Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-11-03
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cine, Tor Astoria. British ship Dor
Enrique, for Nanaimo.
FO EIGN
We'll Pleased.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-The Internatiopa
Labor Conference has closed. Henry
broadhurst, member of the English
Parliament and honorary president OF
the conference, telegraphed his friends
as follows: 81 think we English have
done well; everything is now on ouI
lines. never saw men improve a. ouI
French colleagues"
A Church Matter.
MONTREAL, Nov 2.-The Irish parish
neers of st. Cunegonde will petition the
apostolic delegate for an invsstip ,tiou
OF the conduct of the French. The Irish
left church On masse lately during OBJ
jsctionable remarks of the curate.
A story Oenied.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Pether Lloyd's state
ment Is declared untrue that the Or
leans Princes were sounded by Bis
marck relative to their claim to the
throne of France, and made reply af-
fording no rope. Germany would ap
prove such course.
A Remarkable Bishop.
LONDON, Nov. Bishop Thorold, of
Rochester. has expressed his hearty ap-
prevail of the Moody and Sankey mis-
sion. and urges clergyinen of tho estab-
lished church to help it.
@ss,e0e Reward.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-rhe government
and railway authorities offer a reward
Of $4,000 each for information leading
to the arrest and conviction of persons
connected with the late explosion.
Physicians say dynamite must have
been used TO rupture the membrane
tympanum Of people injured.
To Marry.
1t ia reported the Crown Prince of
Portugal is about to be betrothed to the
Irish Duchess, Marie Willie, youngest
daughter Of the Emperor Of Austria.
A Wouid.be Murderer.
DANTzIa. Nov. "A man named Pool.
rowski has been arrested at Dirichan
charged with. and confessing to, being
sent by Nihilists to murder Bismarck.
PoOlrowski said he was Russian actor,
that Nihillsts provided him money to
come to Dantzig from Riga, and that
his money had been stolen from him at
Dantzig. An instrument for injecting
morphia and a Nihilist poem were
found on the prisoner.
Good showing.
BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The Bureau of Sta
tistics states that the import of grain
int he -
January to September showed q de-
crease compared with the same period
in 1882, while the exports showed q
marked increase, especially wheat and
oats, the quantity of both being nearly
doubled.
A Great senaaaion.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette, containing statement that the
authorities were anonymously informed
that an attempt would be made to de-
stroy the train on which the Duke and
Duchess of Connau3ht travel to Dover
from Londen, on their way to India,
caused great sensation.
Not an Omcial Uaierance.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-The Temps semi-offi-
cially points ont that Lii Hung Chang's
disavowal of Marquis rsing's policy ia
net the orIicial utterance of the Chinese
government, but simply Lii Hung
ChanR's personal expression.
The Rack Flags Led by Germans.
The course of events go to prove tc
General Bouett that the leaders of the
Black Flags are Germans. The Blach
Flags are we'll supplied with artillery
Just before leaving, General Boueti
heard Of the arrival of strong Chimes
force with Krupp guns. II the Chines<
intervene, be saws it will be necessary
10 send large reinf0rcements. General
Bouett concludes by saying it 10 i'm
possible to form an approximate idea
Of the number of Black Flags.
Dented.
PANS, Nov. 2.-The Chinese Legation
officially denies the truth Of N. Tric0us
| telegram to the opposition newspaper
charging Premier Ferry with distOrtinl
| facts in order to obtain momentar,
| triumph.
During the supplementary meeting o
| the International Labor C0uferenc
this evening q brisk scufiie occurred be
tween number Of delegates and som
thirty Anarchists, principally Italians
| The latter were forcibly elected frou
| the hall. A principal feature through
| out the conference has been tho promi
nence of the EnQlish female orator.
The Francs-CAinese Dl0calty.
PANS, Nov. Alt is reported that th
First Secretary Of the Chinese Legation
stated that var between China an
France IL now certain. The cabiDe
council discussed General Bouett's ~
count Of the French position on the Re
river. and the measures which |, IL ad
visible 20 adopt for strengthening thei
position. and the question OF th
amount of funds which may Be necel
sary TO bring the campaign TO . success
fui Issue. Nothing was definitely d.
cided. The Chamber OF Deputies vi
probably be asked 10 vote new credi
n his account General BOuett state
chat AZ least ten thousand men OF al
Arms. infantry, cavalry and artilier,
viii Be required, especially cavalry, b
causs the movements Of the Black Flag
are vsrJ rapid
/ steamer Damaged.
| IoSpou. Nov. 2.-Ths steamer Not
tinoh,ll. from London for New fosl
hns taken refuge at Plymouth, badl
DAMAGED in collision with . Germa
uasei. The latter also put into n,
mouth.
| Loxpon, Nov. Joseph Johnso
g.~eman. Member Of PArliament e
i YORK. CITY, ID dead. He vas born ]
lsla, and entered Parliament a. Lis
| .~~l IN ISM
a COMMITTEES OF the Cob1en Club b.
v..ted 4 silver medal TO James Hancoo
Frankiin OF Pennsylvania. tor
namuhIet on . Petroleum against Pm
tectiOn."
To saeuasten In Tsa@aen-
| PArm. Nov. r. General Bouet q
oressea strong hopes ct being sene b.
. Tonquin 70 finish The YORK OF We .
uedition. He believes Soutay and hog
How can BE- easily captured. haehnin
hovever. uhich q strongly heeds oAnn'
! s. % easily tAksn.
Il Mim Kate Esd. having lseaar
in1roduseiua - Judee MeC.Edy.
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