Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-17
PACIFIC COAST.


PACIFIC COAST.
Po1rLAND. Or, Oct. 16.-The steamer
Emma Hayward, which has been h
Bakers bay for . week awaiting an op-
portunity TO cross out, returned to Asto-
ma today. Cnless the weather moder.
ateo, her pae9aQo to the Sound NAV have
to be delayed till spring.
Bellleese Printer.
PORTLAND. Or, Oct. 16.-In an alter
cation in WallinR's printing Office todsy
!. b. Alphonse cut Henry Roullett with
| 2 paper knife, indictinQ severe wound
phonse was arrested and released on
bail.
Adjourn Friday.
Tho Legislature has passed q Joint
resolution to adjourn on Friday, the 10th
| inst.
Geain aarkes.
SAN FRANoIsCo, Oct. 16.-Wheat, dull
at $l.621l@1.675<; barley weak, at
S1.XH@l.3lx for feed, $l.35Ql 40 for
brewing, and 81 .35(dl 20 for Chevalier
oats vary firm, at 81 1.6O6l 20; corn, white
$2.S, yellow $l.62h11.66; hay 126
1870; potatoes. $l@L.25.
New Commander.
San FRANC1sCo, Oct. 16.-0en. Nc
DOwell turned over the command of
the Division Of tho Pacific to General
Schohsd yesterday.
A sAan Acceptance.
CoNsrAxTMoPLE, Oct. 16.-The Sui
tan's acceptance, Of Said Pasha's con-
ditions for remaining in Office, viz: the
abandonment Of The Austro-G German
alliance, the acceptance of accomplished
acts in Egypt, and the re-establishment
Of . good understanding between En-.
gland and France on the Eastern ques
ton. was only in principle, and that the
sultan really desires to frustrate Said
Irish Rxeasenent.
DUBLIN, Oct. 49, Reviewing the pro-
gram of tho national conference, an
Irish journal says it is strictly constitu-
tional and parliamentary. Only within
the lines Of the constitution can the
battle Of ireland be effectually fought.
Elaborate military Arrangements have
been made at the vice regal lodge. Sol
diers leave the. barracks only I'm couples.
Half the available force viii be retained
in the barracks. Haremon, the hang
man, is threatened with assassination If
ho goes 10 Ireland to perform an execu-
ton. FlzI s 8s
ssrsrr lnneceas Arab,
OAno, Oct. 16.-N is believed in
official circles that proof of Arab Pa
sha's oompicity in the June nassacres
At Alexandra will not be Obtainsble.
It il claimed Miuet, the Swiss, car
prove many Bed0uins were shot ut Ar
abi's order for lootinR.
Barred oaG
San FnANorsco, Dot. 16.-In tho case
Of the City and County Of San Fran
CISCO against the bondsmen Of Alexan-
der Austin, late Tax Collector, to recover
upwards Of ono hundred thousand dol
lars. tho Court to-day rendered a decision
for the defendants ON tho ground that
tho SUIT WAS barred out by the statute of
limitations.
stsek oastatiens.
SAX FRANcIsCo, Oct. 16.-Following
are tho latest stock quotations:
California. 25o Day, Go,
ViIginia, 60, Mexican, 6A,
Union, 5H, Nevada, ~,
Eureka 14H, Best, 81,
Point, ~; Belcher, 1,
Utah, 20, DiablO. ~,
N. Belle. 12X, Bullion. $50,
Savage, 500, Mono, 75o,
1iptop ~, Ophir, 2X,
King LIZ. Curry, ~,
OvsGman. lSo. i
Ship In Trouble.
SAN FRANCIsCo, OCT. 16.-The British
ship Bremen, D0uQall, master, from
Liverpool, ran ashore ON the Farallons
Island this morning at 8 O'Clock, during
a dense fog. The crew were all saved
and brought here by the schooner
Daisy Rowe. The vessel will probably
be Q total loss. At tho time the ship
struck . moderate wind was blowing.
Tho lookout saw land only q few
lengths ahead. and there was no time
to change the course OF the ship. She
struck and turned broadsido on the
rocks, pounding heavily. The crew
were demoYalized by the shock and
apparent danger from falling spars, and
Notwithstanding the effort Of Captain
Dou9all TO maintain order, made a rush
to the boats. One capsized.
The boats lay OF and on for about
two hours, when finding efforts to save
the ship or anything on board were
fruitleas, the oaptained signalled the
boats. and the mate Was taken OF. Ow-
ing 10 the tatoneas of the hoar the tug
did mot 20 TO the wreck today. It il
believed. howover, that nothing will he
saved from the ship.