Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-12-14


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pEsvsses ns food-
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Pam, Doe. 13.-Tho go.loxs 49, 49,
Francs has purohss.d 900 Eriei~s
seoamou for ~ ii convevinc sx53s-
tional troops 10 China.
re Prspssca Crssa Tnrsw
The Taxi6 COMMITTEES ~ prseensed
= report % the Chauber 81 Dsunties
relative 20 the produofion Of ceresIn.
e states that tia yieId of csreaIs n
France has stsadlly increased durinc
TIE last 30 yearnL At present The sveracs
y1eId per hectaro il eQuaI 10 the xyernao
yield IN Amerioa. Ina importation 81
grain from forsion couutriss has 5 ten
oeEcy TO dimiuiah prioea and tina
the prices Of French products ase not
Regulated BY The CO.'S Of prodnotion,
but ~ the hartman obtainable ID
Francs FOR cereals from AwoYioa and
India. These could b soid for ave or
N frames per GENITAL under the usual
price.
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| Nafso Braxxo. A Tfalian 49,, srr-s-s1
| "a The trannnorfatiom a. errsrr~,.ss y.
South Auerion. unf n hera for eoei and
provisions. She left 0enoa FOR Soath
Anssica two MONTH -. hns,the ehnIev.
broke out Ame 8 the nsasenyerr M a.
deaths occurred. n oonscnuence n
South American uorts vouId permit her
passengers to land. and ths shiD -
forced - return wifh ehem
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$1,000, 80. Ls-oau .. ma ter-
rinc expso@on mas 1uss occurred N this
city. The report was similar 70 that
caused % tne exp.osson o. dynamite.
One report - soas soe expieel0n was OF
- y sss sran!sy senss q Ioosey
street Anosoof - tnas bridge over
curry VIII pc MADE ImUodlAtely into
tne circumstances OF the explosion.
Ihe explosion % still involved " mys-
teFy. inquiry q she varisus police Of
noes mas olicitod the esasenent that no
eeElou1 Damage nas ceon done. The
general BELIEF ~ shas some explosive
srsic!e was thrown from OF beneath
LONDON Bridge: Inc explosion q nrst
was tn0uRns 70 nave occurred 81 London
bridge depof, nus snis proved inbound
60. Persons on London Bridge ct the |
time OF tne oxpioelon say they heard Q |
I0nd report and observed two flashes Of |
light Many panea OF Rla1s were broken |
N the Custom House. The latest 90 |
counts show that the explosive material |
was thrown from London Bridge into
the ThAmee, and striking the water, |
burst into lame With q loud explosion. |
The police are making an investigation. |
Tho explosion at London bridge was
heard ten miles outside Of London. At |
Woolwioh Arsenal the gates we're
shaken.
LONDON, Dec. lis a. m.-Ths explo- |
sion occurred at about $40 o'clock last |
evening. Tho police think boat CON-
tanning explosives with burning fuse |
attached. was allowed 10 drift beneath |
me bridge: An eye-witness says the
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aminatiou.
LoxDeN, Dec. 14.--Bsyond the un-
doubted fact of an attempt to blow up |
London Bridge, the police have sbso- |
iutely no information of tho anAir. Il |
ID now supposed that the dyk mite used |
Ia the explosion was dropped over the |
bridge and aIighted on buttrees. The |
damage done consists chiefly OF broken |
windows In houses In the vicinity. A |
boetblack relntes his experience Of the /
explosion: II was cleaning Reutleman's |
boots, when / suddenly felt the earth /
shake about me. Immediately After
walu .lere NJ az eApoeaon, eno was
rsss ~. o.ctisr,sr ~ S;ssr...s.eS !,
Ths hnst,sss m .h,ch ~ s~rIrs;rs /.
snrrcss5 ~ hsva sHohtad = osIw sl;css'
IL dsmscsd Psrsors cross;n s ths |
hriScs "a tha t;ms ~ the srnic.;or
-.rs thsc~r ao-r .ra rs,v c.s ~.
in ths vic;nitv srsincn;shsd nv ~ -.
ccssion 80 80
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LsBoN. Dec. 1.-THE colonial budget
shows q deficit for the year OF $l2oS.0.
The defieit 10 ohieny On account OF IN
creased expenses In Guinea, the Congo /
country and Mozambique.
The Ceags Csafercaee.
Bxrrrx. Deo. I3-The Congo sub- |
COMMITTEES completed lie work Of draft /
ing = report cubodying the different
schemes OF naturalization proposed.
No decision vas arrived at In regard 70
the American proieet for territorial
neutrality. This project, together with
General 6andford's railway scheme,
will probably be presented 10 the full /
conference on Monday, when the Eng
lish delegates will introduce the liquor
question.
Chansex IN she Colombian Govern.
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