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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-09
DYNAMITE AT PARIS.
Another Horrible Outrage by
the French Anarchists.
FOUR POLICEMEN SHATTERED.
4 Station Building Wrecked-Result OF
Examining Curious Saucepan
Found In tho Street.

PARIS. Nov. s.-Anarchists are at work
here again. This morning policemen found
an iron instrument resembling saucepan
near the Offices of the Armaux Mining
Company and took it to the police station
and began to examine it, when it ex-
ploded. When the CONSERVATION had SUBJ
sided search was made of the station and
the bodies of four policemen found. They
presented most CHASTITY spectacle, being
horribly mutilated. Besides the killed,
the inspector of police was MORALLY
wounded. So violent was the explosion
that houses in the vicinity were shaken to
their foundations and the occupants
rushed into the streets. fearing the build
ings were about to fall. Two stories of the
police building were completely wrecked
and the whole street thickly strewn with
who were killed ever knew what struck
them. They were fearfully mangied.
Death must have been instantaneous.
The excitement caused by the outrage
grows in intensity, and many threats were
made this afternoon. The prime minister.
minister of justice and project of police
visited the scene. The structure presented
sinister appearance. The room where
the explosion occurred was covered with
splashes of blood and bits of brains, skin
and bone. Fragments of bodies were
mixed with the debris and the sight was q
horrible one. Near the door lay the body
of a policeman, his clothing torn in shreds
and the viscera protruding. A portion of
the sergeant's body was found lying in a
corner of the room. The headiess trunk
of porter was found under bench. A
portion of his skull was picked up in the
adjacent street. Only part of the trunk
of the commissary secretary was found in
tact. The head was not discovered. The
police station will have to be pulled down.
A gendarme running to the sub-prefecture
to notify officials of the explosion fell dead
in the street from excitement.
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to pay a fair price therefor in village bonds, and
land that is thus acquired to be Let to the ten
ants by the parish.
The Cunarder Pavouis, at Liverpool from Bos-
ton, reports terrific weather. Wednesday dur
ing gale an old gentleman in the saloon was
thrown down and had several ribs broken. A
seaman was also badly injured.
receiving order has been made under peti-
ton OF r. Fades Walker, of Studey castle. W ar
wick, England. The liabilities are f20o. 600.
The estate consists of 3. 400 acres Of land and a
lot of brood mares. The sheriff is in possession.
Twelve hundred policemen were stationed at
Trafalgar square, London, on Saturday, to main.
tain order at a great meeting OF unemployed
workingmen which had been called. The meet
ing was izze, not more than 300 people at
tending.
In the lower house OF the Hungarian diet
Monday the minister of war was questioned
regarding the report that the ministry had re-
signed and the designations had been accepted.
He replied that Count Szapary, prime minister,
was the only member OF the government who
could give any information regarding the sub
ject
Navroyeni Pasha, the sultau's favorite ply
stefan, has been arrested in consequence OF his
rcvengefui wife sending the sultan her hus-
bands diary, in which daily notes were made
of the variable conditions of the sulfan's mind.
Navroyeni Pasha had been the trusted friend
and confident o. the snltans since the latter 8
childhood. He married a French Jewess, whose
scandalous life twice involved him in disgrace,
finally compelling him to apply for divorce.
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Mexican Indian Rebellion Probable.

CHIHUAHUA. Mex, Nov. 6.-The state and
general governments are much alarmed over
the Indian troubles in the western part OF tho
state, in the Sierra Madre mountains The
Yaqui indians are greatly aroused By the whole
sale massacre OF the Tomachie Indians by gov
eminent troops. Peaeeable faquis are leaving
their farms with their wives and children. and
are gathering at the appointed rendezvous,
where they have discovered another patron
saint In the person of beautiful Mexican girl
named Anita Rice. Saint Anita urges the In
dian worshipers to make war on the Mexicans
aud reclaim the rich lands taken in the laqui
river. The Indians and several hundred ignor-
ant Mexicans are now preparing to begin depre-
dations and n war of determinations. An out
break is expected as soon as winter sets in, and
the government is making active preparations
to aue.l the disturbance.
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Fires and Accidents a.,

