Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-06-09
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Ce01AG - AAAR10.
koHDos, Ju1s G. NisAAAl DgStt
satls Tor Amafia today tn ~ seea0a
Gsrmania. The object Of his visit il 4
explain the soope and meaning of tn
new devslopmsnt Of land agitatioC
which has been formed for The national.
tzation Of Ireland. Davitt has snfoeesd
the ideas advanced BY Henry 0eefea
and other ooumnnistio writer's, thai
ownsrship Of land In any country
should b completely vested in the 6tass
and not in private owners, whsthsr pre-
sent propristors or landlords. This Il
novel departure in Irish social politics,
and one not likely 70 be received with
favor by the 10000 farmers Who have
been taught BY the agitation Of the past
few years to look forward to the time
vhsn they should b owners Of Irish
farms. Dayitt, however, has eoaAdsnes
In the truth Of his theories, and hops
to convert Irish-Amsrioans to his way
OF thinking. However, the launching
OF this new programme ct this critical
period has been generally condemned
by his party associates. They believe
the Introduction Of this oommunistio
idea will drive from the Land League
ranks the conservative and clerical
elements. which contributed % much
strength to the Land League move
msnt.
Ti0es On the Wese Ceass.
PANAMA, May 29.-Intsllieeuos from
tho south coast 10 to the effect that Eo-
uador Is in the throes of revolution.
Peru il in anarchy and disorder, and
Chill smittsn BY epidemic and cured
BY briganda&e. Fifty million dollars
In spurious bank notes were put in cir.
culation In Peru. Many hitherto 70.
spectacle people are involved. The
people Of Peru are % anxious peace
should be made that some leader NAV
be forced into the position of oonclud-
ing terms with Chill. An Indian rising
in the interior was suppressed. II Ecua. |
dor Is in arms against Q dictator.
The Perte's Representative.
ALEXANDRA, June 7.-Dervisch Pssha
and suite were enthusiastically received
oy native troops. The British and
French admirals paid . complimentary
visit to Dervisch Pasha. who will pro-
sesd to Cairo tomorrow.
RevolatienaRy.
CAI1o. June 7.-At q meeting Of mill. |
Eary at Arab Pasha's house, yesterday. |
Pasha and Abdela Pasha spoke |
'ehemently against tho Khedivs. Thsy
'aid hs should die before they would |
allow Arab Pasha to bs driven out Of |
he country by either Europeans or |
Turk. Arabi Pasha continues receiving.
He sent instructions to the provinces on !
Monday night to quicken mobilization
u reserves, making explanation BY stat.
nR tho Khedive had turned Christian
md sold tho country to the Enalish,
Well informed persons believe, il tho
'ttempts Of Dsrvisch Pasha at ooncilis-
Ion fail, Arabi Pasha will out tele.
,raphic connection. take postaRss and
openly defy the Porte.
An American asrse Wins,
LONDON, June 8.-Foxhall won The
Ascot gold cup.
English horse Race.
LONDON, June Sat tho Ascot the
James Palace stakes were won By Bat
lsfsld. Garth second. and Ssshem
bird.
The Reno MORTAL stakes were won BY
Retreat, Woolsley second, Carlyle third,
ierald unplaoed. The twentieth new
biennial stakes were won by Syndrum,
3aler second, Bed Spectre third. Mas
aol also ran. I
Heaty Failures. |
LONDON, June 8.-The liabilities Of |
ne Suspended firm Of James, Thompson
Z Co., ship and insurance brokers, Of
london. are one hundred thouaandl
'ounds; those Of Vaughan d Go, NOR.
hants of Liverpool, are two hundred
pounds.
Austrian surprises.
CKrrN'E, Juno San Austrian bat
alion was attacked on the ID inst, hy
% insurgents near: Moimi. Tho Aus
rians were surprised and compelled 70
etreat with loss of95 killed. Tho in
ur0ents lost Is killed and wounded.
IN the 3D. inst. the insurgents destroyed
he barracks at Bisiotins, killing 26