Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-05

retired 20 tie bzsk. Ths Gssrans -,
lie 70 tes tCvn.
HArlilton's Eaciish fae,osy vas 5A-
stroye6 By sheH, and an aser. ini-rsd
Ans;hsr factory xas dAnassd ara ,ba
agent compelled 20 taxa refuge 90 hrIk
II the river. and nsrrosly escso-d ~it5
hls life. Tbs Germans nexf dav oe~n-
pied Cameroous- Tee G=rurau traeisrs
searched all the ENGLISH ships. os.eoa..
Oily Tor two OF the Fostovn chiets vho
hso escaped In the bush. Ins Garnsa
vessel Alder completed the destruetion
OF hlekory. The Baptist Mission Sta
tlo1, erected at great eosf, vas destrsyed
ey ure. The missionaries eocnplsin hi,-
tsriy hecanse they we're net vsruad
many women AMI childrsn we're kiIIsd
lie number 81 natives siiIsi Is AIT
koown. as all were earned into the bazh.
ne natives nov trade oniy with tbs
Eo2il+e- The action of the Gzrusns ia
maklR tie attack without declaring
Var and the searching of British ,hips
10 really neatral territory, Germany hsy-
ing annexed only ths Fossovu side OF
the river. II considered 4 filyrant yiola-
zion Of international Law.
Dynamiters Ia jail and 0as.
LONDON. Feb. 4.-Ihe man arrested in
Hhitechapsl. tuesday. with Cunning
naD's missing brown box, vas held a.
accompiioe IN tue Tower explosion. Ths
police refuse TO give his name. Among
the enects were several important clues
70 the identity OF other accompIiesz, the
descriptions OF two Of whom have al
ready been published By the police in
order to facilitate the work Of capture.
a policeman last night in Pimlico
found a supposed dynamite machine
WITH lighted fuse att sched, lying near
81. Johns Church in that place. He ~,
out the nre in the fuse. Immersed the
apparatus IN water and took il to the
police station.
Violent suppesttIsn.
ROME. Feb. "A number of German
ana English speaking strangers recently
visited dynamite factory near Turin.
IL 10 believed that the explosives used in
England were obtained there.
The Pres. Villas
FIxSSA, Feb. 3.-Herr Smatka has
written TO the press stating that the
appointed 10 investigate the
recent trouble in the Reiehsrath, which
caused the newspapers TO cease pub
ilsnlnR the parliamentary proceedings,
reported IN favor of csnsurina Schol-
nerer, who insulted the reporter. Ii
O as been decided to grant tbs reporters
and the trouble is now ended.
Victoria Notes
VICTORIA, Fsb. 4.-No tidings of the
steamship Wilmington have been re-
celyed at this port.
The police are searching for a man
named Hastings, until receutiy a real
estate agent at Portland, who decamped
trom that place with $4,000 belonging to
client. DE Was watched to a hotel in
The suburbs OF Victoria, bat leaped ont
Oh window IN half dressed condi-
tion and ran into the woods, since
Thsn nothing has been seen of him.
II ID believed he has committed sui
nide.
Parliament today uuanimously passed
condemnatory of the dyna-
niters in London.
Heavy raids, with alternate CLEANS of |
wind southsrly.
with Deceased wIfe's sister.
Toronto. Feb. 3-The Prssbytsry. ~ |
vote of q to IL, has decided that a
nan may lawfully marry his deceased |
Rife's sister.
Sentenced 90 Death.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-John Lee, an ex-
'onvict, who murdered Miss Kew, a
wealthy lady, in her mansion at Bobb- |
,ombe, near ForqUay, on the 18th of |
November last, aud then set fire to her |
Z sidsnce, has been convicted of muir
Ter and sentenced TO death. He forged |
etters OF recommendation and OBJ |
aimed employment from Miss Key as a |
'alet. he confessed when arrested \
hat he assaulted and murdered the
ady because she refused to marry him.
Iut aftsrward retrac,ed the confession