A cyclone 100 yards wide and mile long
swept over Galveston island sunday, leveling
everything before il. number of houses were
demolished, one man killed and eighteen in
jured
The Atlas Iron Works at Potrero. San Fran
cisco. were destroyed by fire Monday morning.
The Union Iron Works. near by, were menaced
for time. Loss. $4,000. partly insured. Nearly
10 men lose employment.
Fire broke out in the feather-room OF Aiexan-
der Jansens furniture factory in San Francisco
Monday afternoon, caused by the overheating
of an electric engine used in cleaning feathers.
The stock and building were badly damaged
There was $3.50 insurance on the stock, but
that amount will not cover half the loss The
building is owned by Greed Raymond and is in
sured for ZOO.
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Highest Of all Leavening Power-Latest u Govt Report
RH!a!';!! R Bsxa:9
ABSOLUTELY Pure

that Dock killed his brother aud tried TO burn
the body. 1t did not burn last enough, and
he buried the unburned fragments. The me-
groes are greatly excited over the discovery and
threaten to lynch him
The stage between Downieville and Sierre
City, Csi., was held up Monday night by one
masked man a mile below Sierra City, and
Weiis-Fargos box was handed over to him In
compliance with his demands for spoiis.
Lieut. Bean had a sKirmish with Kids band
OF Apaches In the Chiricahua mountains,
Arizona, on Sunday, and captured their horses,
but had in turn to fortify himself and men,
Reinforcements we've forwarded TO him from
Fort Bowie.
or hn Hastings, alias John Mahogany, was de-
Nvered into the custody of two agents OF the
state OF Louisiana at Natchez, Miss, on We'd
nesday. They reached Jonesv.ile on Wednes'
nay night. Friday morning, while they were
guarding him, mob of masked men overpow.
erred them, took the prisoner and hanged him.
Within week one white man and four negroes
have been murdered. The murderer, his two
sons and his daughter, have paid the penalty
with their lives
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RED FLAG IN BELGIUM
Socialists Sing the Marseillaise
Hymn to the King.
ACRYFoR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
Workingmen Riot at Ghent-The Mon.
arch Approves tho Proposed Re-
vision OF tho Constitution.

BRussELs, Nov. s.-The king today
opened parliament in person. His ma
jesty drove from the palace to the house of
parliament. The socialists were alert, and
large number of them gathered from
central points, singing strongly "The
Marseillaise" as the king passed along.
In speaking to the senate the king alluded
to the proposed revision of the constitu-
ton. saving he was convinced it is the
work of concord and progress.
His majesty referred to the general COM
merciai depression, which he declared had
been made worse by rigorous protective
tariff. Nevertheless there was no diminu-
ton in the country's production or her
commercial activity. For outlets of COM
merce new markets were being discov-
ered
When the king concluded Jansen and
Ferron, Radical deputies for Brussels, rose
from their seats and shouted: "Long live
universal suffrage" As the king re-
turned to the palace and the civic guards
were returning to the depot. bands of So
cialists followed them, shouting for uni
versal suffrage.
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Criminal NAWa.

Two hundred names Illegally placed on the
Camden, y. j.. registration lists were stricken
of Monday morning.
Desidero Malino, a CARA revolu:ion!st, con
victed Of murder az san Diego, Tex. has been
sentenced 10 prison for life.
W. l. Pollock, the iewolry salesman who was
robbed on a NEBRASKA train, lost a case OF dia.
monds worth 5000 He was insured in the Dia.
lnond surety Company.
At the mining town OF B.ossburg. Ala, q card
game broken in q row. Joe Murphy fatally
shot Lawrence Early, Richard Thompson and
B. johnson, and escaped
Mr.. and Nrs Taako. Swedish settler. on a
claim three miles from Osarieso, l. T, were
found dead inside their house Friday. Both
had been shot. and the surroundings indicate
murder.
Anton n. Fougner, a Chicago patent lawyer,
was shot and killed On saturday by James Dali
ton. a manufacture, OF piano covers They had
= quarrel over some property. Dalton claims
self-defsnse.
Dock and Howard Taylor, prominent negro
farmers. both unmarried, had been living to-
gether a. Cathoert. Ca 1t has Just been dI.cov-
cred ths. they aua-seled . few days ago and
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AMUSEMENTS.'
..sIcFee OF Dublin"

