Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-30

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lstsnd8 I'D knols: % EancouTer Isl-
and. xsa0 knota; aeRoss the island and
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saty % the ual1land. tsFmiuas Of The
CAnadlAn Parl1n Railway ,loo knols. An
annual subsidy oE haif 1 miiIion Dol
lexa = expectsd % Be ob1ained KFom
ne Colcnial and Imperial g9vsERmen1s
fhe zKlAh warminG %.
puH1u, Nov. 49.-Fifsy prisoners
ehazRed with baine implica1ed IN
mnoallNdtlnga ii kGEry and Care
arrived today e Cork, escorted by a
large f0Feo Of polica. They vii Be- ffied
At Munster assiEss. Upon their arrival
at fhe railway s1ation in Cork, the
alseged moonliRhtefs received IA oFa-
son from the great eraWa that had g.
esmbled thsre. Commoaer O'Donnsr
ealisd for oheeFs foE the prisoners and
tneY weEe given with 4 viii. O0mueuer
Redmond. speaking Ia Dublin tuniRht,
said that u one hair Of Dilion's or
Q'bRien's head Il tnfared, fha Irish
peopls Would know h0u e avears tAsza-
selves for the outrage.
FroseaeanG AGnanst Tyranny.
DusxxN, NeS. 29.-Isora NaTor 9uIIi-
van hGs sammoned q meeting o. oitizans
Of Dubiin 20 assenble next Friday, 60
protest against tha goVsFnment's tyr
nanny towards the Irish National Lea
80. r,st,. IA, -, -.
the cass hronRht against hin By ths
Roxefnment kight Hon. HaRh Holmes,
Attorney General ef Ireland, and John
g. Gibson, SoiioitoF 6ensral, viii con
aact the prosecution against Dillon.
Appeal e PaiFloslan.
PAn1s. Nov. 2s.-In debate In the
ChambsF Of Deputies today, on ths
fonquin credit, Prime Minister De
kEeyoinet appealed 10 the patriotism Of
members, nakinR them 20 give a unani-
nous vote Ia order 10 show foreigners
that French settlement Ia Tononin had
q solid fonndation. The total credit
vas voted. Il vas also passed.
RneFmeus Appropriation.
MADRTD. Nov. 29.-The Oortea has
unanimously voted al extra credit 0f
100000 70 Improve ne nave. ne
principal part 10 Be devoted 70 she par-
chase OF torpedo boats and cruisers
A DiFty scheme.
BUoaAREsT, Nov. AT a meeting
here yesterday Of fugitive members of
the Bulgarian Revolutionary party,
headed By Zankof, q vas decided that
q new rebellion should Be- attempted in
Bulgaria. The meeting was held At the
hotal kiradiaQias and vas participated
In BY Sehak0katine and Zankodites
Among thoae present Were Bsnderen,
GFuned and other oficera, who had
bean dismissed from the Bulgarian ser
vioa because Of their eonneotiOn with
the recent uprising. Schakokatine
promised that the Russian Oonsul at
Bucharest would afford TIE plottefs pro-
teotion IN the event Of Q failure in their
undertaking.
oG fer headquarters.
ODEssA. Nov. 29.-Gsneral Kaulbars
has arrived here and has proceeded 10
st. Petersburg.
Terrible Punlshmenf.
SYDNEY On. 8. Wy, Nov. -. = Nine
youths have been sentenced 10 death
here for committing an outrage on Q Is
year old servant girl.
Elected wlthout oppositlon.
LONDON. Nov. y. - Dr.. Robertson,
Conservative, has been elected 20 the
Commons 10 al . vacancy Ia the Bright
on district. The doctor Is blind. he
bad no opposition.
Very searey.
LoxD0s, Nov. 29.-BalRian Pigeon
Flying Societies, as the proposal of Gen
eral BOulanger, French Minister OF
War. have been asked 30 prohibit for
eign pigeons entering France fer fear
the Germans would establish stations
10 France for military carriers.
Mr.. osBrIen to be shat ".
The Standards Dublin correspondent
ssys q warrant will Be issued for O'BFien.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach has held q
conference With magistrates from ell
parta OF the South and West Of Ireland.
mr.. 0sBFieR Talks Freely.
DuBLm, Nov. 29.-In an interviaw To-
day Mr.. O'Brien aaid be vas Of the
opinion that the Executive would be
defeated Ia trying 60 stem opinion In
favor Of reduction Of reuts, even Gen.
8AtANa A8NAANA 0E8l4A-4 - A1N0A VI TO
duosd rent. The Government, be said,
we're playing game Of bankrupt land
lords, whose estates we're 90 deeply en-
gagged that it was impossible for them
TO meet their engagements unless they
exaeted full rents. He feared the Gov
eEnment's action would lead 10 troubu-
Ions times, bat was oonfdsnt the Eng
lish psople would see the justice Of the
aiafs1,a rf the rR4ak r,saaa1sww "a ahas
the reSfesaiva policy would speedily
pFoducs a revolution Of feeling il EnG-
land against the suthoFs Of that policy.
More TinkeriRG.
LONDON, Nov. -. Sir Michael Hicks
Beach, Ohisf Secretary for ireland, d
formulating q scheme for the reform Of
the Irish Administration he has offered
the post Of Under Secretary 10 General
BuIler a. q pFovisioaal matter, and the
latter has 80 oeepted.