,
| mad also sense Of its responsibility
but the Poss could not immsdiatel,
answer Interpolation. bat would keel
the subject in view. Ohicial inquir.
has been ordered, and until the resui
| is reached. the Government must re
serve it, decision.