On next Thursday night at the opera house
John T. Kelly, the clever Irish comedian. will
appear in his new play ''McFee OF Dublin The
play was written by Charles T. Vincent and Mr..
Kelly and it differs from other comedies OF the
present day in that it does not depend solely on
specialties or songs and dances for its success.
1t has a very clever and coherent story running
throughout and the interest 10 maintained to
the end. The new piece has met with great sue
cess in other cities and Kelly is credited with
having made the biggest kind of hit in tne
title role. Mr.. Kelly's abilities are well known
to our theater goers, who remember with pleas
ure his engagement here last season in "U & !. -
His performances are always spirited and full OF
vim and the fun never flags for an instant. The
supporting company is the best he has ever had,
including Florrie West, Adelaide Randall.
Flora veIdran, Nellie Page, Josephine Dit. Mil
dred Moseley. Marie Pi1iey, Harry Kelly, c. Jay
Williams, Frank w. Holland, James Quinn ana
Leo Wright The production will DO hand
somely staged and costumed and will be COM
plete in every detail.
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Foreign News.

The members OF the Chilean ministry have re-
signed.
The Thornton cloth factory, at St Petersburg.
was burned Saturday. Loss, 100000 roubles.
Another brutal murder was discovered in
Paris on Sunday. Tho victim was girl named
simon. Ia years of aSe. The body was found
with wounds in three places and was badly
bruised
serious election riot occurred Sunday at
foyoa do Nsr=irn, in the province OF Druro.
Portugal. In which IL is reported that several
persons were killed. The row started between
fishermen and laeorers
IN London Truth Lahouchere proposes a
heroic remedy for the depression in the agricnl-
tural industry Of Great Britain He says he
would allow every parish 70 appropriate the
land of non-occupying owners in the spring;
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SAN Francisco, Nov. John Ashton, who
kept sailor boarding house on Front street,
and who was drugged by Lizzie Valentine in
the Portland house on Kearney street on the
night of the 4th inst, died from the effects of
the poison yesterday. Ashton and man named
Langford were drinking in various saloons on
"Barbary Coast" and met the woman In one OF
the dives. She coaxed Ashton to her room, and
in his pockets, drugged him with morphine,
which she mixed in glass OF beer. At no time
after he had swallowed the drug did the man re-
cover consciousness for more than two or three
minutes.
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Aparchism still Active in Chicaxo.

CHICAGO. Nov. The chief OF police has
documents which seem to show that anarchism
in Chicago is not dead yet. 1t gives notice of
memorial M ,eting to be held November IL, the
anniversary OF the execution of the Haymarket
anarchists. Though carefully guarded and care
fully worded, it is inhammatory throughout,
and advocates boInb-throwing and dagger for
the Modern Caesar" 1t is supposed Chief Of
Police McClaughry is the Caesar referred to.
The anarchists yesterday dedicated the monu-
ment to the memory of their martyrs. The cere-
monies were preceded by parade in which
1,5oo people marched.
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Theodore Child K.ported De.d.

TEHERAN, Persia, Nov. lit is reported
that Theodore Child, of Harper's publish
ing house. New York, has died Of cholera
in Ispahan. He was making tour of the
East.
New YORK. Nov. THE report to the
London Times from Teheran. Persia, of
the death of Theodore Child, the critic and
magazine writer. Is doubted by Messrs.
Harper. They had letter from Child at
Tabris, Persia, which stated that both
himself and Mr.. Weeks, an artist travel
ing with him. had been attacked with
cholera, but both had recovered and ex-
pected to continue their journey.
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EASTERN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Nov. s-Cattle-Receipts, 1000:
strong. Best natives. S. So1o 70; good to choice,
4 1905 %: Others, $30O0i25; Texans, s. 5oy3. so;
Westerns. 81 00t5L6l
Hogs-Receipls. 5000: higher. Rough and
common, S. fst1 60; packers ana mixed, y 600
5 SIS; prime heavy and butchers weights, So 1tg
g. TO-
sheep-Receipts, 5000: the best are strong;
common neglected. Natives. $S.7S1a2S; West
erna 81 ofs1nI so Texans. 81 tSk6A .
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The Victoria Government building.

