Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-21
FO R EIGN.


The Gar In Moscow.
Moscow. Sept. 2O.-The Imperial cou
has been established in the Kfemli
An order has been promulgated stain
that, in consequence of the arrival /
the Emperor and Empress at Moscov
and of the Imperial procession to
made to the Cathedral on the fOlloWiu
day, persons are requested 10 attend I
the Kremlin this afternoon. The priI
cipal army and navy officers and a
persons entitled to present themselves q
court, the municipal authorities of Mo-
COW and other cities, the principal men
bers Of the Russian and foreign mel
camille community and trades, are ais
required to attend.
4 New Alliance.
LONDON, Sept. aO.-Dispatches fror
CattarO say that news has been receiye
from Cettinge that a defensive and OF
fensive alliance has been concluded be
tween Russia and Montenegro.
The Falk Laws at Work.
BEEsLAu, Sept. 0.-A Catholic cleY
Rvman of some rank has been fined 20
marks for libeling Prince Bismarck il
an article on the Chancellor's attitud
toward kalturkampen.
4 Commeeien In Calvs.
LONDON, Sept. D.--A telegram il pub
lished here stating that in consequenc,
of some disorder in the Arab quarter O,
Cairo, General Wolseley has threatened
in the event of renewal, to open fir
from the citadel.
A General Order.
CAIR0, Sept. 0.-The following cen.
eral order has been issued, to be read al
the head of every British regiment or
three successive parades:
The General commanding in Chief
congratulates the army upon its bril-
liant success, crowned BY the capture OF
Arabi Pasha and the surrender of Cairo
The General commanding in chief feels
proud to place upon record the fact
that the brilliant achievements of the
campaign are to be attributed to the
high courage and noble devotion of all
the ranks called upon to show discipline
under exceptional privations, to give
proO1pf fOrtitude in extreme toll, and
show contempt for danger in battle.
Officers and men have responded with
zeal and alacrity, adding another chap
ter to the long roll Of British victories.
Death sf Abdallah Pasha.
CAIBO, Sept. 2O.-Abdallah Pasha
his black regiment and said
be expected them to fight to the last.
He declared that Arab had turned
traitor and fled, but Kafr-El-Dwar was
making heroic resistance. A soldier
asked why they should risk their lives
for Arab and. Abdallah replied that
they were net fighting for him, but for
the religion of their country. Their
CaEph, he said, should be found ready to
die. As he was saying this the soldier
replied. Then die" and shot him
through the stomach. He was sur
prised.
Caire chat.
CAIno, Sept. 20.--Ths review OF the
British troops on the arrival of the
will be an imposing spectacle.
It is expected that about 100000 troops
will be in line.
The Swiss prisoner denies that he
aided Arab Pasha in the construction
IF defenses. He says that he confined
himself to the ambulance department,
md says he wishes to serve only un-
Ter Gen. Cross.
The Tines savs.
roxrov S.rt 0O-rha T,,, .,,
hera can he M ,,os osS;hlo Unost;"n vh:t'
,ve, NAV 10 The pI,;r,afa roI;t;nai aol,,.
ion. that the Khediye must for a con-
time lean upon the force that
las destroyed the rebel. 4 large num-
,er OF our troops will no doubt return
,ome, but there must remain sufficient
orce TO overawe disatfection. 10 go
urtherr say the organized action OF
form OF Go7ernment for the
! nai4senaIce T on o:oor "oss prooeeo un-
wa A S" =
wSs.so.s ADs'
CAn0, Sept. N.-Abdailah PashA has
'een shot by his own soldiers, He was
q command OF the forces at Damletta.
Bonbshells. Etc.
VIENNA, Sent, 2O.-A man named O1-
rdank, who was arrested while max
nR bombs, declares that they were In.
ended as a greeting OF the youth OF
.ay ~ :ae asselinn AZ nssna. LII haa .alsss. S Au
estad at Comsnns ~ :"
Weel Sales.
LONDON, Sent. 2O.-At the wool sales
oday lO4, 800 bales were disposed of;
SYDNEY and Victorian. The
,rices are unaltered.
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