Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-03

OrEIN, Sept. 2.-k b stated that me.
MORALS have been sent to the Chief
Secretary, saving that If the men who
were discharged are reiustated all the
men will return to duty.
LAter-The offers Of the policemen
are II reinststed to waive all furt her
claims Pending meeting Of the Com
mission 70 consider their grievances. the
police viii hold q mass meeting tonight
TO discuss the answer which is expected
70 this communication. or a. they term
It, the uitimatum." The Law officers
are OF the opinion that the services of
the Orangenen may be accepted a. spe-
cial constables, bot of c0urse, in their
capacity OF citizens, and not IA Orange
men.
Fev0inA . CanU.
PoRr SAID, Sept. 2.-Arabi ID forming
a camp at SalihilRah, thus thresseninQ
the canal and the British tanks. Cen
eral Wolssley 10 taking q counter move
mcnf.
The Neble Deaoulp.
KAsaAssIx, Sept. "A wounded Arab
odicef states that hardly had the Brit.
ish cavalry swept through tho Arab
ranks in the fight here recently when .
horde Of Bedouins poured in and began
to strip and rob the dead and wounded
OF both sides, killing any Of the wound
ed who were able to resist.
Colonel Tulloch is trying 70 win the
confidence Of the peasants, ono of whom
has brought In over . hundred sheep
and sold them to the army. Many Of
the prisoners are simple farmers, and
several Of them have been released, and
invited to come in with vegetables, and
establish regular market.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 2.-The Agincourt's
launch, which was close to the shore on
Saturday, fired several shOtse at the
ensmy's entrenchments. The latter
replied with veil directed fire, where
upon tho Ninotaur sent q heavy shell
into their midst and dispersed the
enemy.
A correspondent visited Meks ON Sat.
urday, and found that work ON the en-
trenchments there had ceased, and that
about 60OJ OF tho enemy had been with
drawn.
1 FFixhtisl Report.
MADRID, Sept. 2.-Deaths from chol-
era at Manila average 800 daily. At
Il0ils 1850 persons have died from the
same disease during tho last fortnight.
4 big Ssrlke Threasened.
MANcHEsrKR, (En9.) Sept. AT q
conference OF miners held here today,
il WAS decided to demand an advance
In their pay, and il an increase was not
obtained BY October, to make q general
stand for their terms throughout the
Kingdom in mining Legislation. Il was
resolved to erect q marble statue in
Of Mcdonald in front Of the
Miners Hall ct Durham. It. vas recon-
mended that political association bo
formed among tho miners with q view
to supporting candidates for PaIliS-
ment who are favorable to the changes
sought for BY the miners.
Tee Much Wind.
LoNDoN, Sept. 2.-There has been a
heavy gale in England and Scotland,
causing serious damage to the crops.
Weel Sales.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-At tho wool sales
300 bales were sold, chiefly Sydney,
New Zealand and Port Phillips.
Net Raeaxh.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2.-Queenaland emi-
grafton agents have refused to accspt
one pound per head, offered BY i've
hundred policemen, for passage to
Queensland.
Mules Wanted.
LONDON, Sept. IA number Of voter.
mary surgeons have been sent to Italy,
Spain, Smyrna and New York to inspect
mules for uSo in EQypt,
4 Tarb1lene City.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2, midnight.-Ths city
b in 4 most excited state. The military
tonight charged ON . mob surrounding
the O'Connell statue and cleared the
spot. A posse Of police on duty on
Sackville street are making frequent
charges in order TO clear tho sides Of tho
streets. There il much stone throwing
and several arrests have been made.
Both military and police are much
booted, but show great f0fbeaIance. Il
is stated that the police have expressed
their determination to again throw OF
their uniforms on Monday II the dis
missed men b not reinstated.
Mere selaiers.
Po1TsxourH, Sept. 2.-The Monarch
and Tyne have sailed for EQypt With
1000 men.
IsHALIA, Sept. at 10 reported on
Ro0d authority that tho commandant q
Tel El Kebif Il inclined to abandon tho
pause Of Arabi Pasha.
Allies.
vienna, Sept. 2.-Count Won Walkeu-
5tein, Austrian Embassad0g at st. Pc
Eersburg, II charged with tho establish-
mont of an intimate understanding bo.
tween Russia and Austria in regard to
eastern afairA This statement has ref-
Brence to Yum0Ts current some time ago
tho expected visit Of the
Czar to foreign courts, and moro partio-
ularly 10 the court Of Vienna.
KAsaAssrx, Sept. 2.-This afternoon
he British troops remained In the posi-
lion in which they were at the last 70
port. Arabi Pasha's o0tposts are two
miles distant. The British armed train
b now completed and fitted up ready for
action.
Rom, Sept. Alt i ensrgstieally d.
nied that there II any hostile feeling On
Ehs part Of Italy towards England.
A Needing ln Dahltn.
Dunu, Sept. IA meeting of police
neu, q which al the dismiaed men
md those who resigned wses present,
wae held this evening. Canaan Pope
poke. He urged the polio4 70 submit
70 the authorities, and urged those Who
had resigned 70 return to their duty and
petition for the reinsratsment Of The
dismissed meu. Ths men unAnimo1aly
refused this advioe. They aid thsy
we're willing 10 return 70 duty tAe mo-
nsut the dismissed men were rsiustated
md assurances givsn them that their
zrievances would b conaideeed. u any
occur the respo06bility
would b With the Police C0mmfssio0-
NJ
A serious disturbance occurred 70
nieht In StopAens stroet. 4 numbee of
pooial eonseablea, Who had dHunkG0
man IN charge, vege attached, and ooo
Ras seEiooaly injured.
UnsasasGheossy Police.
DuMM, Sept. 2-Several msn vege
6ned for inG1ltinG polieemsn Who did
auty With the military last eveaing.
Locd Epe0oee Il oon6ultina with tho
Chief Of Police and hi aaniGeAnAs. An
lxTanesmsnts tos peliee duty ssom IN
,omp1seo.