Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-02-01

EATTLE, W. T., THUR
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Saw NM Destroyed.
4 HAVANA, Jan. D.-Crespo Il Co.'S saw
mill was burned to-day. The head car
penter and clerk periahed, and two 9TH
ers were seriously burned. Thirty fire.
men were injured.
| The Talk In France.
| PARIS, Jan. 3-In the Deputies, pre-
vious to the illness of Fallieres, Re
nsult tRepublican) protested strongly
against floquet's proposition, and also
the Governments measure declaring
that such attacks on liberty would not
be approved by a vote Of the whole peo-
pie. a member of the Chamber shout
ed, You are an Orlsanist." Reuanlt
| replied, Since Count De- Paris has
gone to Frohsdorf the Orleanist party
has died" The excitement was in
creased by Renault Pointing to the di-
lemma which would arise should Con-
gress of the two Houses. despite the
proposed law, nominate the Prince as
President of the Republic. Renault
said he admitted the Governments
right of defense, but not of persecution.
Fallieres said if the web of intrigue
which, at least by silence, had been en-
couraRed by the Princes, had not been
woven around the Gevernment's repre-
aentAtavee, tho question Of rendering
the security of the country complete
would still have arisen but, a. q mat
ter of fact, advantage has been taken Of
the liberty enjoyed under the Republic
to attack the Government. which Vas
founded on national sovereiQnty, and
must depend on itself for its preserva-
ton.
Irish Distress.
LONDON, Jan. H.-McCarthy, Parnell
and Cullen, Irish members Of Parlia-
ment, appeal to the English people to
assist the starving Irish families and
labofers. Tho Government was ap-
psaled to, and the Lord Mayor was
asked to open relief fund.
junction ef Bulgaria and Rouuania.
BERLIN. Jan. 3O.-Conservative Jour.
nails adhere to the belief that the visit
OF Degiers to Vienna is in reference to
the consolidated relations of Austria
and Russia. The Nossiche Zeitung is of
the opinion that neither Germany nor
Great Britain approves of the juno
ton OF Bulgaria and Roumania if it
would strengthen Russia, whereas Rus
sia's weakness is regarded as the best
guarantee Of peace.
StrenEthenlnx German Ferris.
The plan for strengthening the forti-
hoatlOn OF Kiel, as developed BY Gen,
Moltke and approved by the Emperor,
Is for the construction of sixteen forts,
making the port dock yard one of the
strongest in existence, and the compile
ton of the strategic railway, establish
ing uninterrupted communication along
the ocean.
Suspected Murderer.
DUBLIN, Jan. 31.-Two prisoners in
Kilmainham Jail have been identified
as Phoenix Park murderers, and Kavan- |
a9h was recognised as driver of the carl
upon which the assassins rode. The
car driver was found in America. He |
was arrested at Cork while aliehtipg
from Dublin train. He called upon
the crowd to cheer for Counselor Carey. |
Peruvian Trssbles.
LIMA, Jan. 0.-Montomeros today at |
tackled Pura, but was repulsed, and
many killed on both sides, including |
Juan Senjru, Ch0laco Garcia and Mon
tOmor0, the Chief. The Maximilian |
friars house was burned, a brother |
wounded and q cousin killed.
Very Gracious.
BERLIN, Jan. 3l.-In the Reichstag, |
Wendh0rst announced that, in oonsid- |
Grafton of the Emperor's letter to the |
Pops, the clerical party will attend the |
pending motion against the May laws.
Nos or Yet.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 31.-The Golos |
and Viedonsdsi admit that. despite the |
Austro- German alliance, friendship be- |
tween Russia and Austria is possible.
Prince Napsleon's Letter.
PARIS, Jan. 3l.-Prince Napoleon's |
correspondence found in two trunks |
discovered by the police at Ferns, con-
tanned nothing political of importance,
and were returned to him.
The Lest steamer.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-The vessel that
sank Of Marblehead ON the 18th was
not the Blackwatch, but steamer of |
similar tonnage, carrying q crow Of
twenty-six.
Distress In Ireland.
A meeting was held here last night 70
devise means for the relief Of distress
in Ireland. Justin Mccarthy said he
anticipated the pinch of the distress
will be felt in February or March.
ODonnell, member of Parliament,
made violent attack upon the Govern
ment. He said she had millions to
spare for bayonetting Egyptians, bat |
none for the relief of want.
Another Steamer Lest.
The Ansonio, large Italian steamer,
was wrecked on the coast of Tripoli,
and twenty Of the crew perished. The |
rest OF the crew and the passengers
were saved.
Noble Princes.
A report is current in Orleans that tho
Princes have drawn mp q manifesto |
in which they protest against the
charges made against them, and de- |
clare their readiness to sacrifice their |
personal interests for France. i ID
stated that should the necessity arise, i
they will publish the manifesto and at |
the same moment quit the country.
RelnssaeeA.
ULuNpI, Jan. 3l.-Cetewayo has been
reinstated King of Zululand. About
6CO Zulus we're present at the ceremony. |
Many chiefs expressed great dissatisfa0-
tion ct the conditions on which he vas
restored.
French NOtes.
Pam, Jan. 3l.-The report that the
French Ambassador at Vienna has 10
signed, 10 denied.
A yellow book ON the Madagascar
question Published . dispatch from
Duclsrc. thea President Of the Council
and Ministef Of Foreign Affairs, to
Lord Lyons. British Ambassador in
Paris. dated January 2Ath. says: "Aal-
aRasssy envoys have been made suf-
fciently acquainted with the legitimate
character Of French claims, and extent
Of concessions which France could agree.
They cannot have entertained any illu-
siOn in regard to consequences Of thoir |
AFFAIR or it, altitude"
Te Baild ~ Nes - Dal1a.
CoRx, Jan. 3l.-The Managers Of the |
industrial Exhibition are discussing the |
advisability Of erecting special build
ing for their goods.
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