VICTORIA, Nov. Z. - [Special.] - The
board of examiners appointed to select the
five best designs submitted for the new
government buildings here awarded the
prizes as follows: w. ]. Rattenbury, Van
couver; Thomas c. Zorby. Victoria;
Francis Brown. Toronto: F. NJ. Garden,
Chicago. and J. NJ. Cooner, Boston. and
w. P. SkilIings. Seattle. the last two men
having combined on one plan. These ac-
cepted plans will now be completed and
finished, and in about three months will
again compete for final selection,
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Wedding at Black Diamond.

BLACK DIAMOND, Nov. Especial. ION Sat
urday evening at 7:5o at the residence Of the
brides parents, Miss Annie Haubnicht and Mr..
Henry Bainton were united in tho bonds OF
matrimony. Miss Amelia Haubnicnt, sister of
the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Mr.. William
Williams as groomsman. Rev. H. T. Shepard
officiated. About 100 invited guests were pres
ent. Tho presents were costly and numerous.
bountiiul supper was served at o'clock, after
which the party assembled at the hall and in.
dulged in grand ball until early morn.
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Socialist Riots 1T Client.

GHENr. Nov. There was q violent
demonstration of the socialists to-
day. Speeches favoriug universal
suffrage and otherwise inflammatory
were made. The socialists paraded the
streets, and the disorder became so great
the police force charged. Later troops
had to be summoned, but the riot was not
quelled until many were injured. The
ringleaders of the mob were arrested.
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Our New Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. six of the new
vessels now nearing completion will be placed
in commission during the next three months
The vessel building at Elizabeth, N. j.. will be
commissioned December 10; the coast defense
vessel Monterey, now building at the Union
Iron Works, San Francisco and the gunboat
Machias. building at Bath. Me-. will be commits
stoned January 10; the armored cruiser New
YORK, building at Philadelphia by Messrs
Cramp Il Co., and the 2,001-ton cruiser Detroit,
building al the Columbia Iron Works, Balti.
more. on January n, and the cruiser building
at Baltimore on February %.
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A Falling Rock smashes a Train.

SAN ANTONIO. Nov. The passengers who
arrived today from Mexico were delayed twelve
hours by the wreck of the northboun passen-
ger train on the Mexican National railway FRI
day. Thursday night q large rock from an
overhangng cliff, near Rinconada, Mexico. fell
upon the track. The passenger train crashed
Into the obstruction, throwing the engine and
three coaches off the track. The engineer and
fremen were badly injured and twenty passeu.
gers seriously wounded.
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Cheyennes and Arapahoes Starving.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 7.-Gen. Miles passed
through here today, having completed his an
nual inspection of the Indian reservations.
Gen. Miles, in an interview, stated that the con-
dition of affairs was satisfactory everywhere,
excepting among the Cheyennes and Arapahoes.
The latter tribes expect to 60 on the warpath
unless the government takes steps Immediately
to relieve them from threatened starvation.
Since their reservation was opened to settle
ment their ignorance OF agriculture, combined
with the poor character OF the soil and with the
disinclination OF the Indians to work, has re-
suited in bringing them to a condition verging
upon starvation.
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BIRMINGHAM, Conn.,, Noy. DIR. and
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage spent Sunday
here. DR.. Talmage spent most of today
answering kilograms concerning his So
called disappearance. He is much annoyed
at the stories, particularly those referring
to his wife's mental condition. A report
was current in New York that Mrs. Tai
mage had become insane.
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Bloody Feud in Mississippi.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Nov. IA bloody feud is
now on in Kemper county. Some years ago
Tom Tolbert. convicted OF rape, escaped from
the penitentiary. was recaptured and escaped
again. The sheriff took steps to arrest him,
and sent Deputies Spinks and Donald to do the
work. The deputies left to arrest Tom and John
Tolbert, and were fired on. Spinks ana Donald
returned the fire, killing John Tobert Tom
escaped, but was chased by hounds and took
refuge in his fathers house. The house was
surrounded and fight followed. Thomas Cole,
one of the posse, WAS killed.
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Victory for Portland Gamblers.

