Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-22
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FOR EI0N.
II Making Arrests.
II ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 2l.-Several freef
arrests wefo made today. Among the
! Re1ons arrested are said 10 b Grandel
frefect Of Police. He has been placed
.. in irons.
III Senssb1e Nen.
II CossfAHrINoPLE, Sept. 1.-THE Am
oassad0rs express confidence in the pol-
icy OF England in regard to Egypt, and
advlss the Porte to act in accord With
her.
Al Let Ous.
i Du1LM, Sept. 1-The last Of the sue-
ham Jail.
The Greek Rronases.
II CoSsrAxTINoPLx. Sept. 2l.-It il stated
certain Powers, including Germany. de-
cilned to consider Russia's pfopooal 70
refer tho Turkey Greek frontier quee-
tson 10 conference Of Ambassadors
| Da0iessa Des0ea.
/ ALExANDRIA, Sept. 9.-0eueral Wood
ana Admiral DOwell move simultane-
o0siy upon Damietta early tomorrow,
and will demand it, surrender.
| War Neses.
CAIRO, Sept. 2l.-The Rarrison of
Damietta refuses to surrender.
PoRT SArD, Sept. Effort Ghemileh
surrendered. The garrison was found
70 consist Of only eighty men. the re-
malnder OF the force having gone TO
DamiettA last evening. ObedaIl Pashs's
men at Shirbin escaped. The Britiah
cannot proceed further owing to a break
IN the railway. The khedive refused 70
receive the natives.
The Cave Of Adallau.
CAIRO, Sept. 2l.-The rebel entrench-
ment at kafr-El-Dvar, abandoned by
the British. has become q refuge for
iUO Bedouins, some Of whom are armed.
Aa Interview.
| CoNsTAxINoPLE, Sept. 2l.-United
otatea Minister Wallace had an audi
ence with the Sultan today.
The LenaGellow Ceaaaaittee.
| LONDON. Sept. 21.-Kall Blind, Justin
McCarty and Childers Foster Joined the
l.onafellow Memorial Committee.
Loot Discovered.
CAIRO, Sept. 2l.-Oot of about G2OO.-
UOO taken from the treasury by Arab
Pasha. el8.000 have been discovered at
the War office.
Giving Il Up.
PoBr SAID, Sept. 21.-Nearly all the
garrison at Fort Ghernlich fed before
the surrender. The garrison at Dami- |
eta will lay down their arms. Abdal- |
Lab Pasha and AbOulata Pashs, with a |
small escort, have gone in the direction
of Cairo.
Conc - Mlxhes.
MALTA, Sept. 19.-Commander Roae-
!yn, specially promoted fer bravery at |
E-el-kebir, died Of his wounds today. |
Deseraes's Fate.
RoME, Sept. 2l.-The COurt-martial |
condemned Lieutenant Paoluci. who |
deserted to serve with Arab Pasha, to |
two years imprisonment and dismissal |
from the army.
Faneral sensrx.
OXFORD, Sept. 21.-GladstOne was a |
pail ll-bearer at the funeral Of DR.. Pusey, |
and Cardinal Newman walked beside |
the coffin. Bishop 1cKarkness, Dean |
Liddell and Canon Liddon Ofiiciated |
at the service. The flags of the oitv /
were at half-mast All the disnitaries |
OF the University wore present.
The Cyar's Visit.
Moscow, Sept. 2l.-The Emperor Wis
tied the Cathedral today. He expresses
himself highly gfatified at his cordial |
welcome and the many manifestations |
Of loyalty.
The Msea.Eyea Race wake u The
british liea.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Ata meeting of tho
democratic faction to discuss tho pro-
posed introduction Of Chinese labor in
to Great Britain, a motion calling upon
the Governments to frame measures to
prevent the importation Of Chinese.
Mr.. Parr Of San Francisco said that
II the Chinese como to:0reat Britain.
English workinRmen must 20 or die,
The Gaspeakable Tark.
CArrARo, Sept. H.-Leaders Of tho
Albanian League at Sonitai have 10
solved to rob and massacre the richest |
Christians, including tho English Con-
sui: Two hill tribes marched to Sou
tarl and prevented tho massacre. The |
Consul has asked that the garrison st |
Soutari be reinforced.
Nero e1 ggyps.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Alexandria dis
patches state thGt isolated punish |
ments among tho lower Glasses will |
produce no effect until Arab Pasha and |
other leading rebels are publicly dis
posed OF.
A member of Gen. Wolsslsy's STAFF |
states that an early return to England |
OF q portion Of the troops has not ret |
been discussed.
Dynamite DeviJs.
TRIESTE, Sept. 2l.-O. Verdank and |
twenty young men, most Of the party
deserters from tho army, drew lots to |
decide who should throw bombs at |
Emperor Francis Joseph during his re- |
ception here. verdank attempted sui |
eide. A Russian at Kief prepared the
bombs. The police Of Visuna are
making domiciliaIy visits.
Wsel sales.
LoNDon, Sept. 21.-Eleven thousand
four hundred bales Of wool were sold to- |
day; the lot being principally Sydney,
Port Phillip and New Zealand wool OF !
good quality. Composition rates are
firm.
0ellcP Expleslon.
LAcHuH, Ont, Sept. 91.-The ferry
ateamee Richelieu exploded this morn
ing, killing pilot Dugnetta, James
Richardson and Persillus Arniot. The
son Of the pilot Il missing. and il il sup
posed that he was blown overheard.
several passengers were severely soalded
BY steam.
Ton0uTo, 6ept. 2l.-The Dominion
Government win shertly investigate the
Lon of the Aaia.
GLADGroNgs R1PARIIR,
Ona famous night in the House Of |