Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-08-04
ADDITIONAL TEifcaapHIc MEMS
ore Iess JOHN.

others arrived at this port yesterday, on
the brig Chesapeake from Demars,
died at his hotel today of henorrasge
of the lungs. He was Gu r2ute Tor
China, accompanied by his mother.
He was thirty-six years old. and is said
to have ansssed considerable means ia
Demars. His remains were buried IL
Baltimore Cemetery. O.hsrs Of hts
party will leave for San Francisco TO-
morrow.
CosvenufeA 0ay.
Pxo11A, H., August 3.-Ias Green
hackers hold . convention today. A.
ter recess Gen. ]. 3. Weaver addressed
the convention briefly. Daniel do
Lau2hiin Of Mil county was nominated
State Treasurer by reclamation. Miss
Francis z. willard Of Chicago was pre-
scented a. a candidate for State S1Psrin-
tendent Of Education, trs Senator
Plumb prcdaeed telegram from her
stating that she could not accept the
nomination, and her mama was with
drawn. Frank Fl. Hall of Kane county
was then nominated by acciama:ion.
The resolutions ars very long and not
new.
All Satisfactory.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-In the Commons
today Sir Arthur d. Eayter, junior
Lord Treasurer, said the Government
was without of!icial information con-
corning alleged misconduct of Company
I, of the Goth Rifles, guarding pos. on
The fresh water canal, but accor ling to
private advices the foremost pickets,
consisting of corpora. and six men,
was attacked by hundred Bedouins in
the middle OF ths night. The p;cke.
| retired, firing ~ it withdrew. There IS
TO doubt that the corporal and his meu
did their duty. and did it accordin. to
| instructions.
| The manner In which the reserve are
answering the call summoning them is
,usidered most satisfactory. Today i:
the las. day for joining their colors. II
ii believed that over ten thousand lner
will join.
An OfJlctat Appointment.
DUBLIN, Augus. 2.-Jenkison, private
secretary of Earl Spencer, Lord Lieu
tenant OF Ireland, he's been appointed
to succeed Colonel B:ackenbury Gs D.
rector Of ths Irish Criminal iuvestigs'
ton department.
| LoSDos, August An official teie
gram from Alexandria says the left
front Of the picket guard WAS driven il
by Arab Pasha's cavalry on "Wednesday
morning The picket guard maintained
its position 50 yards in the rear of the
original post, firing furiously. Arab
Pasha's cavalry finally withdrew, and the
post was re-oocnpied. No casualties 90
cured.
| ALExAEpKfA. August 2.-It Is persis
tentIy rumored that Arab Pasha intend,
to attack Alexandria with large forct
under Tuebla Pasha. Admiral Seymour
visited the Nets forts today. He went
on Lake Marates, and observed the Be-
douins entrenching in the distance.
DUBLIN. August 2.-Parnell is about
to issue circular with view 10 check
the operations Of the land corporation.
separating tho issues.
BERLIN, Aug. Pit is reported tina,
the powers are willing to leave the
Egyptian question separate from the
question of the Suez Canal, a mere ar.
rangsnlent between Turkey aud Eng
land subject to ths finsl assent of Eu
rope.
Has she Right Ring.
CoNsrAsIINopLI, Asg. 3.-The Brit.
ish Ambassador has sent another note
TO tho Porte, insisting upon the issuance
of the proclamation declaring Arab
Pasha q rebel, and stating that other
wise the taking Of Turkish troops into
Egypt cannot take place. He still hopes
the proclamation will be made before
or at the moment of the arrival O:
Turkish troops in Egypt. War vessels
with army ammunition and 10, 900 troops
will leave on Thursday or Friday 70,
Egypt.
In he Conference
At the settling Of the conference to-
day, Onau, the Russian representative
and Said Pashs, the Turkish delegate,
made declaration in behalf Of their
respective Governments. Lord Dufferin
explained EngIand's action. England's
sole object was to restore peace and
order, 10 secure freq navigation of the
Suez Canal, and restore the authority
of the Khedivs while restoring liberty
of action. Events might render It ne
cessary for England to accept the Co,
operation Of any power ready to give it
Lord Duiferin added:
I'VE also accep. tao Snl.an's friends
offers, and are glad to be relieved Of
uncertainty regarding tho intentions Of
tho Sultan caused by the decoration be
slowed upon Arab Pasha. We still
require that proclamation bs Issued
supporinS the authority OF the khedivs
and declaring Arab rashs rebel"
| The Ottoman plenipossn.isriss made
this declaration: I'VE have taken a iis
of the communications:ot Lord Dus
ferin and each member Of tho confer
encc regarding ths point that En2lant
il Obliged to maintain troops in Eeyp
In consequences of the inaction of thu
Porto. The Ottoman Representatives
arc of the opinion that action on the
part OF the Sultan would be moro prac
tical and cilioiacious than action b,
England. Tbs assertion OF inactiou or
the part Of the ports is unfouuded. At
ter tho presentation OF the identical
note the Porte agreed to take rart il
the conferences, and afterwards 70 des
patch troops to Egypt. This was based
On tho tenos Of the identical nvts, and
eafiNflad tina rsowava hr< ts,n ots:x-s.