Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-28
FO r e IG N.
Destructive Fire.

FOR e IG n.
DestFuetiye Fire.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Smyth's hosier,
factory, at Balbriggan, Ireland, burnet
last evening, thiOwing 800 persons on
of employment.
Diplomacy.
BERLIN, Sept. SIT is semi-officiall,
announced here that the Powers expec
a Communication from Great Britain
within a few days. soliciting an expires
sion of their views on the state of af
fairs in Egypt.
An Easy Victory.
LONDON, Sept. T.-The Great Eastern
Railway handicap at New Market wa!
won by Lorillard's Arizona, Hornpipt
second, War Horse third. Betting wal
two to one against Arizona at the start
She won by six lengths.
Liberal Aid.
VIENNA, Sept. T.-An ordinance ha!
been issued authorizing the Government
to expend 1000 fiorins in aiding suf
ferers by the food in Ty1ol.
Movement Of Troops.
ALEXANDRA, Sept. 27.-The Manches
ter and Derbyshire regiments have beer
ordered to re-embark for India.
Purely Unselnsh.
Lyndon. Sept. H.-Fawcett, the Post
master General, while speaking al
Hackney, said: England has Lo sell
fish object. Her chief concern is to So
cure to the Egyptians the best govern.
ment and the greatest amount of liberty
possible. The abuses connected with
the late control will be avoided in the
future. The Egyptians will not have to
subnait to the injustice Of an unduly
large part of the revenues being apprO.
priated by foreign officials"
Hostile Demonstrations.
PARIS, Sept. 2S.-While the Jeromis,
section of the Bonapartists were hold
ing meeting to denounce the newspa-
pers X. Pays and Petit Corporal, the op.
position section If the party forced an
entrance into the hall. RevOlvers and
sword canes were displayed and num-
Der of assaults committed. The Jerom.
lists declare that the recent duel between
Dechard, editor of Petit Corporal, and
Demassas, another editor, in which the
latter was killed, was virtually an as
sassination. The feud between the two
sections is becoming very intense. The
French Republicans are delighted with
the dissensions among their enemies.
Spanish Politics.
MADRID, Sept 27.- Marshal Serrano,
the Liberal leader of the Cortez an.
nounces his intention to declare for the
Constitution OF June 1st, 1869; which
makes the King irresponsible. and
places all the responsibility upon the
Min sters. The Ministry and their sup
pOrters have reaOlved to oppose any
change,
TORONTO. Sept. 27.-The obssrtory Of
ticials have ordered storm warnings on
lakes Erie and Ontario; also at GeOrg-
ian bay and lake Huron ports
DEGREES Agreed Upon.
CAI1o, Sept. N.-The Ministers today
agreed upon three DEGREES, which the
khedive will sign tomorrow, for the
prosecution of all acts of rebellion COM
mitted by military or civilians. The
commission will consist of nine mem
bers, who will be under the Presidency
Of Ismail Bey.
The second decree orders a Court
martial, with eight members, Raouf Pa
sha presiding. to be held in Cairo.
The third directs ithe assembling in
Alexandria another Court-martial to try
ALL cases submitted by tribunals recent
ly appointed.
Another Race.
LONDON, Sept. H.-The CRANKY stakes
were won by GOldmaster, Golden Farm
or second, Onward third. LOrillard's
C0manche fourth.
Races.3
BRIGHTON BEACH, Sept. 26.-In the
mile race Loroa was first, Annie G. sec-
Ond, Searle thirn. Time, 1:5Ok.
Then next was a seven n-eiehths mile
race. Wakefield won, Talisman second.
Blackmere third. Time, Lbs.
In the mile heats Ballard won two
straight heats. Time, 1:4S1S, I:52,
Mile and oe eighth. Joe Murray
first, Ida b. second. Little Dan third.
limo, 1Oa.
Hurdle race, mile and a-quarter. Jim
MCGOWAN first, Lilly Maxon second,
Malpios third. Time, 2:27.
English Notes.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Sachem and Book
AAA0ACA 0AO nuO00 III bIlV O6GLluV OU tOS
race for the CambridQeshire stakes,
DE Lesseps says in regard to the pro-
posed second canal. that he possesses
the exclusive right in the premises. The
Times says It entertains grave doubts. as
to the validity of this claim.
Killed by an Earthquake.
PANAMA, Sept. 16-The earthquake
killed only four persons on the Isthmus,
One woman died from fright. The
damage to property is not as great as
was first reported at Montaneros, de-
stroying houses and crops only.
south American News.
The American schooner Transit is re-
ported seized at Cape Tracias.
AdOs. Nicaragua, was captured by
revolutionists, who hoped they could
thus capture San Juan del Norte, gener-
ally called Greytown. Emiliano Her
rera seized the town, and declared
himself chief OF the Provisional Gov
ernment Of the Atlantic Coast. and un-
der his authorization the schooner Tran.
sit was seized. She was subsequently
recaptured by Captain Thompson and
his men. The rebels carried the flag of
Nicaragua, which, with the men cap
tured on retaking the vessel, was deliv-
cred into the custody of the United
States Consul.
After the Transit left the populace at
Ad0s rose against the rebels, seized
them and executed two of the leaders,
Emiliano Herrera and Miguel Criera,
thus peace was at once restored. The
Consul took the prisoners delivered to
him by Captain Thompson to Greytown,
and turned them over to the Nicara9uan
Governor at that port, who in turn sent
them to Granada, where they are now in
prison, awaiting trial.
DIR. Anice D'Arsee. one OF the richest
and most highly educated Bolivians, has
been elected President Of the Bolivian
Congress. He is . staunch advocate of
peace at any price.
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