Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-03

| some o! ass features are among thos<
vou'euoeo Iof oy western oenatofs q
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BELGRADE, re :. Z-Ihe Government
s~nhn9 tne property OF peas ants 10
Ine district recently In revolt to raise
money 70 pay the expenses of suppress
ing the instruction. Thirteen school
s''cners nave oeen afrested Tor promo.
''nx aeisation.
The varaday Disabled.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The steamer fara.
day, bearing the new cable TO America.
returned disabled, the chain becoming
en'ahRieo with the propeller.
ssspesaed Payment.
The new North Stsffordsbire Coal 4
Iron Company has suspended payment.
owing to the depression IN the coal
trade. The oolliery EMPLOYED 100 men.
with an output of 1909 tons daiiy. Bv
sne unanimo0s consent Of creditOrs,
s .op.u.InR nR -IO, nquiaatcr VIII
sp sa" uo. .'.a sPecI.. au.nof'sy 70
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1ssssse sshJeess.
OTTAWA, Can, Feb. z. In the House
OF Commons, Guillett moved for the
correspondence in relation to the arrest
on Uensoian territory BY detaohment
~ ~, oau LA -. otase 49, 'sIo.ofs. s Oh henry wat
~. ~ NJ ~ NV" S.u IolneIy 1esi-
I'LL " uS wa .. .uo o'oen. pr
ehs -.-sn,,s ~s.S. "v 49, SV S. .1a'
zer. citizens of Canada. had heen ar.
rested in the manner described, but
REPRESENTATIONS were made to the Brit
ish Minister at Washington, who laid
the matter before the United States
foreign minister and the parties we're
set at liberty.
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solvsd To prohibit hnntin0 on the l..ds
Of farmers, and IL necessary to prevent
it, the farmers declare they will poison
their grounds.
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SsA, Eou lug iucsoaso vi
CI..ne; ospeoIa'y looDeIies, mas alinoss
."1o s, lo'9n VI 'esIO.. "oavaneel
~ "a noa, snS h.ra.S !. :" oi;na,n.~
vhen il expIoded. probabiy fatally
voundinp the polioemnn.
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-NSA. reo' <moeI VI sne nows-
P~PoIs sAy tue mcasuIes OF repression
oroereu Dy s1e governments because Oh
l00O"' a0'S VI so0l1l's''' sio no0o'Aay'
Bssapare,ss Agitation 70 commence.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-Prinos jerome Napo-
leon informed Bonapartist deputati0n
which waited upon him. that the time
had arrived to commence leRal, open
ana nnsiIing aeitation ior tne promo
s. son y. a.;S.a G .n hn,a uso ,asm as.;ma nao
IN ~. I9.h ;,st.n. a. ~ !" S;scnSs . .hs ny
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DUBLIN, Feb. 2.-Willism Meagher, an
imPortans Witness AZ the fnbni1 ralk
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LONDON, Feb. The advance OF ba-
ker Pasha TO the relief OF iokar has
been postponed until SUNDAY. Inc
original intention, Is tels9rapned oy
Coionel Sarsovioos, was 70 ssars Sasor-
~oy'
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~ Msr;t"hs And ths man,hers Of the
Honse of Com.nons from that province
have submitted to the government .
memorial Of the wants Of their province.