Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-15
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AbOut Cables.

AbOut Cables.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Times in an ed
itorial expressing satisfaction at the
completion of telegraphic communica-
ton between the United States and
South America, refers to the question
Of defending cables, and says the Uni
ted States cannot too soon acknowledge
the necessity for shielding submarine
telegraph lines by International Sane
tions, and must find the means of ap-
plying them.
Less Money.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows a
decrease of specie since the last report
of 9.a5O,0O0 marks.
Plenty or Money.
LONDON. Oct. Illegal tenders were
opened to-day at the Bank of England
for S2,0OO,OO0 worth of 4 per cent. de-
bentnres. The loan was covered at
about par. fE$t tFt, 90
- Lawyers for Rebels.
CAIRO. Oct. 14.-When the rebel pris-
oners were delivered TO the Egyptian
authorities the English insisted they be
allowed legal assistance. Egyptians
contend this condition does not bind
them to permit the engagement of for
eign counsel. The question will be re-
ferred to the foreign Office.
Enforced immigration.
DUBLIN, Oct. 14.-Owing to an alarm
ing increase Of pauperism in the south
of Ireland the Dublin union has taken
the lead in proposal to send one thou
sand able-bodied men and women to
Canada at cost of el0O.
Spanish Affairs.
MADRID, Oct. IA correspondent
states that, at a meeting of old Carlists
yesterday, it was decided that, in conse-
quence of Don Carlos's course of life,
his son, Prince James, should be pro-
claimed the chief of the Spanish Legiti-
mist party.
Thc Grecn Isle.
DUBLIN, Oct. I4-At the forthcoming
conference here, the question of direct
representation of Irish laborers should
be brought forward by prominent labor
advocates, and that Parnell be asked for
definite statements on the subject.
A Denial.
LONDON, Oct. IA. Justice Mccarthy.
speaking at a meeting at Stockham, near
London tonight, at theagravation Of the
Land and Labor heague, denied break
ing up the Irish party in Parliament.
who She Is.
CRY OF MFxIco, Oct. 1.-the per-
son who recently arrived in the United
States who is spoken Of by American
papers both as the widow Of President
Juarez and tie wife of President Con-
zales, is Mrs. Manteson. She was mar
ried to President Gonzales, but has been
separated from him for more than six
years. Mrs. Juarez died before her
husbands government contracted with
Delfin Sanchez for the construction Of
the Tehuantepec road.
A Stock Exchange has been organized
by the National Bank, to be opened to-
morrow.
An Anniversary Celebration.
GuAYAQuIL, Oct. 10.-Tomorrow be-
ing the anniversary of independence, the
towns aud ships will be gaily decorated.
A regatta will take place this morning.
| TO-n night there will be display of fire.
works. The festivities will last three
DAYS. Many visitors are here. Cholera
is raging in the district of Chiapas.
Marine.
DUBLIN, Oct. 14-Arrived, 7th-Ship
Great Admiral, from San Francisco.
ANTWERP, Oct. 14.-Arrived. 9Th
Bark John Trolley. from San Francisco.
| AMSTERDAM, Oct. H.-Ship st. Cloud,
from San Francisco, and James Nesmith
from San Francisco.
The Chlnese Sailers.
! Hone KoNo, Oct. 1.-THE Chinese
government is about to request certain
| intelligent lads to be admitted to the
naval and military academies of the
United States.
Beheadetl.
SINaApoRE, Oct. 14.-Explorer Witte
in the service of the British North Bor-
neo Company, was murdered by the
head hunters Of the Dyak. The custom
| of collecting human heads has beer
thought to be dead, but was not, it nov
seems.
The celebrated Crown Cylinder, jour
nal and other lubricotinR oils At Walt
4 Campbelrs.
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