Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-29

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and Portland.
Ship Prussia, Wickberg. Port Blskely.
Schooner h. L. Herman, Wagner,
WranRel.
FOE EI9N.
Another vicsim.
VIcroRIA, May 29.-Another China
man, one Of the victims Of the recent
outrage near Lytton, is dead. Two
others will die. A man named Gray
has been committed to trial for the
murder. Two others, named Perry and
Hayes, are held as accessories.
Give the Business Away.
VICTORIA, B. c, May 23.-Two boys
were arrested here on account of the
recent inoendiary fires. One makes a
clean breast, and shows there is AN or
gained system for burning buildings.
The Cost sf Coronation, Etc.
Moscow, May 27.-The cost of the
coronation is estimated at $4,000, 900,
which will be covered by an issue of
treasury bills. Only IL newspaper COR
respondents were allowed inside the
cathedral during the ceremony, 6 Rus
sian and foreign, the latter including
one English and one American CORES
pendent. An academy professor and
II twelve Russian artists have been ap-
pointed to make a complete album of
the events Of the coronation.
A German Service.
BERLIN, May 27.-The Russian Gag
was hoisted on the Embassy today. A
solemn Te Deum was performed in the
Embassy Church, at which all Prussian
generals and officials were present. The
Emperor was slightly indisposed, and
the Crown Prince was represented by
his personal adjutant general.
Dcnsely Crowded.
Moscow, May 27,-Kremlin Square
was 50 denssly packed it would have
been impossible FOR any miscreant to
have extricated his arms should he have
intended to use them against the Gar.
The Cars crown descended from the
Emperor Paul, and is valued at 3,000. 600
roubles.
Newspaper ODlnlen.
BERLIN, May 27.-The Official Gazette
says Germany has reason for taking a
sympathetic interest in the coronation
Of the Gear, in the friendly connection
and common interest which successful
reign Of the Gar implies.
The Nord Deutsehe Zeitung prays the
coronation may be the starting point on
new era Of happiness and peace.
The Exclusive Correspondent.
LONDON, May 27.-Ths Times CORES
pondent was the only English newspa-
| per representative in the cathedral. He
aayo the ceremony was grand and i'm
posing. Ny pen can give only dim
and imperfect impression Of the event.
The illumination tonight was magnif-
cent. Il looks like one mass Of varie-
gated FIRE.
Aneahes DoEke Murderer Hang.
DusLIN, May 28.-Michael Pagan, the
convicted murderer of Burke, was
hanged in Kilmainhan Jail this morn
ing.
A TreneA Duel.
Pans, May ga duel with swords
vs. fought between Delft, a writer OF
Paris, and Alphonse Daudet, the we'll
known y yvelist. The former WAS slight-
| " wounded.
Imperial Thanks.
Moscow, May 23.-An Imperial re-
UUklUt HU0A00 oL&A0y k0tuk I'D S00 b0nAkAo Va
| the Gar to the Grand Duke Michael
for services, and announces his appoint.
ment a. Q member of the Council Of
Grand Duke Alexis 10 appointed Admiral
Car also conferred numerous decora-
tons and presents upon distinguished
officers of the Empire. A heavy fall OF
rain last night interfered with tho illu-
limitations in honor Of the coronation.
Died.
BssxR, May 8.-Prof. Gabriel Gus
tavs Valentine, the noted Psychologist,
| = dad.
Bleed Neney.
Dunlu. Nay 8.-FaIrel, ono Of the
| informers in the trial of the Phoenix
Park murders, received ono thousand
pounds from the Government, and Mi
chael KavAnauQh, another infofmee,
ESQ. Both viii quit the country. Jas.
Carey, the informer, and his brother,
Peter, vii receive small sums for their
services.
They Acted In CssA Faith.
BKuu, Nay 28.-The committee Of
the Rejo6gtaQ, 10 which Was referred the
Socialist melton askine for tho prosecu-
ton OF the Kisl police Who arrested
Frohmee and v0llmaf. members Of the
Reichstag. on returning from Social
ist oonvsntion at Copenhagen, decided
the police acted in good faith and can
mot b prosecuted though their action
Was ooo1razy 10 Ne Oonstitutiop.
ulgA Tened BAIL
Moscow, May 28.-Ths court ball waa
spoondid beyond eomparisou. The Cxaz
IA Cxarins pertieipeted in polonaise.
Imnneial crowns and mantles and othel
presents were On visv in the large salon.
Liza ocespaeA ~ Carcsa.
LnGA, Nay 90--By Csntral and South
American cables.-0en. Garcia reports
that on the 2lst be drove Gen. Cacere1
and hi forces frum LArma and nov 90
cupies thai place.
CAlslans KlIleA.
| vArPAakrso, May l2.-In q light at
Coquimbo hstuson Spanish sAiloes and
CAi6anA too Chilians vsre killed.
Whaeking RaeA oshes.
| LouDox, Nay 9.-Trsvelyah, Chief
0sssseasy fnr lsslAad, aosoaed Ha5tiaG-
tn of trying % pssjudies IN Tho HOUSE
. oass that voald shortly eons into
court
paRnell nd that tho 0osesnmeut he'd
Rxpasly abused in powers - ds6nsd By
IL cfime xe3 The m0tf0u vas with
drawn
TAe AVDesaeAaag Ra0e Ceoeast.
LnaDou, Nay 8.-At . meeting Of the
Ria Association, Lord BEovulow 70.
IgoAeko1 that - undesUeandinG VI
\ - Amegioan 1i0D Assassination could
- - peeU 0fis6netosy. He hoped the
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