PORTLAND, Nov. THE police commits
sioners tonight removed Chief of Police
Spencer and elected C. H. Hunt as his
successor. The charges which resulted in
the removal grew out of quarrel he had
with reporter at the city Jail week ago.
(Spencer had made himself very offensive to
the gamblers by his repressive measures, and
they had him removed.1
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Mrs. Parne,l podcing Her Debts.

LONDON, Nov. s.-Mrs. Catharine Parnell,
widow OF the late Charles Stewart Parnell, has
obtained under her own petition receiving
order from the Brighton court she VIII make
a full statement OF her affairs Thursday. 1t is
not believed Mrs. Parnell is bankrupt, but that
she has taken action TO protect herself against
claims made against her own estate and that OF
her late husband.
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At COrdray's TheAter.

The second nights performance OF "The Great
Metropolis" at Cordray's was another great sue
cess Again the intense interest taken in the cleo
tons brought down the attendance to low ebb
The performers, Notwithstanding this, gave an
excellent performance, and there is no doubt
that the piece will have a most successful run
for the remainder of the week. In the auditor
ium fine entertainment was given which was
thoroughly enjoyed by those present
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Wife Murder and SnIcide-

DASvILLE, Ky, Nov. s-Allison Owens. son OF
Or. D. Owens, a well-to-do citizen of Clinton
county, arose from his bed and, after removing
his young child to another room. returned with
an ak and murdered his wife. Then with a
razor he slashed his throat twice, making
wounds which will probably prove fatal He
became insane through brooding over the acct.
dental death of a favorite child,
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The Kittitas County Murder,

ELLENsBURG, Nov. 7.-lSpecial. THE remains
of the man who was found murdered above
here yesterday have been viewed by hundreds
at the morgue today. The body presented a
horrible appearance. The identity has not yet
been discovered. though some think the mans
name was Hogan, Others that he is Charles II.
Frye, a cattle dealer of Seattle. The face was
photographed and the body inferred at tho
county's expense.
tCharles II. Frye, of the firm of Frye h
Bruhn. butchers OF this city, was at his homo
gig Cherry street, last night alive and WE'LL
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NO QUARTER TO THE AMAzoNs.
The French VIII Shoot All Prisoners IL
Specialization for Outrages.

liberalization for Outrages.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. S.-MaI advices from
Dahomey state that owing to the action of
the Amazons in mutilating prisoners. Col.
Dodds ordered the men to give no quarter
and to shoot all prisoners.
PARIS, Nov. THE governor of Porto
Novo telegraphs that Col. Dodds attacked
the fortress at Muace November and cap
tured it after desperate fight. The Da-
homeyans attacked the French column
November s, but after four hours hard
fighting were defeated, the French having
one officer and SIX men killed and four Of
ficers and sixty men wounded.
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The Harhor Line Case.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. THE su.
preme court today advanced to the second
Monday in January for hearing the case
of Prosser vs.. the Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company, involving the title to a
large tract of water front in the state of
Washington.
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SHINING Intelligence.

PORT GAMBLE, Nov. Especial. l-Arrived-
Sch Robert Levers. she loads lumber cargo
for Honolulu.
PoRr BLAK.LEY, Nov. s-Sailed-Bankburn.
ANTWERP, Nov. S-Arrived-Chicsgo, from
New York.
New YORK, Nov. s-Arrived-Ailer, from
Bremen.
Boston, Nov a-Arrived-Cephalonia, from
Liverpool
SAN Francisco, Nov. s.-Arrived-Steamers
Truckee. Portland and Ti!lamook.
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VANCOUVER, b. c., Nov. Especial. Tho
Pacific express, due here Sunday noon. arrived
at 5 O'Clock this morning. 1t was delayed five
hours by a rockslde at Revelstoke, aud time
was lost near Sicamouse, where a tree had been
blown across the track. This tree had thrown
the engine, tender aud two cars of the Atlantic
express. which left here on Friday, from the
rails Fortunately and narvelousiy no one was
iniUred.