Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-24

Trouble Averted.
PTTTsBUBG, Oct. S.-Pennsylyania
lodges generally express confidence in
President jarrett, so the prospective
iron workers split is probably averted
FORE EIGN.
A French Election.
PERPIGNoN, France, Oct, 23.-Prefect
Heine has been elected TO the Chamber
of Deputies. He defeated Maguan,
Radical, by HOO votes.
An English ommander.
CAIRO, Oct. 23.--Baker Pasha has
been officially appointed to the COM
mand of the Egyptian army.
Horse Race.
LONDON, Oct. N.-At the New Market
meeting today, the trial stakes were
won by Val; Suttler second and Hitler
third.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 23-The ship Inn
porter arrived on the 2lst inst, from
Portland. Oregon.
Tunis Done For.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-The Bey of Tunis
has made a treaty with France by
which that power assumes the debt Of
Tunls, organizes the administration of
Justice. aud takes charge of all public
property, giving the Bey retiring al
lOwance.
Action Revoked.
LONDON, Oct. %. A letter from Cliff
ford LlOyd is published. stating that
at his recommendation Earl Spencer,
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, in cOnse-
quence of improvement in the state of
the country, has revoked his proclama-
ton of martial law in LOngherea and
neighbOring counties.
The Un~peakable Turk.
CONsTANTINoPLE. Oct. 23.-On opening
the festival of Baifam, the Sultan re-
ceived the Turkish civil and military
authorities. General Wallace, Z. S.
Minister, was the only member of the
diplomatic corps present. He informed
the Sultan that he intended to take
leave of absence for two months for the
purpose of jOurneying in Austria. The
Sultan begged Gen. Wallace to defer bis
departure.
Court Martial.
ROME, Oct. 23-Paoluca, the young
officer who deserted the Italian Navy to
join Arab Pasha, will be tried by COun-
Gil of War.
ST. PETERS BURG, Oct. GA fire broke
out this morning in the large lumber
raging.
A speech.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Callan, Member of
Parliament, addressed a meeting of
constituents in the south yesterday. A
vote was passed giving Callan leave to
proceed to America.
LYONS, Oct. ga rjotous demonstra-
ton against the municipality here yes
terday was in consequence of their hav-
ing suppressed the SabventOr opera.
The police we're unable to cope with the
crowd. A body of gensdarmes cleared
the crowd.
A Dcvlllsh Act.
At 2 o'clock this morning there was
an alarming explosion in u restaurant
attached to the theater. Two heavy re-
ports were heard under one of the Ia
bles. There were two hundred people
in the restaurant, who rushed hurriedly
into tho street. A third and more for
midable explosion thon occurred, which
shattered the tables, mirrors, and other
articles, and seriously injured three per-
sons. Three men, who entered the res
taurant ten minutes before the explO-
sion. loft small box under the table.
Egypt.
LONDON, OCT. 23.-It is believed that
the Government has concluded a con-
vention with the khedive, providing for
their discharge on the cost of the Brit
ish army of occupation being paid by
the Egyptian Government.
A Nihilist.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-AmOng the persons
arrested at st. EtienRe, on suspicion of
being connected with the riots at the
Montican Leo mines, is a man named
Laure, who, it is alleged, has been for a
long time corresponding with the Nihi-
list, BrucekrapotOkine.
Land Lacquer Elected.
DUBLIN, Oct. 23.-Thos. Judge, Land
Lacquer, was elected Chairman of the
Town Commissioners of Beryl by a ma
jority of one vote, defeating Mr.. King
Harmon who filed the position for sew
eral years.
Not strong Enough.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-John Bright, reply
ing to the resolutions of the Birmingham
Trades Council. writes that the only
fault he finds with the resolutions is
that they are not sufficiently stringent
to be an effectual remedy for the evil
they are intended to meet.
Gone % London.
ROME, Oct. 3.-ErrinetOn who had
An interview with Jacobine started for
London today.
Arabi's Trial.
PARIS, Got. 3.-The mode of proceed
ing for the trial of Arabi Pasha allows
the calling of witnesses from foreign
countries or taking their evidence by
commission. Counsel for the prisoner
have the right of final reply.
Coming Home.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-J. Schuyler Crosby,
Governor of MOntaaa, sailed from Liv-
erpool for New York today.
Destructive Typhoon.
MANILA, Oct. pa typhoon dsvas-
tated this city on Friday last.
A Female Gnlieau.
BELGRADE, Oct. 3-A woman fred
twice at King Milan in the cathedral to-
day.
Gone q the Troatler.
TRIroLI. Oct. 23.-Ali Ben Omar, with
thirty-two Tunisians, Arab Chief. start
ed for the frontier. The French Con-
sui. Goerc. has written letter in their
favor to the general commanding in Tu-
mis-.
Laws to be Repealed.
BERLIN, Oct. 3.-The repeal Of the
socialist laws is expected shortly. Even
the German GGesfte favors the repeal on
condition that the socialists abstain
from interference with the higher
grades Of politics.
Revelulienlsts IN Ceuncil.
LONDON, Oct 23.-The annual Con-
Cress of the Commonwealth Revolu-
tionary Organization opened today with
large attendance of Europeans. also
some from America. Resolutions were
passed coudemning the execution of
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